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Colley · 07-19-2013, 02:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Cassirin

Game for games. Hehe. Mo flipped both his hands upright on the table, half a move to show he wasn't up to anything in particular with this game, and half to offer them to Cat for holding. Even though holding hands was not a great idea when there was food to eat. Unless she wanted to just not eat with her hands. Faceplant in the plate?

"So it's not really a game, I guess. I mean there aren't rules. But I learned a couple of words in Italian, and I figured you could tell me if I said them right. And if I didn't, you can tell me the right way. Okay?" Hehe, he'd been practicing words with the stupid dictionary, but his pronunciation was probably terrible.

She figured that food could be put on hold for a little while if there was something else happening. Cat walked her fingers across one of his hands and grinned. She was pretty flattered that he had taken initiative to learn Italian on his own. She had taught him a few words, but apparently he knew more.

"Okay." She was ready to hear what he had been working on. "Give it your best shot, Branxton."

07-19-2013, 02:28 AM	#470 (permalink)
Colley Ghost Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Shiz Posts: 70,315 Hogwarts RPG Name: Xavieria Bole Graduated	♥ Touch Lass! \| MOON OF MY LIFE \| Lemon's Winner \| Inside Kitty Quote: Originally Posted by Cassirin Game for games. Hehe. Mo flipped both his hands upright on the table, half a move to show he wasn't up to anything in particular with this game, and half to offer them to Cat for holding. Even though holding hands was not a great idea when there was food to eat. Unless she wanted to just not eat with her hands. Faceplant in the plate? "So it's not really a game, I guess. I mean there aren't rules. But I learned a couple of words in Italian, and I figured you could tell me if I said them right. And if I didn't, you can tell me the right way. Okay?" Hehe, he'd been practicing words with the stupid dictionary, but his pronunciation was probably terrible. She figured that food could be put on hold for a little while if there was something else happening. Cat walked her fingers across one of his hands and grinned. She was pretty flattered that he had taken initiative to learn Italian on his own. She had taught him a few words, but apparently he knew more. "Okay." She was ready to hear what he had been working on. "Give it your best shot, Branxton."