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𝓡𝓲𝓵𝓮𝔂 𝓦𝓲𝓵𝓵𝓲𝓪𝓶𝓼 ([personal profile] isawallflower) wrote2020-11-01 10:20 pm
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RYSLIG; ic inbox

WELCOME TO YOUR PRIVATE CHANNEL, CHEERYCHERRY.

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<CHEERYCHERRY> It's Riley!
<CHEERYCHERRY> Please leave a message!
<CHEERYCHERRY> Please be someone with their priorities sorted out properly!


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[personal profile] digiorno 2021-05-13 06:17 am (UTC)(link)
[Oh. God, okay, well — he bends to tuck the box in his hands between two sturdy roots and reaches for the tote bag as ordered. Peering into it, he glances up at Riley uncertainly.]

You didn't have to bring two things. [Or any things. Zero things would have been preferable, from a coward's perspective.]
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[personal profile] digiorno 2021-05-27 08:18 am (UTC)(link)
[If Riley feels silly, it probably won’t last long. Giorno handles the book like it’s a precious thing even before he pulls it out of the bag; there’s a moment, hand in and eyes up, when his expression transforms from curiosity to wonder. Bag hooked over one wrist, he carefully lifts the book out and lets it fall open to any page. What’s revealed is a swimming bird that’s maybe excessively fancy. He smiles down at it, though, fingers coming to rest light on the page before he glances up at Riley again.]

Thank you. [A moment’s hesitation, and then he realizes he’s got nothing at all to be embarrassed about. She gets it already, obviously. So he just huffs out a quiet laugh.] I used to do that with my spare time, you know. Sit at the library and look through books like these so I could learn to identify animals.

[And create them, but that wasn’t the impetus for his curiosity. If anything, it was the other way around. The big glossy pictures of living things he might, if he’s very lucky, catch sight of one day were a much more comforting way to spend an afternoon than at home.]

. . . I’ll make good use of this. But it’ll come back to haunt you. Next time I see you, I’ll have a lot of facts you’ll have to listen to. [That’s friendship!]