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It was with great trepidation -- and exhiliration -- that Myavi was acquainted with Marielle again. They had been roommates in university, the exoticness of a French transfer student not lost on the American, yet half-European, half-Asian, Myavi. Myavi's interest in French culture -- and not the ones in books -- was great, and Marielle would tell her stories that made her pique with curiousity.
But as graduation passed, so did their contact. It is sad to distance oneself from a friend in the busy reality of the Real World, especially when one must establish oneself in one's new career. Myavi advanced in her world, Marielle did so in hers.
Still, contact they did. It was in their missives (thank goodness for the progressiveness of "the internet") that they learned of their mutual attraction for each other. Time heals not only wounds but awkwardness. When shy Myavi admitted that she "had" a crush on attractive Marielle, Marielle "lol'ed" that she, too, had feelings for the petite Eurasian.
We can skip the progression of their afterward writings and phone calls to each other. Suffice to say that the two had great motivation to see each other after much time spent at odd hours due to unfortunate time differences. And, finally, our dear little Myavi, had found enough vacation time (and vacation budget) to visit her friend Marielle.
But Myavi had a trepidation. A secret. An uncomfortable blessing she was unsure Marielle knew of. Although, certainly, being dorm roommates in, well, a room, did not give Myavi many opportunities to hide her adequacy (especially in the morning after kicking off the covers).
But her mind was made up. (Also, certainly, the encouragement -- and swift kick in the buttocks -- of her American friends helped.) Marielle had told Myavi of Le Club De Foutez-Nous, and the excitement within Myavi welled.
Although she had to switch to slightly longer skirts as a result.
Scribe.
But as graduation passed, so did their contact. It is sad to distance oneself from a friend in the busy reality of the Real World, especially when one must establish oneself in one's new career. Myavi advanced in her world, Marielle did so in hers.
Still, contact they did. It was in their missives (thank goodness for the progressiveness of "the internet") that they learned of their mutual attraction for each other. Time heals not only wounds but awkwardness. When shy Myavi admitted that she "had" a crush on attractive Marielle, Marielle "lol'ed" that she, too, had feelings for the petite Eurasian.
We can skip the progression of their afterward writings and phone calls to each other. Suffice to say that the two had great motivation to see each other after much time spent at odd hours due to unfortunate time differences. And, finally, our dear little Myavi, had found enough vacation time (and vacation budget) to visit her friend Marielle.
But Myavi had a trepidation. A secret. An uncomfortable blessing she was unsure Marielle knew of. Although, certainly, being dorm roommates in, well, a room, did not give Myavi many opportunities to hide her adequacy (especially in the morning after kicking off the covers).
But her mind was made up. (Also, certainly, the encouragement -- and swift kick in the buttocks -- of her American friends helped.) Marielle had told Myavi of Le Club De Foutez-Nous, and the excitement within Myavi welled.
Although she had to switch to slightly longer skirts as a result.
Scribe.