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moonstrualcycle) wrote2020-06-10 10:36 pm
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[aight fam. this has been a good day so far; nice weather, probably some hanging out with friends for lunch, that sort of thing. so hopefully these two are nice and chill and madly in love with each other in preparation for a scheduled conflict (probably). they've established the fact that they need to discuss some unpleasant topics and clear the air about some things, and now's as good a time as any.
it's evening now, there's cheesy pasta on the kitchen table, and we're gonna sit down and talk about headcanons. put your butt in a chair, Lea.]

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You'll be fine. If she was still that pissed, I don't think she would've responded at all.
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[ It really was a lot worse than she's letting on to Axel. Lea is a little worried she's going to go back and there won't be an easy resolution for this. What if they fight again? ]
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You'll be fine. You both made it out the other side of the Organization in one piece, and if none of that managed to completely kill the friendship, I doubt this will either. Scram.
[even if it IS worse, Lea's still putting her cart before the horse. she has no idea what revelations or emotional breakthroughs or whatever Isa might've had during the night.]
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Fine, fine, I'm gone. Go back to bed or whatever.
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when Lea arrives, Isa won't be there yet, but will be along momentarily.]
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she's not saying anything yet, and she's not going to fold her arms like she really wants to, but her expression is steely and closed-off, and one of the first things to leave Lea's mouth had better be approaching an apology, or Isa's turning right around and leaving again.]
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She inhales deeply, clearly getting prepared for a long speech, but— ]
— hey.
[ Don't cry don't cry don't cry. ]
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You look tired.
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[ It did not help, and now she's jittery on top of exhausted. At least she's still composed, at least outwardly. ]
You sleep?
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[she's not going to volunteer information until Lea asks, because she's well aware that she kind of made last night all about her, and that that was part of the problem. she's not going to do the same here, but also she's not the only one who fucked up.
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[ At least one of them did. She would be worried about her even more than she already is, if it were the opposite. There's a little pause, and Lea's eyes are on the floor. ]
Sorry. About what I said last night.
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...thank you. I'm sorry too, not for anything I said, but for making it a fight when it didn't need to be.
[seems like Isa had a reality check overnight, interesting.]
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[ She gets, at least a little, what Isa was going for and why you would at least want someone you care about to understand something important to you, anyway. Lea recognizes that she could have handled it a lot better, or at least a lot less emotionally. ]
I mean it, though. Sorry doesn't really cover it. I shouldn't have said that, and I didn't mean what I said anyway.
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[but she appreciates it. she finally moves from her spot by the door, crossing to the couch and sitting down within arm's reach of Lea, but not immediately next to her.]
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[ She may have said the same thing if she was calm, however. Lea's looking a the floor again. Does the couch smell like burnt fabric or is it just her? ]
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Did you torch something after I left?
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[ There are some remnants, tucked up beneath the couch and out of view. She doesn't really feel any better. She's happy and less anxious now that Isa's back, but she feels bad about how she reacted, and bad that it happened at all. ]
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I suppose I should be glad you didn't burn the building down. I um. Went berserk.
[if anything was going to make it happen post-recompletion, it makes sense that it would be Lea.]
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You what? Are you okay? Did you get hurt?
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[she ripped the shit out of the shirt she'd been wearing, and scratched herself up pretty good, but that was all. now she's turning pink, though, and avoiding looking at Lea.]
It's stupid and really ironic, but I did actually find a Xemnas. He stopped me.
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Oh...
[ Well now that she's embarrassed, fully aware of her own reaction, ]
That's... good, right? Did he snap you out of it?
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Yeah. I was really out of it, so he took me back to his place and made sure I was okay, it was actually really sweet. I spent the night on his couch.
[he was a total bro about it, and seemed to almost be the male version of their Xemnas (read: a hot [no hetero] dumb idiot who somehow knew exactly what Isa needed at the time), and Isa knows damn well she can't allow herself to ramble about it because it'll just probably dredge up shit from last night.]
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Good. I'm glad he found you. After everything you told me, I don't think anyone else would've been able to help.
[ She's so confused though. ]
He was like, normal, right? Our kind of story.
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I'm just glad there wasn't anyone else around, I never would've forgiven myself if I hurt someone here. And yeah, as normal as they ever are, he's from the point where you showed up to save Sora and then half of the new Organization faded out from the Round Room. He just ended up here instead, a couple of years ago. Still a Nobody, but I don't think that matters as much for Xemnases.
[took to the dressing room and living like a regular sort of person like a duck to water, apparently; dirty dishes in the sink, potted plant languishing in the bathroom window, etc. books everywhere, t-shirts and jeans, the works. it was very surreal.]
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