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joanne: lark?
lark: yes, joanne?
joanne: uh, hi. i couldn't recognize you, because of the hoodie.
lark: were you looking for me?
joanne: um, yeah.
lark: whoa, no need to look so embarrassed. lots of men and women look for me.
joanne: are you a criminal or are you just bisexual?
lark: [chuckles] wow, straight to the point, not even the least bit subtle.
joanne: sorry.
lark: don't apologize unless you have a reason to and if you mean it. it has to be both.
joanne: in that case, i take it back.
lark: are you saying that you're not the least bit sorry for being so blunt and snooping in a stranger's life?
joanne: nope and i'd like to become friends.
lark: well, friends?
joanne: [beams and shakes lark's hand] okay, now that we've established a friendship, you're avoiding the question.
lark: which question?
joanne: you know the question, why are people looking for you?
lark: would you allow "because i'm hot" as a reason? no?
joanne: [raises eyebrow]
lark: alright, but just saying, that wasn't your question. it was are you a criminal or just bi.
joanne: well?
lark: let's put it this way, if i was an animal, i would be a unicorn who shits rainbow, eats lucky charms for breakfast and sparkles for lunch and dinner.
joanne: i'm straight.
lark: great [laughes] well, night, joanne.
joanne: oh, bye!
lark: don't sound so excited.
joanne: bye.
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the park bench
Romancejoanne gibson wanted escape lark walter had escaped -+- [undercase intended]