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"Something's - something's wrong with me, I - I got in - I got in this - this fight and - and he did soemthing, I - I don't know what but it hurts -"

             “Yeah I’m sure of that, ya know me almost better than myself,” he joked with a small chuckle, grabbing the stein at the edge of its sliding and taking a sip. “I sure hope so too... It’s been quite a mess lately.”

  “Can’t say I would, actually. Sounds like a bad trade off.”

“Oh my god Diana! Stop!” She laughed, quickly covering her face with her hands to hide the blush that crept across her cheeks & up to her ears. “You know when I asked for help in picking out an outfit, I did not expect to get hassled for it.” May said, peaking between her fingers to look at her friend, giving a giggle as she slowly dragged them down. “But uh, yeah. He’s tall, really tall, a bit grumpy, can be really cranky, but he’s so smart Di. It’s incredible.” She hummed, trying to word around the other obvious interesting details, like the very smart but has four metal arms affixed to him. “And he’s really sweet. You should have heard him ask, I thought I was going to get a cavity. I-It’s really nice. But enough about that, what about you? Any plans yourself?”

That guy, Peter Parker, came quite often to her coffee shop, and MJ was convinced she knew him from somewhere, but she really couldn’t tell how. He seemed just FAMILIAR. So she offered him her usual smile. She was awkward with so many people, but with him, it was different. Probably because of that weird feeling of familiarity, again. “Hi, Peter Parker.” She thought it was funny to call him by his full name, because he had introduced himself this way the first time they had met. “Same thing as usual ?” 

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Halting her step she backs off a bit - not to be in too close range if the clicks of her steps had been heard., even if the figure seems calm. She chooses to observe in distance. Curious, as if this mechanism also enchanted by the cloudless view to the ever extending space. There indeed was something about the planet’s simple, plain night sky: dark void, decorated with one moon orbiting it, and lights hailing from past, beyond millions of light years. To think, some of those stars still visible here, have been long extinguished.