Lift off your arms and I'll get the coffee
"Zuriel would somehow make it obvious she liked it, but that we should've done it sooner," Evie corrects with a grin. Belial would simply explode into feathers and fur with excitement, like a dog seeing its own reflection in a mirror for the first time. Or so she likes to imagine if only because the visual is so hilarious on its own.
"I don't think we even have enough close friends who also know the boys to constitute a big crowd," she points out with a huff of a laugh. It's a level of community she's content with, though she doesn't have the reservations Deimos does around such social events. If she had, her parents would have written both her and Sam off as utter losses.
Making a noise of affront and objection as he ruffles her hair, she turns her head enough to give him a stink eye. "Just for that you get a short answer: training." Huffing, she turns her head back around and reclines further into the couch corner. In reality it's to hide the twitch of the corner of her mouth that threatens a smile. Evie also proves herself a liar within a fraction of a second, incapable of actually being as blunt and vague as she'd sworn. "Infrastructure is stable and relationships with the other regions are too. Until something changes, I don't think we need to deviate from training for a while." Manpower will always be a turning point in the tide of war, so why not consistently invest in it?
"I don't think we even have enough close friends who also know the boys to constitute a big crowd," she points out with a huff of a laugh. It's a level of community she's content with, though she doesn't have the reservations Deimos does around such social events. If she had, her parents would have written both her and Sam off as utter losses.
Making a noise of affront and objection as he ruffles her hair, she turns her head enough to give him a stink eye. "Just for that you get a short answer: training." Huffing, she turns her head back around and reclines further into the couch corner. In reality it's to hide the twitch of the corner of her mouth that threatens a smile. Evie also proves herself a liar within a fraction of a second, incapable of actually being as blunt and vague as she'd sworn. "Infrastructure is stable and relationships with the other regions are too. Until something changes, I don't think we need to deviate from training for a while." Manpower will always be a turning point in the tide of war, so why not consistently invest in it?
There's sleep in your eyes, I'll pull the curtains back gently
Evie
