Intimate can mean a lot of different things. It's not always sensual, but when you know someone's innermost feelings about a subject that is important to them... that is intimacy. Sometimes, it is not a two-way conversation, but a window you can look into.
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she looks intrigued by this idea. she looks at him, almost shyly. ]
That sounds like... it sounds like... Would you say it's something.... friends do?
[ she asks like she doesn't know what friends do (because she doesn't). ]
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the question makes him blink, especially how her voice gets quieter the longer the sentence goes. ]
It is, yes. Sharing opinions, enjoying each other's company-- it's what friends do.
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It's what friends do....
[ ... ]
All right. We may share our opinions with each other. How long do you require to read this book?
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Shall we say a week is enough? We can meet up by the end of it.
[ because they're both going to be alive right ]
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in any case, she thinks that's a reasonable amount of time. ]
We shall reconvene in a week. [ ..... i don't think i put in a theft comment for this book, but it's fine......... ] Do you usually read books, Owner?
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[ it's very funny how trends change over time. ]
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What is popular usually makes its way to literature, and what people want you to think is what is recommended the most.
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[ even when plots have nothing to do with each other, usually there is something that connects them together. ]
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[ maybe she doesn't want to go that deep? ]
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