[ And because Otome is still very much a mother-type, she's pulling a handkerchief out of her coat pocket to get to work delicately dabbing at Stahn's eyes. ]
I may not know how I got here, but I'm glad I was able to see you again. It's been far too long, hasn't it?
[he'll draw back a bit more, gaze shifting before letting out an awkward laugh. he sure is going to have a lot of explaining to do later.]
Ye... yeah. I'll take you back to my house, and we can talk more there. [clearly, he's forgotten about his errands already. which were going to be useless anyway since he dropped the list when he say her.
Sorry to intrude, [ and she says it automatically, with a rueful smile. Stahn probably didn't expect his day to include a doctor from another world making a surprise appearance, and she can only imagine what his family will think. ]
You're a guest, Otome... We can worry about that if it changes, but nobody's going to want you to pick up and start doing work. We have a lot to figure out before that, don't we?
[like how she got here, if there's a way back, how to even explain this to his family...]
Yeah. I'm happy I can see you again, but... we still need to figure those things out. [maybe there's some way they can control it, so they can see each other sometimes—wouldn't that be nice?]
It might take a little bit of explaining... and Lilith may have a hard time with it, but I think it'll be okay.
[it's not like he can lie about it; he's a terrible liar and they see right through him, after all. of course, that's also the reason they may actually be able to believe it, he thinks.]
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[ And because Otome is still very much a mother-type, she's pulling a handkerchief out of her coat pocket to get to work delicately dabbing at Stahn's eyes. ]
I may not know how I got here, but I'm glad I was able to see you again. It's been far too long, hasn't it?
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Yeah... it's been a really long time. Close to a year, I think...
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[ He seems like more of an adult now, even if he's always been taller than her. ]
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[he sounds a little puzzled as he asks that, because... well, if he has, he sure hasn't noticed it.]
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[ He's probably had quite the journey. ]
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[he has a lot to tell her.]
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Er-- [ and she pauses, glancing around as she finally realizes people are staring. ]
... In a bit?
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[he'll draw back a bit more, gaze shifting before letting out an awkward laugh. he sure is going to have a lot of explaining to do later.]
Ye... yeah. I'll take you back to my house, and we can talk more there. [clearly, he's forgotten about his errands already. which were going to be useless anyway since he dropped the list when he say her.
(lilith is going to be pissed, but it's fine.)]
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[where else would she even go? he could never dream of turning her out.]
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[ Even though she would have done it. ]
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[though she'll have to deal with a staredown from lilith, probably.]
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Well, for as long as I'm here, please don't treat me like a guest. I'd be happy to help out around your home where I can.
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[like how she got here, if there's a way back, how to even explain this to his family...]
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[ the hardest questions of all, considering she can barely remember a change in the air. ]
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Yeah. I'm happy I can see you again, but... we still need to figure those things out. [maybe there's some way they can control it, so they can see each other sometimes—wouldn't that be nice?]
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[ His family is hopefully a given. ]
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Mm, mm! You can meet Jonathan and all the others too!
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[ Is she going to have to memorize an entire flock? ]
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[ She knows the names of seventy-plus medical diseases, she can do this. ]
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[look at stahn, having his priorities in order!]
And I guess we really need to figure out the other stuff too.
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[ Does she need to dampen the truth a bit? ]
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[it's not like he can lie about it; he's a terrible liar and they see right through him, after all. of course, that's also the reason they may actually be able to believe it, he thinks.]
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[ ... this might be awkward. ]
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