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"I think it being a popular flavour is my concern. What if they've run out?" Jack asked, shaking her head slightly, "Oh, I hope so. Now I'm craving it."
"Oh Godric, I admittedly hadn't thought about that factor," Rosa confessed. "Let's hope we get there and it's still available. Otherwise it's going to be a major letdown."
"Well that happening was certainly unexpected so I can't say I am too excited about the prospect of anything unexpected happening again." Dorian explained with a shrug of his shoulders. "I also know you are good on all the promises you make too." He assured her, never doubting that about Rosa.
"It's definitely one of our family's best traits. We never make promises that we don't plan to keep," Rosa replied with a smile. And if there ever was a case of that, she would go above and beyond to make sure she kept the promise even if it felt damn near impossible to. "Not wanting the unexpected to happen is real though. And of course the safe way to go. But, and I know you'll hate me saying this, it is an inevitable part of life. The unexpected will continue to happen to you whether you like it or not."
"That is true. I don't think of it that way much any more. I kind of just... narrowed in and did it. How I got there or what that means is something I maybe take a little for granted." He admitted, sounding grateful that the girl appeared to be able to help him to see the bigger picture and just how impressive of an accomplishment it actually was. "Well, now that you've said it, how do you think we should celebrate it?" Fred asked with a warm smile.
"You do not seem like the type of person to take anything for granted. It's just not the energy you give off at all," she commented. "I suppose there isn't a reason not to," she shrugged, happy to go with the flow, especially with something like this. "Have you got favorite food or a favorite bar or something? We should go someplace you love," Rosa suggested with a smile.
"I think you diminish your importance to me. I definitely need you." Dorian scolded softly. "But I appreciate despite your disagreement with my words, that you're still going to come. "I can't wait to hear you out there. I also can't wait to be up there again. I've missed it."
Rosa just reached out to squeeze her brother's forearm in response to that. If she thought about it too much she was sure a few tears would spark up. "I know you have. And it's going to be amazing," she replied when he spoke about missing it. "You're going to blow all of them out of the water and I can't wait to have the best seat in the house to watch it."
"Right? And totally underrated," Vic added, "I don't think she gets enough credit for all the classic films she has been in," she continued, "Yeah, I do. I mean, that's what Shakespeare was designed for, right? To be timeless and interpreted in different ways. It's a storyline that could fit any genre."
"Do you think he had that kind of foresight when he was writing? I guess that wouldn't be so surprising considering everyone thinks he's such a genius," she considered with a soft laugh. "It would be pretty cool if he had thought of his works being adapted some day."
"I didn't realise that was a tradition but I can't say I mind it. I always try to seek out the best food and then you can't go past the cheese stands without trying their wares too." She loved being able to sample things so she'd always enjoyed that.
"I use the excuse of 'traditions' a little too often," Rosa admitted. "I just want to gorge myself on food whenever I can. And making something a tradition always just makes it sound more official and easier to get away with," she added with a laugh.
"You're very particular, aren't you?" Jonah commented teasingly, chuckling to show his humour, "What kind of movies do you like then?"
"Of course I love anything with a happy ending," Rosa had to admit. "However I will even take an action film or a thriller if they still give me a satisfying conclusion."
"That really is a special type of relationship." Clara said with a smile on her lips. She knew of people in her life she felt similarly about. There was a far off look that appeared to be echoed on the girls features too for a moment before she came back to reality. "You seem like you have a lot going on in your head. I know they are lucky to have them but equally, I wouldn't be who I am without their support either."
"Sorry– yeah. I've always been that way," she replied sheepishly when the blonde had called her out on the way she had a tendency to get lost in thought. "I know exactly how that feels. Having my support system means everything to me too," Rosa related easily. "How lucky are we to have those kinds of people in our lives, right?"
"Oh no, they're definitely fun," Alastair replied, "But you could say thaty about any movie. That it's not everyone's vibes."
"Yeah that's true. I'd say that's the beauty of having so many genres. Everyone can find something they like," Rosa nodded with a smile.
"Oooh, do they have red velvet?" Jack asked, raising an eyebrow, "I love red velvet and would absolutely have one of those if they're available."
"We should totally ask. I'd be surprised if they didn't," she admitted. "It's such a popular flavor after all! I mean I saw they had cookies and cream, so red velvet has to be there."
"Yeah, you're right. I guess I need to try a few options to figure it out," Pippa replied, smiling in thanks, "Oh yeah. If you could give me the name s of those places, that would be great. I can't judge my favourite based on one place, can I?"
"Absolutely no problem. I'll make sure to give you a whole list you can explore to your heart's desire," she assured her warmly. "I can even include my favorites on each menu so you have some extra guidance if you'd like."
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"Ooh! You know what, I have recently discovered that I like spicy food so that isn't a terrible idea," Pippa admitted, thinking about it for a moment, "I guess I could find a pizza that includes them."
"There's a lot of great pizza options that are spicy. I'm sure you can find something that'll be to your liking," Rosa said with a grin. She never tired of talking about food. "If you ever need any recommendations, let me know. There's some great places in the Hogsmeade sidestreets– but even more in muggle London."
"I am, but it's proving very amusing for me." He admitted, not ashamed to be honest about that. "I can't imagine what I would do if it wasn't this. It's always been this for me." There had never been any other choice or path for Fred in his mind. It had been a singular pursuit.
"That's amazing though. Just goes to show how much dreams and hard work coming together can make incredible things happen," Rosa gushed fondly. She was a dreamer in all ways and seeing them come to fruition brought her immense joy. "Luckily you don't have to imagine a reality where you're not doing this. You found your calling and that deserves to be celebrated."
Sam gave her a soft smile in response. "Okay, I'll do it," he said. "Just, be safe okay? I can't fathom something happening to you or anyone else because I finally decide to stand up to my father."
"I know. But I don't even want to dare imagining something happening to you either because of him," Rosa wanted to make clear. "Please put yourself first in this case. Those around you that love you will be okay."
"Ah yes, well the first isn't really something I need to work on and the latter... Well lets just say I'm going to be giving that a wide berth." He might not have been in love with Laurel but he'd had feelings for her, that much was clear now to him even if they were perhaps just a close friendship. What they had was honestly too complicated to try and pick apart and given how it'd ended, he didn't see the point in trying to figure it out at this point. "You know, if you are saying that about me, imagine what our Ma might say." He snorted, knowing that she was pretty independent but she definitely enjoyed her children visiting. "I might try that then but if you turn me down I'll be holding this conversation over you." Dorian joked lightly.
"A wide berth? Well maybe don't be so averse. Love can come around in the most unexpected of ways," she replied with a soft smile. "I'm sure she'd have her opinions, per usual. But we'd all laugh about it in the end," she considered in good humor. "Be my guest," she replied with a smug grin when he joked about using this conversation against her if things turned out differently. "I know I am good on the promises I make," Rosa shrugged back.
"And just what other resolutions have you heard being suggested tonight?" Dorian asked his sister when she pointed out how practical his were. He'd always been that type though, perhaps to a fault. "Yes, they are. I'm glad I just haven't royally screwed that up for myself." He admitted, knowing that it could have gone differently. "But your resolution..." He looked at her with narrowed eyes for a moment, clearly assessing the situation. "To spend more time with your big brother seems the best one for you. Between friends and work I'm feeling abandoned." He joked.
"Well I've heard a lot of 'go to the gym's or 'find love'. The first is one people commonly give up on and the second is one I find a little ridiculous because if you're forcing it... you know?" she shrugged, seeming unimpressed by what she'd heard from others throughout the night. At Dorian's suggestion, she couldn't help but laugh, "Abandoned? Someone's sounding an awful lot like a drama queen," Rosa teased affectionately. She in reality found it sweet that all jokes aside, they had a close bond and enjoyed spending time with one another. "You know phones work both ways– you could always reach out to me if you wanted to hang instead of waiting around for a call like I've gone to war or something."
