Bored (Arden Patricks)

[Riyann Servansikk]

"Wouldn't bother me if that's what you're getting at." I said, I already am.

[Arden Patricks]

"Okay," I nod. "But you sounded for a minute like you'd prefer it. Just wondering. Some people don't want to be thought of as 'normal.'"

[Riyann Servansikk]

"Normal isn't anything." I said, only I would get my logic. "I'd prefer not to yes, but I can't change anyone's mind however I want."

[Arden Patricks]

"You can try," I shrug, trying to remember how we got on this topic. "No such thing as normal, though."

[Riyann Servansikk]

"No, but people try for it by labels and other such things." I said, adding my own logic.

[Arden Patricks]

"True," I shrug, tilting my head. "There is kind of an idealized ideal, if that makes any sense."

[Riyann Servansikk]

"Does for me, then again that's how I think." I said smiling.

[Arden Patricks]

"And how do you know that's how you think?" I ask, raising my eyebrows. "Maybe we're thinking of completely different things, but each makes sense to us so we think that it's the same."

[Riyann Servansikk]

"I don't know, but that's how I think too." I said grinning up at her and laughing lightly.

[Arden Patricks]

"Now I'm just confused," I mutter, laughing slightly. "Probably doesn't matter much."

[Riyann Servansikk]

I got up triumphantly and did my victory dance, sitting down with a large grin. "Yay, my goal has been accomplished."

[Arden Patricks]

"Your goal was to confuse me? That's a little odd." I smile slightly.

[Riyann Servansikk]

I smiled brightly. "I am a little odd."

[Arden Patricks]

"Just like the rest of us," I nod with a small smile.

[Riyann Servansikk]

"I don't care what people think, ask Riley." I said grinning.

[Arden Patricks]

I nod. "Actually I think I'll ask just any random person who's ever met or encountered you... probably be less biased."

[Riyann Servansikk]

I laughed and nodded slightly. "I guess so."

[Arden Patricks]

I nod back, glancing down at my books briefly and then quickly back at her, hoping that she doesn't think I want to be rid of her.

[Riyann Servansikk]

"I'll be quiet." I said putting my hands up defensively. "I promise."

[Arden Patricks]

"No, you don't have to." I shake my head, then smile slightly. "Gives me an excuse to not do my homework yet."

[Riyann Servansikk]

I laughed. "Smart Arden isn't so smart right now."

[Arden Patricks]

"I've told you I'm not really smart," I say, making a face at her. "And... I'll get around to it. Really I will."

[Riyann Servansikk]

"Yea, but I told you you are Smart Arden." I said laughing lightly and sticking my tongue out at her. "Sure you will."

[Arden Patricks]

"'Course I will," I retort, sticking my tongue out in return. "And you're not allowed to call me smart, sorry."

[Riyann Servansikk]

"Too late Smart Arden it's stuck with you." I said smirking slightly.

[Arden Patricks]

"Oh, damn," I mutter, attempting to glare at her. "And I can't get back at you 'cause you don't care what I think...."

[Riyann Servansikk]

I laughed and nodded my head. "Pritty much, and that glare is not working for you."

[Arden Patricks]

I laugh. "No... I can't really glare unless I have reason to be angry."

[Riyann Servansikk]

"Ha." I yelled triumphantly. "You sooo can't be mad at me." I said grinning widely and letting it change into a haughty smirk.

[Arden Patricks]

"I might find reason to be if you keep up that arrogant attitude," I laugh. "But no, probably not."