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Speaker 1: Would you get out of my way? You are in

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my way. No move it or lose it. Wait, no, no, no, no,

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no no. Oh, for Pete's sake, See what you did,

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nerd M. You made me miss the train. Yes, it's

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your fault. If you weren't being such a nuisance today

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in class, I wouldn't have been kept back. And even

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then I still would have made it. If you weren't

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running with me and distracting me, I would have made it.

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I'm fast and I only had to overtake you because

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you run like you're ninety seven. Oh, do not start

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with me. You know what. I'm done with this conversation.

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Just be quiet and leave me alone. And don't sit

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on this bench with me either. I don't want you

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anywhere near me. I don't care if this is the

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only bench not covered in snow. This is your fault.

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So now you get to stand, and the next train

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doesn't come for at least thirty minutes, and it's as

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possible delays. I can't with you right now now. I

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have to stay out here in the cold because of you.

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Uh uh No, I don't want to hear your voice

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right now. Close your mouth or else I'm gonna bury

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you in the snow. Okay, zip it? Why why do

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you always argue with me? It's like, no matter what

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I do, you you never mind. All right, you know what,

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you can sit on the bench if you want. I

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realize that it's too long of a wait to be

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standing up, and you look like you could use a

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break after running like that before. It's just sit down.

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It's late. We're both grumpy and tired. Let's just agree

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to live and let live until the train gets here. Okay,

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I'm not sick. Why are you sitting all the way

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at the end. Oh? I could be sick. I see, Well,

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my immune system is as tough as me, and it's

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used to dealing with all kinds of germs, especially germs

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like you. Now stop being weird. Besides, if you come closer,

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I could I could share my scarf with you if

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you want that or whatever. Yeah, I mean it's cold,

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and the scarf is really big and perfect for sharing.

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And besides, you'll get sick if you don't stay warm,

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and then if you start sneezing, I might get sick.

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It's a whole thing. Okay, yeah, well, just because I'm

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very resistant to getting sick, doesn't mean I want to

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risk it. Look, if you don't want to share the

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warm scarf, then fine, freeze for all I care. Ah,

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sof someone can put aside their pride when they want

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to know it, Heara, take some scarf. What do you

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expect me to wrap it around you? I'm not your maid.

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Don't be insane. Do it yourself. Oh my god, just

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get close, would you? You're pulling on my neck and

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it's annoying. I'm not gonna like bite you or strangle

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you or whatever. Just there, stay there. I know, I

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know the entire universe would collapse if we felt the

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heat off each other's bodies or dare I say, brush

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against each other's arms? Huh yeah I I you you're

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warm too, I guess so? Uh we Uh? Why do

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we keep doing this? This? This this stupid loop of

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us arguing all the time, like why do we keep

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doing this to ourselves? But that's the thing, though, I

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don't actually hate you, I mean not really. Well, yeah,

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I argue and pick on you because you argue and

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pick on me. What you can't say that you started

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it first. You can't claim that you were only doing

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it because I was doing it. That's not That doesn't

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even make any sense. I did not start it. You

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were mean to me first, and I've just been reciprocating.

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You would put all the blame on me, you little twarp. God,

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I you know what, I caught myself. We're doing it again,

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and I didn't even realize. Go ahead. We argue so

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much now that we don't even notice it. What okay?

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But if you don't hate me either, then why do

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you always you know? I just I don't get it.

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Like we were fine in our freshman year. We got along,

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we were in similar ish circles. Then we came back

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from summer break and we were just at each other's

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throats all the time. I mean, we were always competitive,

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but this was different. Did I like do something to

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you or No? You did that thing right before we

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left for a break, and it was really out of

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the blue and cruel, and I never understood why you

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did it. You know what I'm talking about? The prank,

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you know, the one where you asked me out on

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a date as a joke, And not only that, but

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you did it in front of a bunch of people

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and embarrassed me and then he walked away laughing. How

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could you not remember? What's with that? Look? Dude? What

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are you talking about? That was not real? You weren't

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actually asking me out. It was clearly a prank. Well,

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I saw a bunch of our friends watching us and

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laughing when you did it, and when I got embarrassed,

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you laughed and walked away. So you were laughing because

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you were nervous and felt awkward. But our friends, the timing,

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it just seemed so set up. Are you actually being serious? Like,

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do you swear on all of Jurassic Park that this

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is a genuine, real confession that you're telling me right

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now that you did not, in any capacity mean to

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embarrass me? Is that really what you're saying? You promise

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like double triple promise. Wow. I I'm so sorry. I

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genuinely didn't know, and I got so flustered when it happened.

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I figured that was the whole point of you doing it.

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I mean I was beat red. I figured that you

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thought it would be funny like for this. Well, yeah,

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I was flustered. I'm not used to getting asked out

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like at all. Most people are too scared to I

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intimidate them or whatever, And usually I'm the one who

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asks people out, but I get shy, so I don't

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even do that. I was just overwhelmed with emotion and nerves,

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and I don't know the way that you were laughing.

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It just freaked me out. It seemed intentional. But well,

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I guess you were probably mad at me because of

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what I said afterwards. Huh, yeah, I remember it exactly,

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ew like i'd ever go out with a pathetic guy

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like you. Well, believe it or not. I was just

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trying to save face. I felt weak and vulnerable, and

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I hated it, so I lashed out. I mean, I

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wasn't gonna say yes to a fake ask out. At

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least that's what I thought it was at the time,

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and I didn't mean that. But but now I can

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see from your point of view that that was a

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very hurtful thing of me to say, and you were

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just being nice and it probably caused you a lot

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of anxiety to work up the courage to ask me out.

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And then I say something horrible like that, and oh

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my gosh, I'm such a fool. I'm really sorry. No,

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really I am. That's my fault. Come here, No, it's

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not your fault. Okay, you had the best intentions I

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took it the wrong way and I totally overreacted. I

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just I kind of can't believe that we've been enemies

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this whole time over a misunderstanding like that. And I'm

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sorry for the mean thing that I said that day,

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and for every insult and to me clip I've said since.

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And I'm sorry for being rude earlier too, even though

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I do think that you're the reason I missed the train.

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Thank you for accepting my apology. I accept yours too,

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although I don't really think you owed me one at all.

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Huh what, No, I'm not cuddling you. It's just cold.

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I'm huddling for warmth for your sake, obviously, But I

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kinda I kind of have to ask if you were

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really asking me out back then, does that mean that

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you like me? As in, you were interested in me?

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I swear I never knew. God, I'm such a dummy,

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and that's part of the reason I got so flustered

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and on edge back then. I didn't think you'd see

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me the same way, so I just refused to see

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it as a possibility. Uh yeah, I really liked you

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back then too. You were a lot of fun to

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be around and you were cute, and I may have

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had a crush on you. I'm being honest. Yes, man,

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crashes really do make us dumb, don't they. I had

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no idea you were attracted to me like that, and

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I guess you didn't know either. Since I'm fairly cage,

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let's say yes, cag Look, we can find lots of

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words to describe my demeanor, but I think that optimism

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is the name of the game today. But I still

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like you. I want you to know that even when

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I thought you weren't my enemy, I was still attracted

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to you. I just I wish that things were different,

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even when I thought you were being a dark Do

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you do you still like me too? Really? Even though

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I said you run like you're ninety seven, that's true.

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I did extend the olive branch with this big cozy scarf.

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Oh that's a slight bit of redemption in my favor. Yeah,

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you like my winter outfit? Oh, thank you. I spent

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a lot of time getting a set together that fit

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my vibe, you know, especially this scarf. But isn't it awesome?

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It's so soft? Well, that's true enough. I've always been

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a bit more fashion conscious than you. Onesie boy, Oh,

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it was so much more than that one time I

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got you wearing a thin onesie beneath your clothes, like

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at least three times back when we hung out. Oh

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my god, I see you're still a dorcaisaurus Rex. Huh.

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It feels really good to laugh at you again. I

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missed this well. Now that our dumb feard has been resolved,

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that hatchet has been buried and the water has flowed

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under the bridge, maybe we cannot try to I don't know,

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be something again. Yeah, I mean, we don't actually have

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anything to hold against each other anymore, do we, So

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maybe we can make up for lost time. All right,

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But if we do this, you have to promise me

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one thing, and I'll do the same. We have to

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promise that if we ever feel hurt by something one

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of us said or did, or if we feel like

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the other person is being a jerk or something, we'll

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just sit down and hash it out, really talk about

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what's bothering us so we can fix it together. Okay, exactly. Communication.

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It's what we should have done last time. But we

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can't change the past. So let's just head into the

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future having learned from our past mistakes. Yes, we can think.

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You promise you dork to second chances. So I suppose

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this means we'll be sitting next to each other on

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the t when it comes instead of like as far

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away as we could possibly get from each other. Oh,

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of course we're tight again, but not quite at the

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level of sitting next to each other on the train.

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Got it, Well, then I guess you won't get to

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snuggle with me and my scarfu shame. Hey, if you

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want to get with my scarf, you got to sit

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next to me. We're a package deal, I'm afraid. Yes,

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I will wrap the scarf around you like I'm your

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maid as long as you sit next to me and

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keep me company. Sounds good, And maybe during the ride

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home we can circle back to that whole date idea

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if you're still down for it, that is. Yeah. I

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think I'm holding the record for the longest time to

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give you a proper response, but to answer your question

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that you asked way back when, Yes, I would be

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honored to go out on a date with someone as

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sweet and smart as you. Is it getting warm out here?

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I'm not blushing, you're projecting. Oh my god, look it's snowing. Wow.

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That looks kind of amazing during a sunset, doesn't it.

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Uh No, I could definitely catch more snowflakes on my

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tongue than you. Oh, you are so on. You look

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like such a dorg right now. No, I look cool.

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It's cool when I do it. Shut up, cute, not me. Oh,

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it looks like the train's here early man. That conductor

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probably thinks that we're a bunch of weirdos sticking our

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tongues out like that. Come on, let's hop on board

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before we become stupid, flustered giggly icicles. Although I'm not

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gonna lie, I'm a little tempted to miss this train

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so we can stay here and catch snowflakes for a

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bit longer. No, No, you're right, let's go home. Besides,

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I'm sure we'll have plenty more opportunities to catch some flakes.

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Hold hands. I'm glad that we missed the train too,

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and I'm happy that you allowed me to share my

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scarf with you.