Heather lets out a BARK OF TRIUMPH, vaulting-- or-- well, not faulting, that would require a little more use of the hands than would generally be comfortable-- but hopping over the back of the couch to land on the still-cushioned part with socked feet, grinning triumphantly and all set to RAIN DOWN DOOM upon her fallen opponent with another pillow.
Buuut then he asked that question.
... Oh yeah. Whoops. She kinda forgot to mention that.
"... Uhhh..."
She looks down at the white guaze 'mittens' on her hands.
Kaito was one of the specific people she'd been planning on telling the story to straight-- because, well, honestly, he was without a doubt one of the people here she trusted most. One of her best friends! But... did she reeaaaally want to open this can of worms right when he'd just gotten back? .... In the middle of a power outage, no less?
"Er."
She grins down at him a little sheepishly, folding her arms.
"It's kind of a long story." And you're one of the people I trust enough that I wanna tell you about the real thing and not the 'SO I WAS WALKING TO WORK, AND THEN, OUT OF NOWHERE, DINOSAURS' version. "Do you wanna hear it now or later?"
... The implication of course was that since she was asking him when he wanted to hear it, there was something in it that might not be easy to talk about. If it was just a goofy shenanigan that happened to end in a heaping dose of 'ow', she'd have launched into the tale whether he'd asked what happened or not.
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Buuut then he asked that question.
... Oh yeah. Whoops. She kinda forgot to mention that.
"... Uhhh..."
She looks down at the white guaze 'mittens' on her hands.
Kaito was one of the specific people she'd been planning on telling the story to straight-- because, well, honestly, he was without a doubt one of the people here she trusted most. One of her best friends! But... did she reeaaaally want to open this can of worms right when he'd just gotten back? .... In the middle of a power outage, no less?
"Er."
She grins down at him a little sheepishly, folding her arms.
"It's kind of a long story." And you're one of the people I trust enough that I wanna tell you about the real thing and not the 'SO I WAS WALKING TO WORK, AND THEN, OUT OF NOWHERE, DINOSAURS' version. "Do you wanna hear it now or later?"
... The implication of course was that since she was asking him when he wanted to hear it, there was something in it that might not be easy to talk about. If it was just a goofy shenanigan that happened to end in a heaping dose of 'ow', she'd have launched into the tale whether he'd asked what happened or not.