[fair enough. wanda also doesn't want to add people or much of any kind of life to her own domain, even if it's for the sake of pretending, but her own does not look like a place that would be compounded by the presence of others. this place, on the other hand, feels like it's waiting to accommodate hundreds.
it's curious, she thinks, but does not further her thoughts aloud. perhaps she really is unfamiliar with having a place as this as her core of familiarity.
wanda is hesitant to answer the question that follows, not because she does not want to let him in on the fact that yes, she does use magic, but because she tries to gauge what his attitude is about her creating the flowers in the first place. in the end, he has really given her no reason to feel concerned for his reaction, whatever it may be.]
Yes. I can remove them if you want them gone.
[though he probably could do the same, it being his space and all.]
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it's curious, she thinks, but does not further her thoughts aloud. perhaps she really is unfamiliar with having a place as this as her core of familiarity.
wanda is hesitant to answer the question that follows, not because she does not want to let him in on the fact that yes, she does use magic, but because she tries to gauge what his attitude is about her creating the flowers in the first place. in the end, he has really given her no reason to feel concerned for his reaction, whatever it may be.]
Yes. I can remove them if you want them gone.
[though he probably could do the same, it being his space and all.]