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Poppy shrugged innocently. "Even I don't know what I want, Kodi. It's exhausting, really." She muttered under her breath, but to keep things light she flashed her a well-faked smile anyways. "You're nasty, I just know you are. When you see something you like, you don't stop until you get it." Which was pretty funny because Poppy was just like that. "On it! I'll pour your something nice." The dark blonde left her bedroom to head for the open kitchen area of her apartment. There she fished two glasses from a shelf, filled them with ice, licor 43, vodka and with some sparkling water. It was probably too strong because Poppy couldn't mix for shit but it was sweet so she decided that Dakota had to accept it. She waited for Dakota to return from her bedroom, and hopped on top of the kitchen counter. "You're always so slow, oh my god." - Poppy whined, already sipping from the drink and pulling a sour face afterwards. "Tell me about you though, how have you been since all shit went crazy? What have you been up to?"
"So what is this mystery concoction you'd made for me?" She asks as she accepts it reluctantly. She'd certainly evolved from being skiddish around her. Now she took her time, drew out her words and movements. She knew it drove her crazy. Which is why she chuckles at the mention of his slowness. "I"m not slow. You just live life on super speed." Luckily no one in the family really knew why Poppy called things off, and well, neither did Dakota really. She doubted Poppy really knew past it not feeling right. But the things with not having closure is that it drew the other party crazy. So her brother was in a really rough way. But that wasn't her fault so she didn't bring it up. "They've just gone back to the normal ostracized treatment. Glad I'm not being forced to hang around for appearances anymore."











