[She frets for a few moments, looking almost as if she's about to chicken out. And then she forces back her nerves and walks over to him so that she can wrap her arms around him in a hug.]
... I-I've heard that this can help people feel better when they're sad or something, s-so...
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Though I never thought you would be someone who would stutter.
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Beth?
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I miss her.
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... I'm not really sure what to say, except that it'll ease in time. Though it'll probably never go away.
And if I can help or anything in anyway, just let me know.
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I think I'll go now.
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[There's a pause, before she sends another message.] Wait, where are you? There's something I... could try to do. If that's okay with you.
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[And she'll soon arrive on said floor, looking rather anxious.]
... Um, Aleph?
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[He's hanging out by one of the terminals.]
What were you going to try?
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[She frets for a few moments, looking almost as if she's about to chicken out. And then she forces back her nerves and walks over to him so that she can wrap her arms around him in a hug.]
... I-I've heard that this can help people feel better when they're sad or something, s-so...
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Th...thank you.
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[:|]
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