Zavien
Her agreement brought a brighter smile to his face, especially as he thought of some of the games he'd played as a kid. Chuckling, the smile turned a little crooked. "Would you believe me if I told you I know how to play a card game called 'golf'?" Maybe her original plans could be reimagined within the comforts of his home.
Leaning closer, he lowered his voice like he was sharing a fun secret just for her. "I might even have some popcorn we can try not to burn."
When he straightened, Zavien looked a little stupid with the smile he wore, releasing one hand so he could guide her towards the couch with the other. "Come on. Let's make the most of this." He got the feeling that Soh could make anything enjoyable, even if they just sat and talked about the weather for the rest of the afternoon - which might turn out more depressing than not. Luckily, they had a card game to look forward to, and if the popcorn didn't work, he'd hidden a small stash of (mostly chocolate) snacks since the last time Soh had been here.
Leaning closer, he lowered his voice like he was sharing a fun secret just for her. "I might even have some popcorn we can try not to burn."
When he straightened, Zavien looked a little stupid with the smile he wore, releasing one hand so he could guide her towards the couch with the other. "Come on. Let's make the most of this." He got the feeling that Soh could make anything enjoyable, even if they just sat and talked about the weather for the rest of the afternoon - which might turn out more depressing than not. Luckily, they had a card game to look forward to, and if the popcorn didn't work, he'd hidden a small stash of (mostly chocolate) snacks since the last time Soh had been here.
If you don't like the road you're walking,
start paving another.
start paving another.
