Not able to resist getting on Jet's level, she crouches down and watches the two and she can barely contain the noise of being so utterly taken with the dog. It's almost enough for her to want one of her own, but there is zero faith in herself to be able to care for one.
"Not at all," Laura smiles and glances up. "I was trying to figure out what to do with myself. Do you guys mind if I join you on your walk?"
Jet bounces a little in place as Laura crouches. Will grins as the dog whines in excitement and tries to lick her face. Will makes a small 'hey' noise at him, but- Jet's just not nearly as polite as Winston. Hopefully Laura won't mind too much.
"Yeah, I'd love the company. Sure Jet wouldn't mind, either," he adds, mildly sarcastic. "Let me know if he gets too rambunctious, would you? I'm not sure what sort of energy level I should be aiming for on this ship." A lot of people here seem far higher-energy than those he's used to.
He offers a hand to help her up when she's had enough time with Jet and is ready to get going. "How's the ship been treating you lately, anyway?" He's not going to mention the whole memory thing, but he knows he's been rather occupied with getting it sorted out.
Laura doesn't mind at all. In fact, she can't help the giggle that escapes when Jet's excitement has her leaning back a little too far before she has no choice other than to fall onto her backside. She grabs his face softly in her hands and does what most do: encourage the behaviour.
"I can't," Laura finally manages. "I wish.. I could... but I can't."
But she is soon able to get back on her feet and while using the cuff of her sleeve to rub the slobber trail that went from jaw to forehead, Laura closes her door and waits for Will to lead the way.
"No less different than everyone else. Can't say that last round of fuckery left me wanting more."
Will grins at Laura's 'struggle' but is quick to help her escape from Jet when the time comes to get up. He thinks he'll take them back up to the deck- they had been walking up and down the hallways for every level, with breaks in common rooms to throw toys. But the deck is more open, and nicer to walk through besides.
Her statement has him smiling- but sighing- as they get on their way. "Yeah, it wasn't exactly kind to any of it. There was a lot in there that I really would've rather came out on its own. Or not at all. But- I think I put out any fires I had to." It could've been worse, he thinks.
Laura falls into stride beside Will and nods in agreement while she watched the dog in front of them with a soft smile.
"Right? Real life gets fucking messy and I tried to reason that no one's life is perfect," she opines, shrugging her shoulder. Hers isn't anywhere near being neat and tidy -- totally the opposite, as a matter of fact. "Last thing any of us needs is for someone else, and people we don't know very well, to see that."
All six of them.
Luckily, while she doesn't want to say that her memories ended up in the heads of people she hated, they still weren't people she knew very well. Even being on the barge for four months.
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"Not at all," Laura smiles and glances up. "I was trying to figure out what to do with myself. Do you guys mind if I join you on your walk?"
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"Yeah, I'd love the company. Sure Jet wouldn't mind, either," he adds, mildly sarcastic. "Let me know if he gets too rambunctious, would you? I'm not sure what sort of energy level I should be aiming for on this ship." A lot of people here seem far higher-energy than those he's used to.
He offers a hand to help her up when she's had enough time with Jet and is ready to get going. "How's the ship been treating you lately, anyway?" He's not going to mention the whole memory thing, but he knows he's been rather occupied with getting it sorted out.
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"I can't," Laura finally manages. "I wish.. I could... but I can't."
But she is soon able to get back on her feet and while using the cuff of her sleeve to rub the slobber trail that went from jaw to forehead, Laura closes her door and waits for Will to lead the way.
"No less different than everyone else. Can't say that last round of fuckery left me wanting more."
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Her statement has him smiling- but sighing- as they get on their way. "Yeah, it wasn't exactly kind to any of it. There was a lot in there that I really would've rather came out on its own. Or not at all. But- I think I put out any fires I had to." It could've been worse, he thinks.
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"Right? Real life gets fucking messy and I tried to reason that no one's life is perfect," she opines, shrugging her shoulder. Hers isn't anywhere near being neat and tidy -- totally the opposite, as a matter of fact. "Last thing any of us needs is for someone else, and people we don't know very well, to see that."
All six of them.
Luckily, while she doesn't want to say that her memories ended up in the heads of people she hated, they still weren't people she knew very well. Even being on the barge for four months.