I didn't know they weren't considered synonyms. Anyway, OK, it's not my business. Fine. But I like to consider myself a friend of Mr. Pinkman's, not just an adviser. So. There's some icky personal feelings involved here.
I'm not. I mean, I'm mostly a... live-in-the-present, impulsive kind of person, you know? I like Jesse, and I'm... pretty sure he likes me. So. Why shouldn't we enjoy ourselves while we're here? I'm just... not under any illusions about what's going to happen in the long run, that's all. We're from different universes. One or both of us will go home, and that'll be it.
That's fair enough. What I'm saying is not to let that be the thing that colors your experiences, you know? Then again, I just got here and haven't had time to form any meaningful bonds with anyone, soooo what the hell do I know?
Yeah, I already tried that and it didn't work out too well for me. I was REALLY determined not to like him or let it be a thing but here we are a few months later and it's totally a thing. His stupid face is ruining my life, you don't understand, haha.
About half an hour later, after she's texted him her address — which is luckily close enough that he can stick to his promised time frame — he shows up with a bottle of aspirin and a pack of Budweiser, and knocks a little tune against her door.]
[Skye could place his voice anywhere, it's that distinct, but she cheeks the peephole first just to make sure that there's nobody else with him. Then she opens the door with a wide smile.]
So you're officially my new favourite person right now. Want to come in?
[She liberates the six pack from him as he comes in.]
Make yourself comfy. [She waves at the room vaguely as she walks to the small bench and sets down the beers, taking one for herself and then turning around to toss a second one to Saul. The room itself is a fairly standard one double bed hotel room.]
I gotta say, of all the weird turns my life has taken, drinking beer with a middle aged lawyer dude is not one I anticipated. But I'll take it.
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Anyway. Not long. Two months...? Maybe you should ask him yourself.
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[And it annoys the hell out of him.]
Don't get me wrong — I'm happy for you guys.
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And that's why he's so concerned.]
It's too bad we can't control how we feel, huh?
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And I'm trying my best. It's not exactly easy.
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[She's lived out of a hobo van. Picky is for chumps.]
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[If she thought he was joking, he totally wasn't. He's going to show up with aspirin and a six pack. Just give him that half-hour.]
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[YOU'RE THE BEST LAWYER FRIEND A GIRL COULD ASK FOR.]
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About half an hour later, after she's texted him her address — which is luckily close enough that he can stick to his promised time frame — he shows up with a bottle of aspirin and a pack of Budweiser, and knocks a little tune against her door.]
Special delivery!
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So you're officially my new favourite person right now. Want to come in?
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Sure, if you don't mind.
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Make yourself comfy. [She waves at the room vaguely as she walks to the small bench and sets down the beers, taking one for herself and then turning around to toss a second one to Saul. The room itself is a fairly standard one double bed hotel room.]
I gotta say, of all the weird turns my life has taken, drinking beer with a middle aged lawyer dude is not one I anticipated. But I'll take it.
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[He's only half-kidding. He catches the beer, almost drops it, then decides he should just let it sit for a minute lest it spray everywhere. Whoops.]
You doin' okay?
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