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“you can get snacks after we get evidence!” poppy barked back, a familiar commanding air in her tone. she threw out instructions like someone who never had situations go any way that wasn’t hers, and even as a mortal she expected that same treatment. once they had crammed in the seats, poppy’s body slouched comically low in the cushy armchair, she rolled her eyes at brenna. “of course i know what a phone is! i’m using mine for video, so you have to get the photo. we need to have all our bases covered whenever it’s the right moment to expose this little love affair.” she sighed as if it pained her to explain her logic to brenna. it was only common sense! why couldn’t everyone live on the same, superior plane of thinking as her?
brenna was used to poppy’s demanding tone. it was annoying sometimes, but by now brenna simply sighed instead of trying to argue. it never worked. it was just tiresome and she could use her energy for better things. brenna made an impressed face when poppy said she knew what a phone was. though, then again, of course poppy could never be left out of anything. and phones were terribly important in this century. ‘you want me to take pictures in a dark room?’ she asked, though she didn’t really seem interested in the answer to her question. it would be a yes, no doubt. ‘without flash you won’t be able to see much, and i’m not using flash. over my dead body.’ of course, brenna would probably never be in the position were she’d be dead, but it was a nice dramatic saying she had very quickly incorporated in her vocabulary. brenna shook her head a little at poppy’s pained sigh. she didn’t understand why she’d been labeled as a dramatic goddess when zeus was right here, being the most dramatic person to ever exist, as always. ‘one date to a movie theatre is hardly a love affair, pops, but whatever. besides, once we have all this footage, what do you mean by “expose”? if you think some random grainy video will go viral on social media, you’re even more deluded than i thought.’










