Text Cut: Louisa
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Yaaay! Louisa's mind was happily dancing in her head as Adam admitted that Louisa was the first to see it. She grinned beaming at that. "That is really comforting, Adam." Her eyes went to look at JB as she continued, "I thought you'd put our friendship to a lower level after dating Rubiey." Which was her own main concern. "Rubiey seemed really nice when we bumped into each other but when she knew that we were friends, best friends, she just.." Louisa sighed, "..I don't know. She didn't seem approval." Would Adam wait for his new girlfriend permission to hangout with Louisa from now on? O=
Joao was brought up but not in the way Adam used to talk about the boy, he was being polite. It was obvious. "He's good." She smiled and searched for an explanation of her boyfriend's absence because he didn't say a thing to her. "H-h-he was busy studying and attending classes..I guess." Louisa was not going to voice out the argument they had about Adam and his girlfriend that day. Those things were secrets between a couple, right?
Adam smiled warmly at Louisa, but Adam's face got more serious as Louisa expressed her concerns that maybe Rubiey wouldn't want the two of them hanging out.
"Just because I am dating Rubiey doesn't mean that we aren't still going to be friends and aren't going to hang out anymore," Adam said, turning himself on the couch slightly so he was facing Louisa more.
"Rubiey really is a sweet person, and you were seeming a bit protective of our friendship," Adam said with a chuckle.
"I think she was just being protective of me as well. But really, Rubiey isn't the kind of girl that would tell me who I can't and can hang out with." Adam gave Louisa a reassuring smile at the end.
Adam gave a little nod, a small smile on his face when Louisa said that Joao was good. However, Adam could tell from Louisa's response as to where Joao had been all this time that she herself didn't know. Deciding that it wasn't really his place or his business to point out that that was a bit strange Adam didn't comment on it.
"All this studying is going to be the end of us," Adam said with a little chuckle.
"You're never really sure whether or not you're studying enough or studying too much, you know? Would you like some tea?" Adam offered, getting off the couch and heading over to the little stove. He himself was quite thirsty and could go for a hot drink.