Taz smirked and shook her head, âNo se. Jou can try, but it probably wonât work.â She replied, folding her arms across her chest. It was kind of amusing to see him get riled up about it. She glanced over at him before scooting back next to him, âNope, Iâm good. Now apĂșrate.â
Up stuck his tongue out at her and began to eat deliberately slowly, because he knew it would annoy her to no end. It was fun - going back to the banter and teasing - he hadnât realised just how much heâd missed this until he was stuck in that damn facility, with no-one but therapists to talk to.Â
Taz rolled her eyes, knowing he was doing it on purpose now. She slapped his arm before leaning against him. She glanced around the hall before looking back at him, very glad to have him back. Even if things werenât quite the same, it still felt good to have someone to have again. Taz let out a huff, giving him an annoyed looked, âIf jou donât hurry, I might have to resort to drastic measures.â She replied, half jokingly.
Up chuckled slightly, raising his eyebrows in an almost challenging manner. âOh really? What yâgonna do?â He asked. He knew better than to goad Taz on really, it could only lead in something bad for him, but he was just too happy to be able to do this again to really care about the consequences.Â
Taz shrugged. She reached over to grab a piece of food before tossing it at him, âNow why I tell jou what I would do. Lo derrota el punto.â Taz replied, looking rather smug about it. She was glad that he was happy. The change was nice compared to what it used to be. It was good to see she was able to give him some happiness, instead of the pain that she used too.
Up deflected the food with a small pout, but finished off his breakfast quickly enough after that. âThere there, Iâm done,â he huffed slightly. âYâhappy now Taz? Makinâ me rush mâfood. Simple pleasures, Taz. Simple pleasures.âÂ
"About time." She muttered. Taz shook her head, ignoring to whatever else he had to say. The hall seemed to gather more people, which gave her all the more reason to want to leave faster. She really didn't want to deal with anyone. Taz put a hand on his shoulder and laughed a bit, "Maybe I'll make it up to jou then." She replied, giving his shoulder a pat.









