Oh? He has something to tell me? Let’s hope he means it … and let’s hope it’s something quick so I can ask him about his family.
He gestures for me to follow him so I do. I didn’t use my power on people much, so he’s a perfect experiment. I just hope he’s actually affected by it and not just pretending to trick me.
As we sat dow to eat I got a bit confused “I thought you said you didn’t have any money. Where did you find some to get this pizza?” I asked. If he tells the truth, or whatever seems as the truth, I’ll belive he’s not tricking me into me believing.
“Also, you mentioned your parents beforehand. Didn’t say much about them … I’ll tell you about mine if you tell me about yours.” I also asked.
@idiot.exe
“Powers? I don’t think they’re powers. Something you can’t controll and that ruins your life is surely not a power. I want to be rid of it … I’ll never be able to controll it and it’s always been nothing but a bured to me. I don’t know why people only ever described it as a power, when it never felt that way to me.” Even I felt pity for myself at this point, and didn’t want her pittyng me so I smiled and said “You must be a power Hanako, because you hanging out with you makes me forget that I can’t step outside and makes me feel more powerful than I actually am. Thank you, but if you think I changed my views on my ‘power’ you’re wrong, I changed because of how you make me feel.”
@Ouijaloveletters
During lunch I was wondering if I should’ve had it with Asa or if that would’ve been too much. He’s talked to some people, I noticed during the classes we had together, so based on that I thought maybe he’d be bored with always being with me so I sat alone … Was that a mistake? Does he need me considering we share the same curse?
Just as I convinced myself that it doesn’t matter because it’s not like Asa isn’t allowed to join this table if he wants to, a girl said hello to me and immediately put her tray on the table. I turned to look at her and noticed she curtseyed. Don’t see much of that around the world. I smiled back at her and asked her to join me, even though she already put her food on the table.
“Nice to meet you Alawa.” I answered to her introduction and offered my own “I’m Hrvoje. It’s a tricky name, but you can just call me Croat if you like, because that’s the meaning of my name.” I smiled. She finally took a seat next to me and I continued eating. Her “I like your hair” hit me out of the blue. I didn’t expect her to say this. Is this a compliment? With a mouth half full of salad I said “Umm … Thank you?” I wondered if this called for a compliment back so I said “I like you … bunny?” That wasn’t true … I mean it was, her bunny was cute, but the idea that the thing to compliment her by is her pet isn’t true, because she is adorable and I wonder why she complimented my hair when her’s is so perfectly silky … at least it seemed that way.
I said “Thanks for joining me” a bit meekly, but in my mind I kept hoping somebody else joins us, or that the bunny can talk, because if all her focus will be on me, I will have to talk a lot, and that isn’t something I’m comfortable with. I could tell her where I’m from and talk about the country, instead of just talking about myself and saying something I didn’t want to.
@Kristi
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