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Speaker 1: H oh uh did you finish your work, Gardie? Yeah no,

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I thought you had like what former paragraphs? Oh yeah,

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let me just finish mine. I'm almost done with it.

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M oh yeah, No, I just really wanted to get

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this project done. Well. Yeah, I didn't want to be

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the reason for your lar grade or anything, since I

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know this project very large portion of our grade. Uh yeah,

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I mean it's not really m being to be late

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on a project, but I I don't know it, didn't

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want to Yeah, no, it's fine, don't worry about it.

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And then okay, yeah, no, I mean thanks for allowing

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me to come and study at your place. Yeah, having

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roommates and everything is kind of hard to do anything. No, yeah,

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your place is a lot more real blaxing. Plus I

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know how tired you get, so I just thought it'd

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be easier if we did it at your place, because

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if you just wanted to go to sleep, it'll be

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I guess's easier. Yeah. No, don't worry about it. I

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can find my own way out. No, it's fine. Besides,

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it's not even that late. Well ten thirty, it's not

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horribly late. Yeah. Well, to be truthful, I really wanted

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to work on this project with you. We haven't had

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any projects together since last semester. Yeah, and I mean

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outside of that, we never really actually got to hang out. Well,

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your friend group and my friend group we really never match,

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so avoiding you. No, I've tried to find things that

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we can hang out while doing, but just seems like

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every time I'm free or busy or vice versa. And

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as I said, it's our friend groups aren't exactly running

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parallel to each other. Yeah. No, this is my last year,

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well at this college at least, I am planning on

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transferring next year. Well, it's not for any particular reason,

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just more so cost and location. Yeah, monk is Hop

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said about it. We can try and hang out now.

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I mean I'm here for at least another seven months,

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so yeah, I mean it can't be all bad, can it. Well? Yeah, no,

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I like spending time with you too. Well, as little

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as we have, it's always been really fun. No, I

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mean every time I spend time with you, it's always

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just relaxing and you make me laugh. So it's a

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good change of pace, I guess from way regular interactions.

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Oh yeah, right, we should probably save our work. You're uh,

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and then there, I mean what seven hours of work

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could be lost if a power hash happened. I don't

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think so. You look kind of tired. Yeah, if you

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want to go ahead and go to sleep, I can

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go ahead and go home. No, I would love to

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spend more time with you. I'm not trying to leave

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because of that. It's just you look tired. I mean,

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when was the last time you've went to bed before? What?

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Two am the summer? Okay, that's it. Come on, get up,

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Come on, get up. I can't pull you out of

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your chair. I'm taking you to bed, stupid. Come on,

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yeah here, No, go to sleep. Okay, you can text

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me in the morning. Hm. Uh yeah, I wouldn't mind

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staying over if that's what you want. I don't have

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any classes tomorrow. So you want you want me to

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cut away to sleep? Yeah? Sure, No, it's not an

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odd request at all. I think it's actually adorable. Yeah,

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just let me go ahead. Take off my jacket. Okay, okay,

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now let's scoot over there. How's this It can be

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a little spoon if you want. I don't mind. M hm.

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You want me to play here? Sure? Hm? You know

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I've tried to get your attention and find time that's

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been with you, because I always thought that you were

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really cute and I wanted to get to know you better. Yes,

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I guess you could say I had a crush. Mm

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do you have a crush on me? I mean, with

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how you're nustling up to me. I would take a

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small little guess that you do. You need to take

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better care of yourself, though, I think it's really important. No,

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I'm not gonna ramble on like a doctor, but we

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shall at least get seven hours, maybe six. I'm well

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recommended it's eight, but from one university student to the next,

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it's almost impossible. I'll get that money. Yeah, I mean

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when you don't finish report until midnight and then you

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have to be up at five to be able to

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get anything personal done. You seem to be relaxing a lot.

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Though that's good you don't have to work so hard. Yeah. No,

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I already think that you're do everything incredibly well. I

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mean it, You're talented at so many different things, and

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your academics are amazing. Plus you are one of the

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best people I know. You mean, the miner I met you,

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you made me feel so wanted and special, and you

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took the time to get to know me and not

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just superficial. Yes, you're very, very, very personable. That's admirable

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to me. Yes I'm attractive. Yeah, like you say, I'm

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getting pretty tired myself. You sure you don't mind this?

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We are sharing a bed together, and I guess we

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just somehow bound about confess to each other. You don't

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have to think about it right now. No, you can

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talk about emotions and a reading tomorrow sound good? Mm hmm.

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Don't worry. I'll be here any wake up m h

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but let's see who gives up first. Mm hmm. Do

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you have any glasses tomorrow or work or anything? Okay,

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I'll think she'd have a camp before then. I be

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sleeping m hmm. I'm just trying to take care of you.

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You're always trying to do everything by yourself, and I

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think it's time to somebody else take care of you

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for at least deny eat m h Giving up control

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to somebody and letting them take care of you it's relaxing,

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So let me do that for you, okay. H. All

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you have to focus on is going to sleep and

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getting a good night sleep. By the way, when you

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make up in the morning, you're well rested, and you

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can go out and do everything you usually do. Mm hmm.

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Plus I'll stay in bed. Plus I'll stay in bed

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with you. Sounds good. We'll talk about that in the morning, Okay,

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GI me