Resident President Meme
"What's the worst they're gonna do, shoot me? Hasn't done anything of major significance yet. Besides, I'm too busy to do what I want to do. Namely fly right up to the border and say some sort of taunt on an open channel until I annoy one of them. That sounds like a good way to spend an afternoon honestly, take a break from serious work to taunt a few people who did me wrong." Was he being serious, even he didn't really know to be perfectly honest. On the one hand he wasn't that petty. On the other, he was that petty.
He listened to each fact she chose to give. Well, it was good she was gaining memory back, especially if it wasn't all dark and gloomy. Then there was the comment about no one searching for her, which very visibly made his eyes look away for a moment. That was something he felt guilty over, still. And he was too ashamed to admit that aloud, all that would come if he tried were what she'd doubtless see as excuses. They were, but any explanation was in part excuse, wasn't it?
When she moved onto coffee, at the least he was able to look back at her without giving the look a guilty child or animal would when they knew they did wrong. Well, it was a good thing to know what she liked in the mornings at least. He'd doubtless make use of that knowledge... he was more surprised she knew how to handle a droid however. That was a skill he'd never seen demonstrated, though perhaps simply because she never had need to do so. The last comment caused his lips to form a small grin however, as she chose instead to end on her more personal commentary.
The waiter's arrival interrupted for a while, forcing Darlyn to order what essentially amounted to a loaf of meat, slathered in sauce and served with more than a small amount of other essential foods, mostly plants. He waited patiently for Silfe to give her order, letting his leg brush up to the edge of her skirt, finally managing to speak after the waiter left with both orders. "You'll have to show me what you mean sometime. I can't imagine what this expensive wear of yours could look like.. perhaps In return i can make your coffee."
He listened to each fact she chose to give. Well, it was good she was gaining memory back, especially if it wasn't all dark and gloomy. Then there was the comment about no one searching for her, which very visibly made his eyes look away for a moment. That was something he felt guilty over, still. And he was too ashamed to admit that aloud, all that would come if he tried were what she'd doubtless see as excuses. They were, but any explanation was in part excuse, wasn't it?
When she moved onto coffee, at the least he was able to look back at her without giving the look a guilty child or animal would when they knew they did wrong. Well, it was a good thing to know what she liked in the mornings at least. He'd doubtless make use of that knowledge... he was more surprised she knew how to handle a droid however. That was a skill he'd never seen demonstrated, though perhaps simply because she never had need to do so. The last comment caused his lips to form a small grin however, as she chose instead to end on her more personal commentary.
The waiter's arrival interrupted for a while, forcing Darlyn to order what essentially amounted to a loaf of meat, slathered in sauce and served with more than a small amount of other essential foods, mostly plants. He waited patiently for Silfe to give her order, letting his leg brush up to the edge of her skirt, finally managing to speak after the waiter left with both orders. "You'll have to show me what you mean sometime. I can't imagine what this expensive wear of yours could look like.. perhaps In return i can make your coffee."