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A Public Service Announcement:
Star-Lord is the handsomest, funniest, most modest guy around with the sweetest singing voice and the sickest dance moves. It’s an absolute privilege and delight to call him a friend. My days are enriched for knowing him and fuller for speaking with him.
Everyone adores him. They think he’s a righteous dude.
P.S. – Gamora, you shouldn’t leave your comm lying around unlocked. xoxo Star-Lord
Star-Lord is the handsomest, funniest, most modest guy around with the sweetest singing voice and the sickest dance moves. It’s an absolute privilege and delight to call him a friend. My days are enriched for knowing him and fuller for speaking with him.
Everyone adores him. They think he’s a righteous dude.
P.S. – Gamora, you shouldn’t leave your comm lying around unlocked. xoxo Star-Lord
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... How do you intend to do that?
[ It's not necessarily reluctance because she doesn't trust him, but rather, she's not sure what avenue he might think will justify lying about Kevin Bacon. ]
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[ —"didn't think this through," is what nearly escapes his lips, but— ]
I could... take you out for a drink? Or, um. Dinner. Maybe. If you wanted.
[ THANK GOD THIS IS PRIVATE
no one will see him flounder his way through this, and no one will see him potentially get shot down faster than a plane in a demilitarized zone. ]
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But at least Peter managed to get the sentence out, so that's something.
And it's also something that Gamora doesn't have a short, immediate "no" waiting for him – or, hilariously more likely – prepared just to interrupt him, and instead: ]
You can take me to dinner.
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(He found out later, how those stupid slices of cake were basically spiked, how it had made them feel all weirdly... affectionate, and they hadn't really talked about the things they said or the way they had, like, cuddled because of it all.
Which has made things a little uncomfortable since he's been back.)
So when she like. Says yes, he has to stop. Recalibrate.
Then, ]
—Yeah?
[ It comes out a few shades higher than his normal timbre. ]
Like... really?
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Really, Peter. We can do it tomorrow.
[ Tonight, she's getting fed by a dork with glasses. ]
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[ —oh, shit, that's really soon, actually. Like— tomorrow tomorrow?
... oh god.
No. Okay. Stay excited, Peter. This is good. This is a good thing. And Peter grins, wide and bright and unrestrained, though thankfully for him, it goes hidden. ]
I, uh, guess just think of where you wanna go, and we'll plan on it.
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[ Though now she has to figure out a place for them to go.
And before she ends the call, a small but warm smile stretches across her lips. ]
I'll see you at home.
[ ... and then she hangs up. ]