[Sometimes, Amelia thinks she should have listened to her mother's more conservative ideas about relationships, or at least the part about not just drawing a stranger into bed just so she could erase some past melancholy with the expectation of setting them aside and never seeing them again. She'd save herself so much trouble.
But yet again, here she is months later and Gale is no longer a stranger. She's eating up her mistakes now and maybe it's her cloudy judgement once again, but it's gotten better? Question mark?
She's tracing the sofa cushion and making random trails, continuing to adamantly and pointedly not look at Gale.]
I mean... You treated me well, so... It was a reason to stay.
[Mumble, mumble, Professor Steinbeck is such a hypocrite when telling her students to speak with clarity, but she's not working right now so there]
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But yet again, here she is months later and Gale is no longer a stranger. She's eating up her mistakes now and maybe it's her cloudy judgement once again, but it's gotten better? Question mark?
She's tracing the sofa cushion and making random trails, continuing to adamantly and pointedly not look at Gale.]
I mean... You treated me well, so... It was a reason to stay.
[Mumble, mumble, Professor Steinbeck is such a hypocrite when telling her students to speak with clarity, but she's not working right now so there]