m-morrisette

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I-.. not really. But it’s so bad that it’s laughable.

Good news?

[m-morrisette]

O-oh.. wow.

[m-morrisette]

[m-morrisette]

Y-you don’t have to do that.

I feel bad! Can I give you cookies to make up for it?

[m-morrisette]

Don’t feel bad, p-please don’t.

No, I…I feel bad now.

[m-morrisette]

Oh, n-no, nothing.

I, uh, did I say something wrong?

[m-morrisette]

O-Oh. Okay.

Shh, just let me be right.

[m-morrisette]

I’d like that.

Um, maybe we can hang in your room shirtless.. sometime.

[m-morrisette]

Uhm, no, n-not at all.

You wouldn’t?

[m-morrisette]

But y-you don’t think so, and you probably w-won’t believe me, either.

Nope. And we aren’t going to ask people.

[m-morrisette]

I’m sure many more people would agree with me i-if they were asked.

It’s mixed and…weird.

[m-morrisette]

I-I wouldn’t mind.

I, er, wouldn’t mind it, but only if you wouldn’t either and uh.. Y-yeah..

[m-morrisette]

Well good, that’s… nice to hear. I-I’m Maya. Morrisette.

'Course I'd help.  I'm Liam Collins.

[m-morrisette]

B-but your accent is cute, I like it.

I’m the same. Anything that’s not my own, weird accent is gold.

[m-morrisette]

S-so if I got lost, I could call you a-and you’d help me?

Pretty well, I’d say.

[m-morrisette]

I-I don’t have a favourite accent, b-but I do like ones that are different from my own.

Very well, actually.  Aren’t they the best? Like, my accent is cool sometimes, but Irish ones are better.

[m-morrisette]

Do y-you want to see me shirtless?

Uh, well thank you. I’m sure I’d love you shirtless, er, as well.