Hana wasn't an idiot. She realized fairly quickly that Jason was avoiding her - or at least avoiding seeing her. He seemed to have no problems with responding to her texts, but every time she made a suggestion to get together to play games or anything that required seeing each other in person Jason would come up with one reason or another. She took it the first few times - she knew better than most that sometimes you just needed to fall in on yourself and not see anyone. But it happened time and time again until she realized that perhaps it wasn't that he didn't want to see anyone - he just didn't want to see her.
And that realization hurt a lot more than she realized it would, not knowing why he would avoid her like this.
He'd better have a good reason, was all she thought. She knew she wouldn't get one unless she saw him in person, though - it was too easy to divert a text conversation or ignore it, which she realized was the reason why he kept their interactions digital.
When she saw him online but idle that day, she realized it was her chance. Luckily she was off that day too - so she got into her mech and made her way to his house, stopping by her favorite bakery and coffee shop on the way to grab some food - peace offerings for whatever offense she committed against him that made him start to avoid her.
It would be hard to miss the pink mech pulling up to the driveway, landing just behind Jason's mustang. If that arrival didn't wake him up, hopefully Hana's incessant ringing of the doorbell would.
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Hana wasn't an idiot. She realized fairly quickly that Jason was avoiding her - or at least avoiding seeing her. He seemed to have no problems with responding to her texts, but every time she made a suggestion to get together to play games or anything that required seeing each other in person Jason would come up with one reason or another. She took it the first few times - she knew better than most that sometimes you just needed to fall in on yourself and not see anyone. But it happened time and time again until she realized that perhaps it wasn't that he didn't want to see anyone - he just didn't want to see her.
And that realization hurt a lot more than she realized it would, not knowing why he would avoid her like this.
He'd better have a good reason, was all she thought. She knew she wouldn't get one unless she saw him in person, though - it was too easy to divert a text conversation or ignore it, which she realized was the reason why he kept their interactions digital.
When she saw him online but idle that day, she realized it was her chance. Luckily she was off that day too - so she got into her mech and made her way to his house, stopping by her favorite bakery and coffee shop on the way to grab some food - peace offerings for whatever offense she committed against him that made him start to avoid her.
It would be hard to miss the pink mech pulling up to the driveway, landing just behind Jason's mustang. If that arrival didn't wake him up, hopefully Hana's incessant ringing of the doorbell would.