Gaia stops flipping the pages. Her fingers curve around the edge of the journal, holding onto it.
"Honestly, I don't think I could say them all for sure. I've.... still been sorting things out." She doesn't quite meet D's eyes at first. But finally the teen looks up.
"I had been thinking if I write everything down on paper, it would make it easier to look at objectively."
This is probably as close as she's come so far to admitting there's a small... let's say confusion in her life. One she's noticed.
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"Honestly, I don't think I could say them all for sure. I've.... still been sorting things out." She doesn't quite meet D's eyes at first. But finally the teen looks up.
"I had been thinking if I write everything down on paper, it would make it easier to look at objectively."
This is probably as close as she's come so far to admitting there's a small... let's say confusion in her life. One she's noticed.