Twin Fantasy
My Boy
Aiko was relatively silent as the new person entered, and stuck her head out from beneath the table. She wanted his shirt. She probably deserved his shirt more, because she loved fish a lot. Fish were her lifeblood and soul and all that. Honestly, the fact that she was human, and not a wide-eyed goldfish, was a travesty. Part of her contemplated stealing it clean off of his body, but... She would get too nervous.
Besides, there were more important things.
Something about church, from Maxie's mouth.
"I'm busy today." Aiko's words were half-directed at Maxie and half at Kathy. Her fish needed her. It was probably lonely and sad without her, in that cramped tank, stuck with a bunch of other goldfish that also needed extra space and also hated it. She didn't really have any way of getting to the pet store by herself other than on foot, but it wasn't like Kathy could stop her. Aiko had gotten in and out of so many buildings, fences and parks that she was practically Harry Houdini. Toy stores after hours, abandoned buildings, closed-up parks, she'd been places. Besides, there were things more important than obedience. Namely, fish.
If that wasn't valid, or fair, then so be it.
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Interactions: Noam Pandaskel
Besides, there were more important things.
Something about church, from Maxie's mouth.
"I'm busy today." Aiko's words were half-directed at Maxie and half at Kathy. Her fish needed her. It was probably lonely and sad without her, in that cramped tank, stuck with a bunch of other goldfish that also needed extra space and also hated it. She didn't really have any way of getting to the pet store by herself other than on foot, but it wasn't like Kathy could stop her. Aiko had gotten in and out of so many buildings, fences and parks that she was practically Harry Houdini. Toy stores after hours, abandoned buildings, closed-up parks, she'd been places. Besides, there were things more important than obedience. Namely, fish.
If that wasn't valid, or fair, then so be it.
Mentions: mytho
Interactions: Noam Pandaskel