incoming transmission ... :: from @yjstce / bart allen: β you can ask me anything you want. i promise i'll answer truthfully except the things i feel like lying about. β // Bart being a lil shit
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This kid could be as infuriating as his cousin. The wide smile that actually seemed to reach his eyes this time (his right side seemed to go higher than his left, just like Wally), green irises that twinkled with mischief.
She had only known him for a short period, but because he was family, he had invaded not only her living space but her life. She was suddenly buying twice as many groceries in case he came over, and poor Brucely would have to be kept close because Bart didn't seem to know how to behave around dogs. Even with her grievances for the annoying little shit, he had somehow still wormed his way into her heart.
So, she makes the effort.
Or wants to, until he says such something like that to Artemis. She has never been great at controlling her temper. But she still only raises an eyebrow.
β You know that entire second sentence functions as an oxymoron, right? DIdn't they tell you not to twist your language like that in school? β Artemis asks. She goes back to chopping the vegetables she had been preparing for dinner. β What can you tell us? It's 50 years in the future, right? Are you gonna tell me that Wally and I are chasing after our grandchildren who have his powers? That Wally is still struggling to retire from the League at 71 years old? β
She can't help but smile at her own thoughts. The idea of getting married and having a family... God, she wants that so bad.
She knows there is more to it than that, so she puts the knife down for a moment and looks back at him.
β You're gonna lie no matter what we ask. You should tell us what we need to know and leave it at that. It's gonna come out anyway. You're back to change something. β
She glances at the cutting board again. β By the way, are you staying for dinner? I have enough for the both of you stomach gremlins. β