If There's Anyway You Can Help (Jack Lex)
Oct 9, 2013 10:01:10 GMT -5
Post by Jack Lexington on Oct 9, 2013 10:01:10 GMT -5
The little banter and humor is welcome. I hate stuck up chicks but girls with a sense of humor_ Why not? Er...maybe....we'll see how this goes. I have a long list of unsuccessful 'realtionships' and I'm not talking the actual relationship kind....just interactions. So maybe this can be my first success.
""So guess you're gonna have to earn it." Her remark catches me off guard, makes me slightly angry at first but then puts a smile on my face. "Fair enough."
We jog around the gym together. I keep picking up the pace, then slow down and pick it up again but whatever I do, they aren't far behind which tells me that they are in pretty good shape.
I hear them mention that their father is in the DC. At first glance that makes them outcasts but everybody knows that not only people, who actually belong there, are sent to the DC.
"What for?" I wonder briefly. Not that I'm particularily interested in their drama but I'm trying to make a conversation, get to know them better.
Why did I volunteer?
"Isn't that a given? All older careers who can spare the time volunteer. Who doesn't want to be the ONE, who trained a victor?" I guess it's a rather selfish approach but true.
"Did you expect it to be pity or something? We're talking about careers here. And yes, a lot of twelve year olds aren't very strong. Doesn't mean they can't be tough or aim well."
Her last remark is supposed to be a joke, I guess but it tastes pretty sour in my mouth.
"At least the ones that are willing to go to an unprofessional trainer." I stop running and come to a halt shooting her a nsaty look. "Are you calling me unprofessional?" Sy=urely professional can mean 'by profession'. It also means 'serious', 'good quality'.
For a moment my eyes narrow as I wait for a reply from either one of them since they seem to be thinking like one.
I can practically see them tense up. probably they are afraid that I might tear right into them or walk out.
""So guess you're gonna have to earn it." Her remark catches me off guard, makes me slightly angry at first but then puts a smile on my face. "Fair enough."
We jog around the gym together. I keep picking up the pace, then slow down and pick it up again but whatever I do, they aren't far behind which tells me that they are in pretty good shape.
I hear them mention that their father is in the DC. At first glance that makes them outcasts but everybody knows that not only people, who actually belong there, are sent to the DC.
"What for?" I wonder briefly. Not that I'm particularily interested in their drama but I'm trying to make a conversation, get to know them better.
Why did I volunteer?
"Isn't that a given? All older careers who can spare the time volunteer. Who doesn't want to be the ONE, who trained a victor?" I guess it's a rather selfish approach but true.
"Did you expect it to be pity or something? We're talking about careers here. And yes, a lot of twelve year olds aren't very strong. Doesn't mean they can't be tough or aim well."
Her last remark is supposed to be a joke, I guess but it tastes pretty sour in my mouth.
"At least the ones that are willing to go to an unprofessional trainer." I stop running and come to a halt shooting her a nsaty look. "Are you calling me unprofessional?" Sy=urely professional can mean 'by profession'. It also means 'serious', 'good quality'.
For a moment my eyes narrow as I wait for a reply from either one of them since they seem to be thinking like one.
I can practically see them tense up. probably they are afraid that I might tear right into them or walk out.