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Jasmine: SORRY THAT TOOK EVEN LONGER THAN I THOUGHT IT WOULD BECAUSE
Jasmine: my grandpa called
Jasmine: he's really sad
Jasmine: his best friend died
Heicho: OH NO I AM SORRY
Jasmine: I never met him and he was 90 something?
Jasmine: ono poor grandpa and the guy's family though
Heicho: YEAH THAT IS SAD. I'm sorry
Jasmine: IT"S OKAY
Heicho: AHH OKAY
Jasmine: Do you want to write?
Jasmine: If you do not want to, it's okay you know!
Jasmine: We can talk and you can complain and I can be upset and listen?
Heicho: NO I WANT TO WRITE
Heicho: I'm done being upset
Jasmine: Are you sure?
Jasmine: We can invent new things to be upset about
Jasmine: that may be slightly ridiculous like
Jasmine: ...
Jasmine: You know what really gets on my nerves
Jasmine: eggplants
Jasmine: they think they know everything
Jasmine: ...
Jasmine: or something idk it's hard to be mad at eggplants
Heicho: NO I AM SURE
Heicho: I'm done being upset
Jasmine: Okay! Shall we continue from where we were?
Heicho: UH...Where were we?? CAN I DO THE KOVU AND Sekai thing
Heicho: /
Heicho: ?
Jasmine: WE WERE
Jasmine: origamiorange: Antony stuck his tongue out back. "No way, I love you more."1:19:52 AM origamiorange: Cactapus thought about it. "Whoever we run into first!" he said with a giggle. 1:20:11 AM origamiorange: Nidai blushed at this, touching Legend's face. "... You did for me too," he said1:21:02 AM origamiorange: Gorou's shoulders slumped."For Hell's Sake that's really great," he said, then blinked. "Wait... did I die? Is that why you're coming back to now? Did I get trampled to death by escaping prisoners...?"
Jasmine: HEre?
Jasmine: sory I am being lazy again
Jasmine: and
Jasmine: yesss you can do the Kovu and sekai thing
Heicho: AH OKAY I WILL REPLY TO THOSE??
Heicho: And then add in
Heicho: FUCK
Heicho: my wrist hurts
Heicho: fucking cat
Jasmine: ?
Heicho: I WILL ADD IN KOVU AND SEKAI
Jasmine: IF YOU WANT TO REST YOUR
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