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06-13-2017, 07:52 AM
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The familiar youth which arrives alongside her earns her gaze, a sidelong thing through pale lashes that reveals how very morose she is. Though she is glad to have Zubari’s company, the young woman cannot help but bitterly wonder where he has been until now. She quickly rectifies that thought, however, wondering where it was she had left her patience, as it hasn’t been that long since she’s seen the spotted colt, after all. Maybe her father had accidentally packed it away with his things, she thinks to herself. So, she tries to smile for her friend instead of just scowling, though she continues onward. With an ear tilted to Zubari’s words, she catches his peculiar opening statement - what’s a penny? she ponders briefly – but sets it aside. What matters about what Zubari is saying is the last bit, but Maude isn’t so sure she is ready to talk about it yet, afraid of whether or not she’ll wind up a crying mess, especially in front of Zubi. He was notoriously less kind than one would think such a girl’s friends would be. “Do you really want to know?” she asks him, her eyes skeptically tilting in his direction as they continue towards the edge of the Edge; a lot of the time, Zubari was mean, the sort of guy to take something like a girl feeling down to make fun of. Maude was sure that she would just burst with outrage at him if that was the case, today, and so she asks what any girl would, when she really wants to talk, but is unsure whether or not the person she’s talking to actually cares, or just wants to pick on her. He certainly had never missed an opportunity to make her scowl at him for his attitude before. “I... I don’t know what if you laugh at me, Zubari, but you won’t like it!” The look which is then provided to her golden eyed friend is the fiercest and determined she can imagine – which is still quite impotent. On Maude’s face, the stern expression her mother put on when dealing with things she’d rather not just doesn’t quite fit the “cold and silencing” bill just yet, and is instead simply… cute. |
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