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"I don't really want to admit it, but I'm not sure what that means." Ina pulls on her curls. "I was probably told once, but I can't remember."

"Sooo, maybe I have. I haven't done it as of late though. I think Titus misses company when we're both gone. Besides, I worry twice as much when I'm out there with you." She smiled softly, letting herself move closer to him.

Most confusing... Ina shakes her head. "Anyway. I do hope you like the book. I saw it and thought of you. I didn't know if you celebrated solstice, or Christmas, or what, but... I donno. And I am gonna use that greenhouse. Because I'm going insane at the house."

"Only a bit?" She smirked, taking his hand. "Better than following you while you're out there."

Ina sighs. "I am sorry, you know. I was just playing. But I'm not really any good at joking with people who don't have a sense of humour."

"I-I didn't mean it in a creepy way! I meant it in a, you still go out as Robin while I sit at home with your dog, sort of way." She huffed.

"Also; I'm not good at subtle. So I'm just going to assume that you *WERE* being nice, and that you're okay with me using the greenhouse. It's not like you won't just kick me out if you didn't." She rolls her eyes. "Because you are nice. Even when you're a dick."

"I wouldn't doubt it. Oh well. I don't mind in the end, I mean, it lets me keep an eye on you." She chuckled softly.

Steph told me I had to go see what you were doing today before I went out so... What're you doing?

Smacks him in a 'I'm-your-father-and-where-have-you-been' way.