You mean you don't remember anything I did that you might be mad at me about.
[The fox incident.
Ginny wraps an arm around him, a little sideways hug as she sets down the book and looks over the box, the scribbled MACROSLAVE across it, grinning too broadly.]
I'm glad you remember this. It's one of the first conversations we had. You took me to the frozen food section of the grocery, all the ready meals and popcorn... I mostly burned popcorn. You introduced me to ice hockey, too, when I was hurt and couldn't fly. [She breathes out.] You don't have to remember everything. I don't care. As long as you know we're still friends—I'm okay with that.
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[The fox incident.
Ginny wraps an arm around him, a little sideways hug as she sets down the book and looks over the box, the scribbled MACROSLAVE across it, grinning too broadly.]
I'm glad you remember this. It's one of the first conversations we had. You took me to the frozen food section of the grocery, all the ready meals and popcorn... I mostly burned popcorn. You introduced me to ice hockey, too, when I was hurt and couldn't fly. [She breathes out.] You don't have to remember everything. I don't care. As long as you know we're still friends—I'm okay with that.