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A pout passed over sharp features, their bearer displaying a penchant for petulance with disappointment to her reaction at his joke. âDitto,â he sulked, allowing it to seep into vocal chords and trail along with fingers down his arm. A low hum of agreement and nod were offered before the appendage was held out for her. âI am not a very good texter at all, if you want to know, so probably. Weâre all in the same school, so it just doesnât make much sense to me to text when I will literally see you in the near future in most cases.â
Getting a bit of his mischievous twinkle back, the scamp narrowed his gaze on her, corners of lips flirting with an upturn. âYou arenât worried about me having cooties or something, right? Because Iâve been to a doctor and they swear nerd isnât contagious.â He was going to get her to laugh, smile, something yet. Even if it killed him.
Besides his lack of sense, there was an undeniably cool factor to having a pretty girlâs number on your arm. Sure, they knew it was just for class, but the rest of the world didnât. Not that Hubert would lie if asked about it. Gesturing to her bag, he interjected, âOoh, do I get to pick the color? I like green, but purpleâs wonderful too!â
âItâs the color of lilacs and Mamaâs eyes. I donât think thereâs a lovelier shade in existence,â the prince began softly and ended with a bright chirp, eyes crinkled up in enthusiasm.
She noted that he was possibly disappointed or hurt. Did she fail to understand some underlying meaning or joke? She was bad at those or interacting in general â she did not know rather or not she should move on from the minor (or major) bump or she should apologize. It took a lot from her not to fall into the vicious cycle of anxiety just from this unknown mistake of hers. Wanting to reply, she almost used sign language and reverted into writing again â a con from not talking.
â No to texting, got it. Iâm not a good texter too.
It was a white lie actually. Not only was she terrible, she was bad in anything revolving social meaning anything people like social media. Still, she could go around sending messages or force herself to be less as bad as she usually was.
As she continued to listen to him, she kind of understood half his joke, but wondered what cooties were â she was probably a bit innocent or she still understood mother tongue better than anything.
â Indeed, I wouldnât want to get your Nerd, Iâd rather keep my Geek intact.
Sadly, she was not half as funny as him. He still managed to get her to silently laugh (or grin).
She tilted her head when he talked about how he liked the color violet (more like lilac). It was rather interesting that he loved this color. It was indeed a pretty color. She has nothing against the shade, but she preferred lilacs for the scent. Not many flowers have such a nice smell. She put down her markers neatly on the ground and picked her lightest violet (or, arguably, purple) marker to replicate the otherâs favorite color.
â So, your mother has eyes like Liv Taylor?
Ame asked placing the notebook on the floor before she gently and carefully grabbed his arms. Hopefully, he did not mind her to be a bit closer to him, because she needed to write her number, her name and the assignment on his arm.
â Celeste K. Delacroix â xx-xx-xx-xx (Denmark one!) â Dance partner âĄ











