“Ugh, it’s horrible!” Victoria agreed.
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Asteria nodded, "I couldn't agree more. When did you read it?"
“I finished it yesterday,” Victoria admitted. “That’s why I’m here.” She gestured to the book store. “I need a new one.”
"Same."
Victoria smiled and nodded. “Got any suggestions?”
Asteria sighed and shook her head, "I'm still looking…"
“Same.” Victoria rubbed the back of her neck sheepishly and added, “Want to look around with me?”
(yeet)
//in case you were wondering
I was being sarcastic
:p
(yeet)
//in case you were wondering
I was being sarcastic
:p
(yOU WERE)
“Same.” Victoria rubbed the back of her neck sheepishly and added, “Want to look around with me?”
"Sure!" Asteria grinned, nodding eagerly.
“Yay!” Victoria clapped her hands and then realized what she was doing. “I mean… cool.”
Asteria suppressed a laughter and nodded, "Well, I'm currently looking for a good fiction book with a sprinkle of romance."
“Ooh, my favorite. Unlike that,” Victoria muttered, nodding to the discarded book.
"Mood." Asteria smiled, scanning the bookshelves.
“I know rite,” Victoria agreed. “Ooh, here’s one that looks interesting.”
(So on my bike right now so its kind of hard to role-play)
//ahh I see
okey dokey
Take your time
“Which one?”
“(Title of a book).” Victoria indicated the novel on the shelf.
“I like the title-but let’s not judge a book by its cover.”
//XD
“Sage advice,” Victoria smiled.
(Sage.)
"I try." Asteria smiled, shrugging.
//:p
What I’m the whole while floofing world am I supposed to say in response
(Get the book?)
//ok
“Here.” Victoria pulled the book off the shelf and handed it to Asteria.
"Thanks." Asteria turned the book over to read the summary, "The summary is good."
“Proper punctuation?” Victoria joked, her voice laden with concern.
//I reread that sentence
It makes no sense
Oh well
"Yeah, who was the editor of the previous book? They should be fired. But yes, this grammar is wonderful."
“Awesome!” Victoria smiled. “In all honesty, I really can’t read a book with off punctuation. It’s distracting.”