slut_in_white
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Misha pressed her hand over her mouth, trying not to laugh. He looked so embarrassed about forgetting his wallet... except that it was an exceptionally common thing for guests to do. Thoughts of money and other similar stressors usually just float away from people as soon as they reach the islands. Lots of people put their wallet or purse down in their room and seemed to forget that they were occasionally required, even while in a place like this.
Still grinning in amusement, she motioned for him to follow her. "You'd be surprised at how many people forget things like that. It happens all the time." She lowered her gaze to look down at the ground, biting her lip. "It happens often enough that I usually ask about things like that before we leave, but I was too busy flirting back, so..." That was only partly true - she'd also distracted herself by beating herself up over rejecting him when she was beginning to think that maybe he was worth the risk after all, but she didn't want to tell him that. Not when she wasn't 100% sure... yet.
They came to a stop in front of a small storefront with a bunch of surfboards leaning against the wall. She smiled at Charlie, shrugging. "Well, given how much money I spend here, we might be able to convince Temaru to take an IOU, if we promise to come back tomorrow and if I vouch for you." She stuck her tongue out at him, her smile widening into a grin. "If you promise not to run off on me before then, alright?" she teased, walking inside.
Still grinning in amusement, she motioned for him to follow her. "You'd be surprised at how many people forget things like that. It happens all the time." She lowered her gaze to look down at the ground, biting her lip. "It happens often enough that I usually ask about things like that before we leave, but I was too busy flirting back, so..." That was only partly true - she'd also distracted herself by beating herself up over rejecting him when she was beginning to think that maybe he was worth the risk after all, but she didn't want to tell him that. Not when she wasn't 100% sure... yet.
They came to a stop in front of a small storefront with a bunch of surfboards leaning against the wall. She smiled at Charlie, shrugging. "Well, given how much money I spend here, we might be able to convince Temaru to take an IOU, if we promise to come back tomorrow and if I vouch for you." She stuck her tongue out at him, her smile widening into a grin. "If you promise not to run off on me before then, alright?" she teased, walking inside.