[It's not a fair question, and he's just changing the topic, but she feels like she owes him an answer to this, if she wants him to believe anything else she says.
The problem is whether to be honest or to tell him what he wants to hear. Things are getting too complicated between them, too tangled up, and she knows that she should be trying to fix that. They rely on each other too much, they're too close, but it's hard to pull back when he's all she has, here, when she's got his memories in her head and he knows more about her than anyone else does.
Her hand drops to his chest, resting lightly against his collarbone.]
I don't know.
[Honesty then, but she meets his gaze at least, letting him see the confusion in the furrow of her brow, her mouth twisting a little ruefully.
She doesn't know what's involved in friendships. It's never bothered her, but it means she doesn't know how to answer that question.]
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The problem is whether to be honest or to tell him what he wants to hear. Things are getting too complicated between them, too tangled up, and she knows that she should be trying to fix that. They rely on each other too much, they're too close, but it's hard to pull back when he's all she has, here, when she's got his memories in her head and he knows more about her than anyone else does.
Her hand drops to his chest, resting lightly against his collarbone.]
I don't know.
[Honesty then, but she meets his gaze at least, letting him see the confusion in the furrow of her brow, her mouth twisting a little ruefully.
She doesn't know what's involved in friendships. It's never bothered her, but it means she doesn't know how to answer that question.]