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Kale glanced around, "No one's here, just pee into the water, I'll turn around," he stated.
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"Here," Blaze told Kale as she handed him the empty bottle. But a little while later there was a big splash. It sounded like she had fallen in the water.
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Kale cussed and quickly turned around, ready to jump after her.
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Blaze had fallen in, but she looked like she was decent at drunk swimming. She cussed a little before slowly trying to make her way out.
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Kale dove in anyway, helping her out of the water.
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Blaze took a few moments after they got out. Then she turned to Kale and stared at him blankly. "... When did you cut off your mohawk?" she asked.
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Kale sighed again, "When did you dye your hair?" he countered.
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Blaze had to think about it awhile. "After a margarita," she concluded.
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"Why?" he asked as he wrapped a towel around her.
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"So I would look different," she told Kale as she dried herself off.
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"... Why?" he asked, confused.
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Blaze seemed to think really intensely in an effort to put her reasoning together. "So... when I would see myself in teh mirror... I would be different. 'Cause if I saw me different, t-en I couldn't think of you standing right t-ere," she said as she pointed next to her. "But I tried - it didn't work..." She paused before tugging at her hair. "Why is my hair always wet?" she asked no one in particular.
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Kale was shocked silent for a long moment, "Why... do you want me right there?" he asked, pointing to the spot beside her.
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"... You're t-ere," Blaze replied, confused, as she pointed to where Kale was currently standing.
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Kale was silent for another long moment. She wouldn't remember any of this anyway, right? So he reached out and gently hugged her, arms still a little unsure of being this close to someone else.
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Blaze seemed very confused. But she seemed to forget that after a moment. "You're cold," she told him as she put her arms around him less gently than he had. "... You should drink more."
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