[It's curiosity and stubbornness. The facility in Mexico City was so limited, everything was drab and meaningless, routine with no end in sight. The world outside is bursting with so much possibility that she occasionally feels overwhelmed by it. How can the world be so big?]
[It's what makes the comic books Gabriella gave her essential. They're a guide. Even if they aren't entirely accurate, they're something. So when Logan asks if she's read about the school, she nods with more open enthusiasm than she usually lets on. Her sunglasses knock around on her face, almost sliding off her nose.]
[for the sake of my own sanity let's just assume they're still speaking spanish because we've exhausted my limited vocabulary, eyyy.]
[So she shows up a few minutes later, inspecting the kitchen very tentatively. She's never quite gotten over the urge to enter rooms slowly, observe them carefully, and scout out all the exits in advance. You never know.]
[When she does finally cross the threshold, it's immediately to his side.]
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[It's curiosity and stubbornness. The facility in Mexico City was so limited, everything was drab and meaningless, routine with no end in sight. The world outside is bursting with so much possibility that she occasionally feels overwhelmed by it. How can the world be so big?]
[It's what makes the comic books Gabriella gave her essential. They're a guide. Even if they aren't entirely accurate, they're something. So when Logan asks if she's read about the school, she nods with more open enthusiasm than she usually lets on. Her sunglasses knock around on her face, almost sliding off her nose.]
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you always say no
there is no point in asking
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not as good as you
you are the best at what you do
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escucho
this means i listen
you do not make good choices either
i choose
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A WEEK LATER this is what i get for being sick sorry
a bazillion years later -- i hope you are definitely feeling better now!
np np
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[for the sake of my own sanity let's just assume they're still speaking spanish because we've exhausted my limited vocabulary, eyyy.]
[So she shows up a few minutes later, inspecting the kitchen very tentatively. She's never quite gotten over the urge to enter rooms slowly, observe them carefully, and scout out all the exits in advance. You never know.]
[When she does finally cross the threshold, it's immediately to his side.]
You have done this before. You cook?
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