MBONE .. 002

[chemveil]

Since everyone won't shut up about the kissing booth and I want some amusement, who was everyone's first kiss? Spare no details about what a loser they were.

Oh, and if your first kiss is about to be at the kissing booth, I need to know for non-making-fun-of-you reasons.

DOM.
Ughhhh I'm apologizing to Adri, kill me now.

ADRI.
I would like to apologize for the other day, I was out of line.

Comments

mash.

[nishad]

Curiosity gets the best of us, Maryle.

mash.

[chemveil]

I like being unknowable.

mash.

[nishad]

Why?

mash.

[chemveil]

[....] Because.

I've always been like this. So it shouldn't be surprising.

mash.

[nishad]

I didn't say it was surprising, Maryle.

mash.

[chemveil]

Good, I guess.

I just

It's just who I am, I don't know.

mash.

[nishad]

You're a genius, remember? I feel like you do know.

mash.

[chemveil]

Let's talk about something else.

mash.

[nishad]

I think it's incredibly difficult not to want to know you better than you'll allow, but we can talk about my pilot fumbling the bag if that's easier.

mash.

[chemveil]

I don't understand wh

I feel bad for him.

mash.

[nishad]

Don't. He knows someone worth paying attention to when he sees them, he's just aiming above his pay grade. He'll learn.

mash.

[chemveil]

I guess at least he has the moxie to go for it.

mash.

[nishad]

I think staying quiet might have been the better option for him.

mash.

[chemveil]

It's almost charming, so I'm sure it'll serve him well with someone that's right for him.

mash.

[nishad]

He's a sweet kid. [...] You're n He just needs to aim a little closer to his own age.

mash.

[chemveil]

He is, I like him a lot. He'll figure it out.

mash.

[nishad]

You really do feel bad. [...] You know you shouldn't, yeah?

mash.

[chemveil]

I feel bad for him, I don't feel guilty. Turning down people is a normal part of life.

mash.

[nishad]

Good. [...] Just wanted to make sure. I don't doubt you have plenty of experience there.

mash.

[chemveil]

I require no worrying after, I promise.

It's daily.

mash.

[nishad]

Sure. But if you did, you wouldn't tell me.

Even on a ship this size, I believe it.

mash.

[chemveil]

I let you bring me ibuprofen when I was depressed sick.

mash.

[nishad]

We'll have to work our way up from there.

mash.

[chemveil]

You're so needy.

mash.

[nishad]

[…] I’ve been accused of that once or twice before, but I’m not sure it applies here.