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"I want to find my friend's mother and beat her within an inch of her life! I know it's not my say, but... oohhh!!!" Killie kicked over a nearby barrel, pulling on some of her hair. "It's no wonder he's got so many problems with a b*tch like that for a mother. She's a prostitute who loved her disgusting job more than she loved her son, she never gave him a name and she wouldn't even give him food." She was shaking.
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*meanwhile*
Orange was in the kitchen, huddled over a counter, asleep. Dale was at the same counter, chopping up onions. He had some ham, cheese, mayonnaise and bread out as well. Orange lifted his head. "Hi, Dale." "Hey, Orange. You want a toastie?" Dale offered, gesturing to the sandwiches he was making. Orange rubbed his eyes, yawning. "Yeah... Love one." "Rough night last night?" Dale asked, spreading on the mayonnaise. He played with it a bit before just smearing it on thickly. He put on the ham and topped it off with onions and cheese., making smilie faces with them. He put on the top slice of bread and popped it into the toastie maker with a flourish fitting a gourmet chef. Orange watched, eyes half closed. "Couldn't sleep. Kept thinking about things." he mumbled, then paused. "...Hey, um, how do you know if you're in love?" Dale smiled. "Things that serious with Aly, huh?" he said. Orange blushed, fidgeting. "Well... I... I don't know.... How can I tell? What does it feel like?" he said, blushing even harder. Dale propped his elbows on the counter, considering it. "Well," he said slowly, "You can't stop thinking about them for one. You want to keep them safe, and you want to make them happy. Any time you talk to them you want to kiss them or hold them, and you can't bear to see them sad. You feel happier when they're there. Any of that ringing a bell?" "Well um... Yeah. I... I better go." Orange said quickly, his face still red. Dale looked dismayed. "Not going to have your sandwich, Orange?" "Uh, no! Sorry! I'll get one later, okay?" Orange said hurriedly, rushing out. Dale stared after him. "What a weird reaction." he said to himself, then shrugged. "More sandwich for me." On Grafton Street in November, we tripped lightly along the ledge.
Of the deep ravine where can be seen, the true worth of passion's pledge. The Queen of Hearts still making tarts, and I not making hay. Oh I loved too much and by such and such, is happiness thrown away. |