[ That she is trying to befriend him, or that she is not doing a very good job of it. He doesn't specify, the scratching of his pen too faint to carry over the crystal airwaves. ]
( it is a lot easier when you've just grown up with everyone you're friends with. for a start, they tend to be more forgiving—or at least tolerant—of your particular idiosyncrasies.
with any luck, at least. probably not a guarantee, broadly. )
I'm not used to not knowing it all, now. It's strange.
I knew her brother. He'd have said the same, I think.
( give or take a vociferous argument on the exact subject,
tsenka's not sure her business falls into the other people's that richard is interested in talking about, so she's more of a mind to linger on the bones of it than cop to how many times she'd rolled her eyes at the same sentiment from bede. especially now she's pretty sure they're right, and she was wrong. )
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[ That she is trying to befriend him, or that she is not doing a very good job of it. He doesn't specify, the scratching of his pen too faint to carry over the crystal airwaves. ]
I prefer to discuss other peoples' business.
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with any luck, at least. probably not a guarantee, broadly. )
I'm not used to not knowing it all, now. It's strange.
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( terrifying and thrilling. )
You know Jone well, then?
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( give or take a vociferous argument on the exact subject,
tsenka's not sure her business falls into the other people's that richard is interested in talking about, so she's more of a mind to linger on the bones of it than cop to how many times she'd rolled her eyes at the same sentiment from bede. especially now she's pretty sure they're right, and she was wrong. )
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You ‘knew’ him?
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( it's a telling pause, to anyone particularly experienced in deciphering silences. )
We were us, a while. I've no reason to think he's not still looking for her, somewhere.