"Bullshit."
"What are you implying? That I'm not perfect."
"You are but I'm just more perfect." I raised an eyebrow at him.
"Proof?"
"Look at me." I blinked twice.
"I am."
"What do you see?" he said.
"I see an emo white boy." He wetted his lips and gave my hip a tight squeeze.
"What else."
"A mildly attractive adolescent." he gave me a look.
"I'm eighteen."
"And I'm seventeen. You're still a kid." I patted his arm.
"Mildly attractive?"
"Yes." he narrowed his eyes at me.
"What's your definition of attractive then?"
You.
"Moi."
"As long as I meet your high standards." he mumbled.
"Fine, I think you're the prettiest person alive." A faint tint of pink appeared on his cheeks. It was very very faint, I could barely even see it.
"I'm pretty?"
"Very." he huffed out a small laugh. "Almost as pretty as me."
"Why almost?"
"Because I'm the prettiest of them all."
"That's fair." this time, I blushed.
"Okay anyways, let me go to sleep."
"You're the one who wouldn't shut up." he said.
"You didn't want me to." I pointed out. He agreed.
"Your voice is pretty."
"Thank you?" I laughed. That was a very odd compliment.
I've never been told that before. I used to be insecure that I talked to much, that I wasn't funny and just annoying.
That didn't stop me from talking though. I have a lot of important things to say.
"I could listen to your voice for a very long time and I still wouldn't get bored."
"Should I make a podcast?"
"Go to sleep."
"Seriously? Should I make one?"
"No." I frowned.
"Why not?"
"I want your voice to myself." A smile broke out on my face, replacing my frown.
"Ursula who?"
"What the fuck is that?" My jaw dropped as I looked at him in disbelief.
"Ariel?"
"The fish?" I bursted out laughing. My stomach started hurting.
I loved it when I laughed so hard, it hurt. Like right now. I couldn't breath and it wasn't even that funny.
My humour must be broken.
"She's a mermaid, stupid." I gently slapped his chest. He chuckled deeply and grabbed my hand, intertwining our fingers. He just stared at our hands, a small smile playing at his lips.
"Same thing." I gasped dramatically.
"You're literally Ursula but in real life."
Ursula caught on live.
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