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It never occurred to her once that the way she came off about non-scientific subjects could hurt Marcelines feelings. Bonnie honestly never really thought she could hurt Marceline like that. Their past was complicated and things hadnât ended well last time they had a talk like this but they were kids then. At least Bonnie felt like a kid in comparison. Now, she knew how she felt but she just thought Marcy was playing games with her, which she tried her best to stay unbothered about but it did in fact bother her a bit. But she guessed she must have been just as confusing and that wasnât fair. Bonnie really had been going about this the wrong way. âIâm not⌠telling you to go fuck yourself?â An attempt to lighten the mood even though she wasnât sure it would work. âIâŚ.I didnât wanna mess up again. I have really hurt you in the past and I didnât wanna do that when we started talking again. But I did and I am so sorry Marcy. But that doesnât change the fact that I care about you more than anyone else on this island. Iâm a tough girl, I can handle the world on my own. But I would rather have you by my side. And not just as my best friend.â
Marcy didnât want to smile at that dumb joke, but she did a bit. Couldnât help it. Then she was surprised by everything else Bonnie said. She didnât expect her to apologize, and suddenly Marcy didnât even know why Bonnie was apologizing. She felt bad for making her feel like she needed to do that. And then she says more and more and Marcy didnât know what to do. She had never been good with words. Especially not in the moment. Thatâs why she wrote songs, thatâs why she sang. It helped her get things off her chest that she couldnât normally. She didnât do anything for a moment, but then she wrapped her arms around Bonnie, pulling her into a tight hug, her chin resting on the other girlâs shoulder. âYou didnât do anything wrong, you donât need to apologize,â Marceline said, her voice soft. It was easier to talk while hugging her. âI wasnât ever clear, and I guess I thought that if I made it so you couldnât tell I wouldnât be disappointed if you didnât feel the same. But I was wrong. I care about you so much more than anything, Bonnie, and if I had ended up losing you because I was too afraid to actually be honest I... I donât know what Iâd do.â she pulled back from the hug just enough to be able to see her face. âI want to be more that just your best friend so much.â And in a moment where her heart was racing and her face felt hot, Marceline leaned forward, her lips catching Bonnieâs. She kissed her for a moment before pulling back. âThatâs what you meant, right? You werenât like, talking about being business partners or something?â itâs partially a joke, but itâs also a joke to cover the fact that she was terrified that Bonnie would say that she hadnât meant it like that.Â











