[ wanda cocks her brow, planting her hand on her hip as she feels it best showcases her stubborn refusal to believe otherwise. amos isn't a bad kisser, but he can't know that… even though her carrying on about it says everything.
[ but wanda averts her gaze, looking straight ahead as she tilts her chin up slightly in an act of defiance. she doesn't think about the kiss. she doesn't want another kiss. she just likes informing him that he is a very bad kisser. ]
But I know that you are desperate to kiss me again.
[ she looks at him from the corner of her eye and slowly widen her smile slightly. ]
[ vision would say she's a great kisser, but she's the only person vision has and most likely will ever kiss. but saying so will only encourage amos to ask questions, and wanda's too good in a mood to go down that road. ]
I get told by many, many people how good of a kisser I am. You're free to add to it.
[ wanda cocks her brow as she looks at him. ] Is that what you want?
[ the singing plant continues to hum, undisturbed by the conversation at hand. now would be a good time for it to start singing a specific song from the little mermaid. ]
[ oh, no, mr burton. we're not playing that game. ]
I asked first. And since it's always ladies first… [ she gestures with a sweep of his hand to take the floor. ] It's rude to leave a lady waiting on an answer.
[ the beginning of time, amos. while wanda thinks about insisting that it's the same everywhere, even in space, she refuses to go on this tangent. instead, she regards him squarely. ]
You don't want to kiss me.
[ while she keeps her tone purposefully neutral… there is a little disappointment threaded through it. ]
[ wanda thinks to parrot him back, but she inhales deeply through her nose and resists the urge to hide behind that rather exasperating wall. it used to work with pietro. ]
I guess so.
[ glancing at the humming plant, she wrings her hands together before she looks at amos. ]
this is a conversation she's had with vision, once. it'd been just as awkward. she and vision were much like newborn foals trying to learn to walk. it's strange to think that with someone who has lived as much as amos that same feeling is happening again. ]
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It was one of my mother's favourites.
[ wanda looks at the plant fondly. it continues to quietly sing as though it knows not to belt out any of the notes right now. ]
The plant makes it sound happier than it is. [ she looks at amos and smiles. ] Thank you for it. It makes the house feel a little less lonely.
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( and he's glad he was able to give someone else something that made them happy. the plants had been one of the bright spots for him for awhile. )
You can't teach it to say bad things about me.
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[ she droops her shoulders and pouts, sighing dramatically in disappointment. wanda keeps her gaze on the plant despite her feigned disappointment. ]
But I wanted it to tell you how bad of a kisser you are. How else will you listen?
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( he says that sarcastically, rolling his eyes. )
And a liar. I know I'm not a bad kisser.
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[ wanda cocks her brow, planting her hand on her hip as she feels it best showcases her stubborn refusal to believe otherwise. amos isn't a bad kisser, but he can't know that… even though her carrying on about it says everything.
she sucks at people. ]
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( he plays coy. )
Wouldn't you like to know.
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[ she scrunches her nose and smiles at him. she'll insist on this until her grave, and then it'll be on her tombstone.
HERE LIKES WANDA DJANGO MAXIMOFF
10 FEBRUARY 1989-TODAY
AMOS BURTON WAS A MEH KISSER ]
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( he doesn't believe her but he doesn't think he's going to be able to get the honest truth out of her. )
Then, you don't have to kiss me again, do you?
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Nope.
[ but wanda averts her gaze, looking straight ahead as she tilts her chin up slightly in an act of defiance. she doesn't think about the kiss. she doesn't want another kiss. she just likes informing him that he is a very bad kisser. ]
But I know that you are desperate to kiss me again.
[ she looks at him from the corner of her eye and slowly widen her smile slightly. ]
I am one of the best kissers.
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( that's she's one of the best kissers? he's not arguing against it but he's curious as to what made her say that. )
Someone you've been kissing that's been telling you that?
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[ vision would say she's a great kisser, but she's the only person vision has and most likely will ever kiss. but saying so will only encourage amos to ask questions, and wanda's too good in a mood to go down that road. ]
I get told by many, many people how good of a kisser I am. You're free to add to it.
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( what kind of hobbies did you have there, wanda? he laughs. )
Got a really active social life, huh?
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[ she narrows her eyes playfully and shakes her head at him. ]
And don't be jealous, either. I am a good kisser and you are not. [ she shrugs. ] That sucks for you.
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( a simple solution, isn't it? )
I wouldn't want to put you through the horror.
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[ the singing plant continues to hum, undisturbed by the conversation at hand. now would be a good time for it to start singing a specific song from the little mermaid. ]
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Is that what you want?
( he can try and not answer. )
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I asked first. And since it's always ladies first… [ she gestures with a sweep of his hand to take the floor. ] It's rude to leave a lady waiting on an answer.
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( avoiding the question, yes. )
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You don't want to kiss me.
[ while she keeps her tone purposefully neutral… there is a little disappointment threaded through it. ]
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( presumptuous. )
I'd assume you don't want to kiss me.
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I don't want to kiss you if you don't want to kiss me.
[ so. ]
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( because that's what it feels like. )
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I guess so.
[ glancing at the humming plant, she wrings her hands together before she looks at amos. ]
So, do you?
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( because why would she? )
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[ probably no. that's the answer, isn't it?
this is a conversation she's had with vision, once. it'd been just as awkward. she and vision were much like newborn foals trying to learn to walk. it's strange to think that with someone who has lived as much as amos that same feeling is happening again. ]
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