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"Weirdo." he responded.
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She had no comeback to that, so she licked him again.
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"Just proving the point here."
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"I'll have you know that there are people who like it, and it's an effective way to fend off attackers."
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"I neither like it or am attacking you," he pointed out.
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"You're verbally attacking me."
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"Making statements is not an attack."
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She pouted, knowing she wasn't winning this one. "Damn you," she muttered.
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"I gotta win sometimes," he said with a smile.
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She made a noise but didn't deign to reply. She rested her head on his chest and laid a hand over his stomach, then wrapped a leg around his–getting comfy.
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"Cozy yet?" he asked, draping an arm around her shoulder.
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"Yup." She yawned, her eyes drooping. She was never really this tired, but Runner was comfy and comfy made her sleepy.
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"Good. Better use my chub while you can, for it'll be gone very soon." He lightly kissed the top of her head.
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"Shuddup," she mumbled. "You can't get rid of comfiness in a person. You, my good sir, are a very comfy person. A little extra muscle won't do much to change that."
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"No," he mused. "I come back and it'll be like hugging a rock."
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She lightly poked his side. "Stop being such a Debby Downer."
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He snorted, hugging her tighter. "Alright, alright."
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She absentmindedly traced invisible patterns over his chest, then stopped when she remembered how much he hated it. "Sorry," she mumbled.
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He waved it off. "Whatever, I don't really care at this point."
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"Why not?"
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"'No more Debbie Downer,'" he quoted.
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She rolled her eyes. "That's not what I meant."
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"Whatever makes you happy, I'm fine with," he said cheerfully.
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She snorted. "Yes, because doing something unconsciously makes me happy. And I won't have you complaining every two seconds about how weird it feels, so no. I'm not doing it."
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He shrugged. "I didn't notice until you pointed it out."
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"Ah, so you're getting used to it?" She resumed, tracing lazy swirls and circles.
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"Yes," he said, running a hand through her hair, "I am."
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She closed her eyes, content and practically purring. This is what she needed. Just a lazy day and someone to share it with.
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"Who was that girl that threw the chain around me when I was a dragon?" he asked randomly.
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"Probably another recommendation. I've never met her, but she looked like a dragon hunter."