I would come haunt you, *she informs him sternly. The sternness is perhaps somewhat muted by the fact that she's still clinging desperately.* And not the good kind of haunting. The kind where I, you know, threw things at you from across the room, and stuff.
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She hadn't slept for days, properly.
She thought I was holding out on her deliberately, I think.
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She was ... angry, then?
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She draws her knees up to her chest.*
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She thinks I'm mad at her now, or something. I am, a little. But -
She should be more mad at me than anything, I guess. Considering.
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You want to tell me what she did?
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At my leg.
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*Andrew shudders convulsively, once.*
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Hey. It's okay.
I'm okay. I promise.
She maybe isn't.
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she wouldn't've done it really.
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*But no point going into them now.*
She didn't, anyway.
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You know what would happen if she had, right?
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Please don't -
*And then she stops, unsure of what, even, she was going to ask.*
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You wouldn't be able to dance anymore.
And I'd have to kill her.
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*Meg stiffens immediately.*
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*He closes his eyes, rests his forehead against the top of her head, breathes in the scent of her hair.*
It didn't happen. It's not going to.
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*She's talking into Andrew's shirt; her voice would be almost inaudible, even without it.*
And if I ever catch you doing something like that, Andrew Wells -
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*His arms tighten around her.*
Ever.
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I don't think I like this plan.
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