[There's a fond smile on her face as she opens up the cooler and pulls out his wine. He'll get his glass first before she goes back and starts mixing her own drink.]
Don't wait on me. I'll be there in a second. You can turn on a movie if you want.
[She works on mixing her own drink, making it... pretty strong for the typical woman, then makes her way back into the living room to settle in on the opposite end of her couch before opening up the pizza box.] iPod? [It's been a minute since she's seen one.]
Yeah. A friend gave it to me back in my world. I have a solar charger too. One of the few things I've liked about the modern world have been the music and video games I'll admit.
Handy for the Sahara, I'm sure, [she notes, digging out her first slice of pizza.] I'm guessing... lots of classical piano and some rock. And a dash of Miley Cyrus for kicks.
[There's a soft giggle, but she offers him the earbuds back and settles in further to the corner of the couch, glancing around to take note of whatever might be nearest for her to do if he's checking out of the conversation with his iPod.]
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Sure.
[He could probably use one right now.]
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What'll it be? I can probably fake a lot of mixes, but I've got your wine, too.
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Don't wait on me. I'll be there in a second. You can turn on a movie if you want.
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No.
[He handed her his earbuds so she could listen for herself.]
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Alright, so it's not Miley, but I wasn't entirely wrong.
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I think you would have gotten along well with my brother. His own playlists looked a lot like that.
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[He actually dared a smile there.]
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