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isawallflower) wrote2020-11-01 10:20 pm
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WELCOME TO YOUR PRIVATE CHANNEL, CHEERYCHERRY. FOR SECURE COMMUNICATION, USE 019.46.820.17 *** CHEERYCHERRY has joined 019.46.820.17 <CHEERYCHERRY> It's Riley! <CHEERYCHERRY> Please leave a message! <CHEERYCHERRY> Please be someone with their priorities sorted out properly! | ||||
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< r.gardner >
Mm... Both of the pets I was given by others here were named after flowers. I might do something else this time, since it's mine alone.
<CheeryCherry>
Okay, no flowers. Would you want to name it after a person?
< r.gardner >
There's a book on liches I read once. I don't remember the title or author, but I remember it's on the third shelf of one of the stacks against the back wall of the second floor in Bavan's public library.
...I thought about naming it after someone, but if Zack comes back he'd be mad about it, I think. Everyone else has their names already used here.
<CheeryCherry>
There ARE books that cover a lot. I got one for my friend's birthday and he seems to have new things to say every time I see him. Maybe not as much as actual books on monsters, though. How do you remember something that specific but not the title of the book?
No people, then. Maybe naming it after something is a bad idea, then. Is there any name it specifically looks like to you?
< r.gardner >
...Snail words aren't cute. "Gastropod", "mollusk". But that's what comes to mind.
<CheeryCherry>
You could break one of those words down into something cute? No one would have to know where you got it from.
< r.gardner >
That's true. I bet I could even find something that's close to a normal name. I'll make a list and we'll look at it together later.
...I mean my pet, not you. In case you were worried. I think you probably wouldn't like talking to me too often.
< r.gardner >
Like, if I don't want to, I can just tell you.
[ Okay mostly. Usually she's quite the people-pleaser, but. Well, she thinks she can actually keep her end of that this time. Like she doesn't particularly want to talk about Aunamee. Or excessive murder. Or stuff like that. ]
< r.gardner >
<CheeryCherry> ; oh i hecked that previous username rip
I'd ask for the same but you seem like a really honest kid.
< r.gardner > lmao I didn't even notice oops...
...Actually, I know a lot of people that hate liars...
<CheeryCherry>
Is your dad one of them?
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<CheeryCherry>
You said something before about not letting him know we were talking, though. That it might make him try and push a fight or something.
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I don't know why he's interested. I don't know if it matters to me anymore. We're not the same even if you aren't "normal" either. The reason I wanted to talk to you this time was something I decided on my own. If that makes him mad at anyone, it should be me for doing something unexpected, and he won't hurt me. You don't have to worry, Miss Riley. If I'm right, you're not in any more or less danger than before.
<CheeryCherry>
Are you sure he won't hurt you? Absolutely sure?
< r.gardner >
[If he wants to be perfect, he won't try to kill her, at least. He won't be like her last father.]
Even if he breaks that trust...it's difficult to hurt a slime. It's pretty amazing how durable this body is.
<CheeryCherry>
She doesn't like it even more than before. That she's already thought about what happens if he does hurt her... ]
Tell me if he does.
I mean, if you want to.
That's not the sort of thing someone should go through alone.
< r.gardner >
...Miss Riley, if that's the case why would someone get mad when you offered to listen?
<CheeryCherry>
Because sometimes the world doesn't work like it should.
Sometimes people get mad for reasons that don't make sense in retrospect.
Sometimes you don't have anyone to listen.
< r.gardner >
[She's not sure, really. It takes her a minute to get back to typing.]
Thank you. I think I understand. I thought maybe I did it wrong, but it sounds like it isn't something someone "normal" can always do either.
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