[Kanaya isn't sticking around, it seems. she hurries through the house, a hand over her mouth, her eyes slightly closed. Damn it, why hadn't she realized? Wasn't she paying enough attention? She hadn't talked to Rose much since she'd gotten here, uncertain about what to say, what she remembered, and now...and now she was paying for that, really.]
[She should have just brought it up. Did it even matter? Rose probably didn't even know about that date, didn't care, she obviously...]
[She nearly steps on Sunshine, the budew scurrying out from where she'd been napping to check on her concerned trainer, and Kanaya makes a frustrated noise before she hurries around the little plantbeast, who trails after her with worry in her eyes.]
[Kanaya doesn't stop until she's outside though, not even noticing the cold and the snow as she moves away from the building, intent on getting as far from that party, from them as she possibly could.]
[Not that she gets very far, probably barely a little ways down the street before she slumps down on a snow covered bench, brushing the cold powder aside. Well. That was that, really, wasn't it? She knew. What had she even been hoping for? This was probably going to happen back there too, if Karkat was right, if humanity as a species was going to survive, but...but...]
[But that didn't help.]
Shit.
[She finally gives in, dropping her head into her hands and sobbing. Shit shit shit.]
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[She should have just brought it up. Did it even matter? Rose probably didn't even know about that date, didn't care, she obviously...]
[She nearly steps on Sunshine, the budew scurrying out from where she'd been napping to check on her concerned trainer, and Kanaya makes a frustrated noise before she hurries around the little plantbeast, who trails after her with worry in her eyes.]
[Kanaya doesn't stop until she's outside though, not even noticing the cold and the snow as she moves away from the building, intent on getting as far from that party, from them as she possibly could.]
[Not that she gets very far, probably barely a little ways down the street before she slumps down on a snow covered bench, brushing the cold powder aside. Well. That was that, really, wasn't it? She knew. What had she even been hoping for? This was probably going to happen back there too, if Karkat was right, if humanity as a species was going to survive, but...but...]
[But that didn't help.]
Shit.
[She finally gives in, dropping her head into her hands and sobbing. Shit shit shit.]