[ She has to mute again to let out a louder frustrated noise because god fucking dammit, Andrew. Then York calls him out and she huffs a sigh of relief before unmuting. ]
What he said! You do this every time, Drew. No matter what example I bring up. But I bring that one up for a reason, because yeah, I was being a stubborn, reckless bitch, but you weren't being much better and you shot me.
...and I don't remember if you've ever even said sorry.
[ She flinches a bit, because she almost hates to say it. It's not like he went as far as she did, in the end. ]
I— sorry, just. Give me a second. I'll... I'm gonna go get that damn water.
[ She doesn't want to turn this into another actual argument and maybe her head is starting to hurt. She leaves her device on the bed and goes to the kitchen, where she chugs a whole glass of water and then fill it again to take back. She's going to take a full minute to just... breathe, standing there leaning back against one of the counters, and resisting the urge to hit something.
Her knee aches with phantom pain she knows isn't real. It took months for her to get to where she is now, she knows this shit is a process, that it may take time with North too, but fuck, man. It doesn't make it any less frustrating to not feel like she's being heard. ]
[ While South gets her water, he wants to address the fact that North shot his sister.... he hadn't been able to even fight back with Carolina, in the same situation.
Only once North mutes the call so South can;t hear him calling this out does he address it. ]
[ South comes back, sets the full glass of water on her bedside table, and frowns a little to herself at the silence; she almost expected to come back to them chattering between themselves.
Whatever. She flops back on the bed, picks her device up again and sighs. ]
Alright. M’back. You two even still fuckin’ there?
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[ She has to mute again to let out a louder frustrated noise because god fucking dammit, Andrew. Then York calls him out and she huffs a sigh of relief before unmuting. ]
What he said! You do this every time, Drew. No matter what example I bring up. But I bring that one up for a reason, because yeah, I was being a stubborn, reckless bitch, but you weren't being much better and you shot me.
...and I don't remember if you've ever even said sorry.
[ She flinches a bit, because she almost hates to say it. It's not like he went as far as she did, in the end. ]
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I guess we both have things we have to forgive, then. And I mean, I could apologize now, but how would it sound? Like I felt like I had to.
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...right.
Right. Course.
I— sorry, just. Give me a second. I'll... I'm gonna go get that damn water.
[ She doesn't want to turn this into another actual argument and maybe her head is starting to hurt. She leaves her device on the bed and goes to the kitchen, where she chugs a whole glass of water and then fill it again to take back. She's going to take a full minute to just... breathe, standing there leaning back against one of the counters, and resisting the urge to hit something.
Her knee aches with phantom pain she knows isn't real. It took months for her to get to where she is now, she knows this shit is a process, that it may take time with North too, but fuck, man. It doesn't make it any less frustrating to not feel like she's being heard. ]
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[ While South gets her water, he wants to address the fact that North shot his sister.... he hadn't been able to even fight back with Carolina, in the same situation.
Only once North mutes the call so South can;t hear him calling this out does he address it. ]
There's such a thing as warning shots, you know.
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I shot out every missile she had fired at me before I shot her. I figured that was enough of a warning.
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You two... you're both really going to have to relearn how to communicate.
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I suppose.
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Yeah, okay.
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I'm not judging you, you know. But it takes two people for shit to get like this.
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I know it does.
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[ South comes back, sets the full glass of water on her bedside table, and frowns a little to herself at the silence; she almost expected to come back to them chattering between themselves.
Whatever. She flops back on the bed, picks her device up again and sighs. ]
Alright. M’back. You two even still fuckin’ there?
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We're here.
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M’fine. Just— needed a minute. Didn’t wanna start another argument.
[ Not a first from her perspective, but. ]
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[ She bites her tongue to hold back a ‘what, like I could say if it wasn’t?’. Exhales. ]
Like I said before. Following your lead on this. So. Yeah. S’fine, Drew.
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[ At least, he intends to try, and he gets the feeling from the way this went that Anja wants to, as well. ]
I'm going to let you go, okay, Anja?
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[ She wants to. She wants to fix whatever the fuck is wrong with them more than anything. ]
Yeah, okay. Uh. Thanks, York. Sorry you got caught up in this. Talk to you when you're ready, Drew.
[ And then she'll actually hang up herself. She needs a workout, or a nap, or— something. ]
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I don't mind, for the record.
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Thanks.
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You want me to leave you alone?
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I think it might be better for me not to be alone, I mean.
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