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projectroxas2011-08-17 03:55 pm
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[ having decided that meeting anthony half-way would be best for this particular... conversation, he walks a bit slowly, quite aware that his dorm was closer to the school than his friend-slash-goalie's house. (that and he would probably have to struggle with his mode of transportation for a while.) so instead of the usual ten minutes it takes him to arrive to this particular destination, he gives himself thirty, casually making his way to one of the benches underneath a tree.
takes a seat, pulls out his cellphone, then begins to check his messages as he waits; it would be at least another fifteen minute wait, one he was finally willing to be patient for. after all, he wasn't expecting much, anyway. when it came to feelings, expectations were the worst things to have, or so he had logically deducted throughout his childhood. besides, it wouldn't be the end of the world if anything negative happened. this was anthony, after all, the boy who clucked and bawked louder than he spoke or made any semblance of sense with his words.
... it almost made him second-guess himself. almost.
pockets his phone and tilts his head backwards instead, letting it rest against the top of the bench. just simply stares up into the branches and leaves of the tree, allowing himself to show a rare display of being lost in some non-thoughts for the time being. ]
takes a seat, pulls out his cellphone, then begins to check his messages as he waits; it would be at least another fifteen minute wait, one he was finally willing to be patient for. after all, he wasn't expecting much, anyway. when it came to feelings, expectations were the worst things to have, or so he had logically deducted throughout his childhood. besides, it wouldn't be the end of the world if anything negative happened. this was anthony, after all, the boy who clucked and bawked louder than he spoke or made any semblance of sense with his words.
... it almost made him second-guess himself. almost.
pockets his phone and tilts his head backwards instead, letting it rest against the top of the bench. just simply stares up into the branches and leaves of the tree, allowing himself to show a rare display of being lost in some non-thoughts for the time being. ]

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Pardon?
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The. . . feelings and. Such. Confession?
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Not at all. Why would you think so?
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[ quickly sips at his smoothie before his speech further deteriorates. ]
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. . . Oh. [ takes a deep breath. ] That's. . . what was on my mind. Today. During the game.
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Answer's 'yes', by the way.
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I see. [ breathes out through his nose, mostly out of amusement. ] That's what's been bothering you?
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It was a legitimate worry.
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Perhaps I should reconsider. It seems as if you don't know me well enough.
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Don't. Uh. I'll learn.
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I believe it is your jokedar that is broken. [ curls his fingers slightly. ] But I know you will.
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It's just a minor hiccup. It'll go back to normal tomorrow.
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As will your performance on the field, I take it?
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Best meatshield ever. Aye aye, captain.
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...
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... gapes at her a bit. then stutters out: ]
M-M-Marsh-- Anne! Hi!
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... I brought you your food.
[ slowly, carefully sets it down between them. mechanically steps back a few steps. ] Enjoy your meal. [ ... and then turns and walks away. ]
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I will go talk to her. [ inclines his head towards the food. ] You may begin eating, if you wish.
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S'okay. I'll wait.
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the conversation isn't too long despite going into great detail. tells her everything, just so she can paint the entire picture in her head, saying no, he's not sick, and no, nobody is dying. so with a promise to speak on this more later (he should tell his parents as well, in due time; tells her such, receiving a small nod from anne in agreement) he leaves, taking his seat across from anthony again. ]
All seems to be fine. [ takes the napkin on the table and places it on his lap. picks up his fork, looking up at anthony. ] Shall we, then?
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Wait-- she's. Really okay? With this?
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