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“It’s a surprise! I’ll chuck it on now.”
Jenna wrinkles her nose. “Alright then.”
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millie
“It’s a surprise! I’ll chuck it on now.”
Jenna wrinkles her nose. “Alright then.”
millie
“I guess. Colors are fun though!”
“I suppose they are. So, the movie then? What are we watching anyway?”
millie
“Um… I don’t know? I can start the movie if you’d prefer.”
“I mean, it’s not bad it’s just... so random.”
millie
“I mean, I like it. But I understand!”
“Why are we even discussing this?”
millie
“Poor orange.”
“It’s just too much.”
millie.
“It’s… just not my thing, I guess. I like purple though! And– and yellow. And blue, obviously.”
“All good colors. I’m just not a fan of orange, honestly.”
millie.
“I mean not having to fight my brother for one. I don’t like pink, anyway.”
“Well, it’s a good think I’m not your brother then. Though I don’t understand how you don’t like pink.”
millie.
“I feel bad, okay. I just– it’s nice to not fight over blankets for once.”
“Millie, despite what you may think of me, I’m actually not going to fight you over a blanket. I promise. Well, unless it’s pink.”
millie.
“Cool, let’s go.” Millie led Jenna through to the living room and when they arrived, offered Jenna a green blanket. “Usually I’d give you the choice, I swear, but I really want the blue one, okay! If you, um– come back again, you can have the other one. Promise.”
“I believe you made that very clear when you invited me over,” she teased. “It’s fine, I like green.”
millie.
“I still don’t really get it. But anyway! Movie time?”
“Sounds good.”
millie.
“I don’t know– in general, I guess.”
“Because not everyone can succeed and so sometimes you need to let those dragging you behind go. Or are in direct competition with them.”
millie
“Why is everyone so mean to each other? I just don’t get it. Everything would be better if we just helped each other.”
“In this case or in general?”
millie.
“Ugh. What asses.”
“They’re just unhappy with their own lives and want to make other people miserable too.”
millie.
“God, those people suck. Why bother going to the theater if you’re going to be on your phone?!”
“Because they suck and want to make sure everyone else knows.”
millie.
“They do deserve to suffer.”
“Yep. Them and people who are on their phone in theaters.”
millie.
“I won’t!”
“Good, there’s a special place in hell for those who break pinkie promises.”
millie.
“I will! Pinky promise.”
“Well now you can’t break that.”