Huh? [The more she thinks about it, the more it makes sense.] Yeah, I think I will. Thanks, Nephry. [She closes her eyes as another thought occurs to her.] He won't think I'm annoying him, would he?
You could say that. I've been in love, you know. [A quick, secretive smile.] And it seems to me like both of you aren't sure what to do right now. Doing what feels right is probably best.
Really? But it just made things so complicated. [She rubs at her eyes.] I feel like I'm begin selfish and shoving all my problems onto you...Heheh, sorry, Nephry.
What about before that? Did you know that you loved him as soon as you saw him? [That's what happens in fairytales, right? Maybe it could happen in the real world too. Everything in fairytales have a basis in the real world, right?]
That's...I...[She rubs at her eyes, feeling more frustrated than ever. It shouldn't be this way. The Score was supposed to be good, to lead everyone to happiness.]
[Even now, it still feels strange not to rely on the Score.]
Thanks for telling me that, Nephry. I feel better now.
[Although the expression on her face says otherwise.]
Unlike me, Anise, you have the chance to make your own decisions. [She catches herself, just barely, before adding "here and in Auldrant."] To decide for yourself how you feel.
I'm fine! Really! [The forced smile makes its appearance again as she nods decisively.] I will. Thanks. Um, if it's fine with you, I'll be getting back to the house now.
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Would you be able to say that anyway? Perhaps he will look at his journal again later.
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[Which, in retrospect, is an awfully stupid question considering you're married.
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I think you will discover that you would rather know, actually.
[Nephry lowers her voice, then, which is already low from being in a library.]
It's all right to be upset. No one is going to be mad at you.
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It's hardly selfish. Don't worry about it.
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I'm married, you know.
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My marriage was foretold in the Score.
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[It takes her a second to understand.]
So...you didn't love him?
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I did love...someone else, though. And not right away, either. Not the moment we met.
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[Even now, it still feels strange not to rely on the Score.]
Thanks for telling me that, Nephry. I feel better now.
[Although the expression on her face says otherwise.]
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[Though she's smiling, still, a little.]
Unlike me, Anise, you have the chance to make your own decisions. [She catches herself, just barely, before adding "here and in Auldrant."] To decide for yourself how you feel.
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[She wants to be alone for a bit.]
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[Going to give her that alone time now]
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I can't believe I'm this easy to read...