No, I read them all. I mean, if we get pulled away on a job, it might take me a little longer, but for the most part this is how I spend my spare time.
[ That catches him by surprise. He doesn't want to say no, that sounds seriously boring, because he's pretty sure Maya would bop him on the head again for it, and with him carrying all these books, he'd be defenseless. Different tactic, then. ]
[ She flashes him a smirk before heading off in the direction of the register.
Books bought and paid for, they head back to the ship. If anyone asks where they've been, Maya will just smile and tell them that she needed someone to carry all her new books.
She guides Peter back to her quarters and instructs him to dump the newer stuff on the bed, while she goes riffling through her rather impressive collection (especially considering the small space) for the book she'd promised him. ]
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[ Books are seriously weird. ]
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I can only carry so many of these, you know.
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If I gave you a book, would you read it?
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Uh? I-- don't really have time?
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Yeah, but then I'd keep forgetting what happened before and... stuff.
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But only because I like you so much.
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So do I need to go look for a wheelbarrow soon to cart around all these books, or...?
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Thanks for being my pack mule.
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And for-- you know, not spreading the news around.
[ The last part is said as a statement, but the inflection is tentative and hopeful. ]
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My lips are sealed.
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You're the best.
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[ She flashes him a smirk before heading off in the direction of the register.
Books bought and paid for, they head back to the ship. If anyone asks where they've been, Maya will just smile and tell them that she needed someone to carry all her new books.
She guides Peter back to her quarters and instructs him to dump the newer stuff on the bed, while she goes riffling through her rather impressive collection (especially considering the small space) for the book she'd promised him. ]
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