@OfPericulum Bianca thought she was going to pass out if she had to stare at this screen anymore. Or, smash it herself.
Instead, she held her sharp tongue. “Yes, sir.” And went back in to start again. Maybe if she passed out she wouldn’t have do it again.
@TaciturnImpish “I��m not being rude, I’m stating a fact,” she said simply, reaching into her pocket and pulling out her phone as she felt it chime. “You’re choosing to be ignorant about how to treat people with respect. And you are a teenager, aren’t you? Therefore I said nothing wrong.”
@CalebJulianrp “Like...” she said slowly, her mouth already pulling down. She didn’t really like the sound of parties from the movies. Like with girating bodies and bad beer and loud bassy music. “A teen party? We’re not teens.”
@TaciturnImpish Abigail tried not to sniff, to scoff at her. She shrugged instead. “Alright, well. I don’t have time to for ignorant teenagers, so good day,” she said and turned to leave the room.
@TaciturnImpish “Because it’s a sign of respect,” Abigail replied simply, “Like you would address a doctor, or a woman who took her husband’s last name.”
@TaciturnImpish “That’s an odd way to a princess,” she commented, tilting her head. She wasn’t angry, just curious. She’d never met a teenage girl who didn’t see her in a magazine or at least know her name.
@CalebJulianrp Abigail nodded her head. She supposed he was right. God forbid it was any time soon, but she would never have time for baking when she was queen in the future.
“Yeah, okay. Is there anything you’ve always wanted to do?”
@TaciturnImpish Abigail shifted so she was in full view. Judging by the poor girl’s face, she wasn’t great, but she wasn’t one to apprehend someone for not addressing her correctly.
“Is something wrong?”