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originally posted in:The New Dojo
Edited by Splashback77:
11/27/2017 4:26:08 AM
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"I guess. So did you and them have a good lunch," she asked.
She seemed more... chill... than usual.
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"Dinner, but yeah. Like I said, except for one person who seemed a little to adamant that we should kiss then and there, it all went smoothly."
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She chuckled, "Sounds like someone likes the thought of you two dating, already." She sat down, laying back a bit.
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"Yeah. It's weird, and honestly I feel horrible for even thinking this, but they sounded a lot like you." [b][i]He said. It wasn't like he as accusing her, more like her truly just thought it was a strange coincidence.[/i][/b]
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"Oh no, if it was me, it would be yelled in Hawiian," she chuckled.
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"Also I don't think it would've been a choice on our part if it was you." [b][i]He says teasingly[/i][/b]
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"Yeah. It must've been really funny," she replied, "You two were probably so embarrassed."
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"I know I was, not because I didn't plan on trying for it, just didn't expect someone to shout it at us. Don't know how they felt though."
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Edited by Splashback77: 11/13/2017 1:19:25 AM"Why do we keep saying [i]they[/i]?" She asked. She seemed curious, somewhat.
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"Call it military habit. Used to just referring to everyone by either a squad grouping, them or they." [b][i]He said, making up a lie on the spot. It wasn't his best one, but to anyone not paying very close attention it would be convincing.[/i][/b]
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"I doubt it. I still can say she and he after going through Naval Acadmy [i]and[/i] being a Marine," she replied.
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"Well, it is different for everyone I suppose." [b][i]He said, before turning back to look out over the water[/i][/b]
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"I guees," she sighed.
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[b][i]He didn't say anything for a minute, just staring over the ocean. No witty response, chipping in to get the last word unlike what he usually did...[/i][/b]
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"You normally take the last word, anything wrong," she asked, concerned.
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"Nah. Just didn't think there was really anything else to say." [b][i]He said, not sounding upset, more like he was eager to end that topic, talking about how he referred to his lover[/i][/b]
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"You sure. Something seems a little off about you. Are you hiding anything?"
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"[i]Christo[/i] Lohi think for once. What reason would I have to hide something from you?" [b][i]He said, almost snapping back. Not out of anger though, more like it was out of surprise[/i][/b]
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"Woah, dude, calm down," she replied.
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[b][i]He exhaled a bit, before speaking.[/i][/b] "Sorry. Just slept a bit rough last night." [b][i]He said. It didn't seem like he was going to admit anything unless she kept pushing or admitted she knew[/i][/b]
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"You're hiding something from me," she said, "You're trying hard to do it."
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"Really? And what would I have to hide from you? We've worked together for this long, we know basically everything about each other."
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Edited by Splashback77: 11/13/2017 2:50:58 AM"I beg to differ," she said, pulling a camera out of her pocket, and handing it to him.
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[b][i]He turned it on, looking st the pictures. When he saw the ones from the date, his face was redder than an erupting volcano. For once in his life that Lohi had ever seen, Angelo was straight up speechless. He tried to say something, before speaking sounding extremely pissed. He spoke in Italian, not taking even the time to process that they usually communicated in English[/i][/b] "Mi seguì?! Lei mi seguì sulla mia data! Lei figlia di una cagna di hawaiian!" [spoiler]"You followed me?! You followed me on my date! You daughter of a Hawaiian bïtch!" Is what that translates to[/spoiler]
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She grinned, "You know that I'm interested in why you never respond to my flirts. ʻIkeʻoe i kēia,'āpana." She put her hand on her hip. [spoiler]Translation: You know this, blondie.[/spoiler]
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[b][i]He went to speak again for a second, before it clicking in that he wasn't speaking their usual communications tongue. He paused, as if searching for the words, before speaking.[/i][/b] "I'm pretty sure you've managed to figure it out yourself!" [b][i]He said, tossing the camera back at her[/i][/b]
