[They both know, or at least she knows, she meant they are people. Words like like just happen to be a habit in speech that caused it to sound another way.]
Sorry. I know they are.
[It's a touchy subject all around she guesses so that's all she'll do to apologize or talk about it, though.]
I'm still gonna stay home a while. [She clarifies, again.] Just a little while.
[And yeah. She feels more apart of the group so this's her letting him where she is in case. Give her a week or two, and she'll be like the cat that came back. More open to getting to know them than she is right now.
As that seems to be the end of it, though, she breathes out lightly on her end giving a final word, him a chance to say anything if he wants, and then clicks to end the call.] Talk to you later.
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Sorry. I know they are.
[It's a touchy subject all around she guesses so that's all she'll do to apologize or talk about it, though.]
I'm still gonna stay home a while. [She clarifies, again.] Just a little while.
[And yeah. She feels more apart of the group so this's her letting him where she is in case. Give her a week or two, and she'll be like the cat that came back. More open to getting to know them than she is right now.
As that seems to be the end of it, though, she breathes out lightly on her end giving a final word, him a chance to say anything if he wants, and then clicks to end the call.] Talk to you later.