[She hadn't decided if that was a good thing or a bad thing. On the one hand, it was good that everyone started off with the same information. But on the other, it seemed like there was a lot left unsaid. Or maybe she just had more questions than there were answers.]
I agree. [That was part of the reason she and Chat worked so well together, dorky puns and flirty comments aside. Not that she minded them as much now as she let on. But that was beside the point.] I'm just going to believe that's what they're doing, because I still have questions. [She'd been half-joking about it before, but now that she'd said it out loud, and now that he'd kind of agreed, she was willing to believe that she was right. And it was actually kind of a smart strategy to let everyone figure out some things for themselves rather than holding their hands through the entire thing.]
Yea, I guess we did. [They could probably argue back and forth about who had found who first, but there was really no point. The fact that they'd found each other seemed like a pretty big coincidence. The fact that he was also Chat Noir seemed like another pretty big coincidence. But Marinette had never been a huge fan of coincidences, and she preferred to believe that people made their own luck.] So would I. [That's an understatement. She's tilting her head at him when he seems to hesitate, but then she offers him a warm smile.] We can wait a little while if you need a minute.
[She could only assume that he was nervous about that part of it. Or maybe she was the only one.] I know. You're not that kind of person.
[Marinette just smiles and shakes her head at that.] Nobody's right all the time. [And she can feel the heat creeping over her face now. Way to be cool, Marinette.] You're welcome!
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[She hadn't decided if that was a good thing or a bad thing. On the one hand, it was good that everyone started off with the same information. But on the other, it seemed like there was a lot left unsaid. Or maybe she just had more questions than there were answers.]
I agree. [That was part of the reason she and Chat worked so well together, dorky puns and flirty comments aside. Not that she minded them as much now as she let on. But that was beside the point.] I'm just going to believe that's what they're doing, because I still have questions. [She'd been half-joking about it before, but now that she'd said it out loud, and now that he'd kind of agreed, she was willing to believe that she was right. And it was actually kind of a smart strategy to let everyone figure out some things for themselves rather than holding their hands through the entire thing.]
Yea, I guess we did. [They could probably argue back and forth about who had found who first, but there was really no point. The fact that they'd found each other seemed like a pretty big coincidence. The fact that he was also Chat Noir seemed like another pretty big coincidence. But Marinette had never been a huge fan of coincidences, and she preferred to believe that people made their own luck.] So would I. [That's an understatement. She's tilting her head at him when he seems to hesitate, but then she offers him a warm smile.] We can wait a little while if you need a minute.
[She could only assume that he was nervous about that part of it. Or maybe she was the only one.] I know. You're not that kind of person.
[Marinette just smiles and shakes her head at that.] Nobody's right all the time. [And she can feel the heat creeping over her face now. Way to be cool, Marinette.] You're welcome!