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Arlene couldn’t help but chuckle just as Beck did, though the look on her face was a good deal more guilt-ridden. In all honesty, Arlene should have probably guessed they’d set her up with someone like Beck – someone she had passing knowledge of, but wasn’t too close to these days. In Frostford it was either those people, or people she’d known her whole life and knew much too much about already. She had to hand it to her sister, really. It had been a good attempt. “Because!” Arlene let out, grimacing at herself. “Here I am babblin’ about how much I hate blind dates to my actual blind date. Pretty sure that’s a ‘my momma would smack me upside the head’-level of rudeness.”
“in both of our defenses, i don’t think very many people enjoy blind dates they’ve been set up on by someone else.” beck tries to placate. the last thing she wants is for arlene to feel any sort of negative emotion from their meeting --- after all, beck finds it all rather amusing. “enough about it all, though. how about we order some drinks? maybe an appetizer? if you’d like, at least.”












