Please, she already gets shit for being in her mid-twenties, & unmarried, don't start calling her almost thirty when she is not. It will get worse.

"Meowdy. How are we doing on this fine Saturday?"

"the frequency in which topics change is astounding, I'm surprised you can even keep up with each other."

He doesn't need two Dezs, one is lovely enough.

"Xaos can't say I'm not his friend, he let me comb his hair."

".................."

"... Perhaps she needs a break."

"Yo, that ex is being creepy, does he need to disappear??"

".........................................................................."

"... I don't really know what to say."

Even if not all of you got a prefect score, being even remotely well known felt so foreign. People like to just assume things of her left & right, or not even bother, just make up their own idea of her in their head.

"You guys are hilarious up here by the way."

A dead woman just enjoying the show that is the dashboard today.

"... Dragonfire...." And there the fascination. She wondered about last time she saw it, but seeing this time, with such a creature actually briefly coming from the sword flame, she was more sure now. That's got to be dragonfire. It made more sense then, dragons are... difficult to say, their fire just as so, & this sword clearly was just as difficult to wield.

"... Hey!" And when it's safe to approach, she shall. The surprise is up now anyway. "Be careful with that thing!"

"He's just saying whatever he needs to say to cause a scene."

"Oui, bonjour ma timide beauté(Yes, hello my shy beauty). Quand tu seras prêt, tu viendras à moi(When you are ready, you shall come to me)."

He did his best, your honor. And considering he hasn't known Dez long, he thinks he did very well.

"Xaos, with all the love in my heart, you are the biggest fucking cringelord, only made worse by how much you lie about your lying."

"We've been over this."

"A real man who really loves you will stay for the long run, not rush for the happiest moments as quickly as possible."

"... Both of my daughters have such strange friends."