9. Glacier

Emma:”It is a Glacier.”

P:”…”

She’s playing the goof.

She’s still down because he said some weird crap.

R:”Shall we get in?”

Emma:”Hum.”

She gets in.

P:”Hey.”

R:”Is there anything?”

P:”I want a word after that.

Just us.”

R:”This should be doable.”

Emma:”We’re here!” raising hands

L:”Oh, look who just arrived.”

D:”Hum.”

L:”Don’t you salute her?”

D:”Just for your sake.”

They’re speaking together.

They look like they’re enjoying themselves.

Emma:”Is he here somewhere?”

D:”He’s sleeping right now.

Had some troubled nights recently.”

Emma:”Poor little one.”

D:”You got a message?”

Emma:”Don’t be silly.

He can’t understand words right now.”

D:”Just have to giggle then.”

L:”Anything to tell her?”

D:”No idea.”

L:”Weren’t you releasing a new flavor?”

Emma:”Oh!”

D:”Nothing special.”

L:”Wouldn’t it be easier…

To just say it straight?”

D:”Well…”

Emma:”Oh?”

D:”Macadamia Brittle.”

Emma:”Noooooooooooo…

In fact it’s yes.”

L:”…”

Emma:”What is it?”

L:”Do you want to try it?

Maybe in the kitchen?”

Emma:”I have to go see mister moumou 1st.

He’s making hand-signs.”

L:”He looks like a moumou to you.”

Emma:”Exactly.”

P:”…”

Emma:”What is it?

I have a rendez-vous with an unctuous something.”

P:”Are you alright?”

Emma:”What do you mean?”

P:”You’ve been down since last week…”

Emma:”I’m fine.”

She won’t tell me like that.

P:”…”

Emma:”May I go now?”

P:”You wanted to see him?”

Emma:”Yes.”

P:”Is that a friend?”

Emma:”A friend?

I don’t know.”

P:”You can’t tell.”

Emma:”No.

It’s a baby.

I don’t think you can consider a baby a friend.

Or an enemy.

They’re just babies.

They’re too little.”

P:”Yeah…”

Emma:”Now?”

P:”Yes.

You waited…”

Emma:”Thank you.”

Her & L get to the Kitchen.

That guy’s stays behind the counter.

Isn’t he the owner here?

Should be more people in the Kitchen’s walls…

P:”Hey.”

R:”Yes?”

P:”Input.”

R:”What should I know about him?”

P:”Just tell me what you’re comfortable saying.”

R:”Crystal Cream is a large brand.

Even if the boutiques are discreet.”

P:”What do they do?”

R:”Well, Ice cream.

It seems.”

P:”I mean, why do they do that?”

R:”If it is their mission statement you’re asking about, you should see the primary interested.”

P:”…”

R:”You wish some honesty from me.

Can you do the same?”

P:”He doesn’t look right.”

R:”That’s an understatement.

Of your feelings…

Is it not?”

P:”His hair isn’t right.”

R:”Is it the style?”

P:”It’s too dark.”

R:”May I say?”

P:”I know I’ve got black hair.

But dark is not a color.

And it’s not about color at all.”

R:”Where does this feeling come from?”

Stewardess:”May I take your order?”

R:”2 Cream sodas please.”

Stewardess:”Large, medium?”

R:”Medium.”

Stewardess:”Today we have a special promotion on CocoaIce.”

P:”Getting off charts?”

Stewardess:”Actually, we produce too much of it.

And we wanted to try new flavors soon.”

R:”Does it suit you?”

P:”Whatever works.”

Stewardess:”Right back.”

R:”Anything else?”

P:”We came here.

You must trust him.”

R:”You don’t trust merchants.

You trust products.”

P:”We’ve got our heads in here.”

R:”Yours more than mine it seems.”

P:”You can’t care for her safety.

Meaning you know this guy.

And she was familiar with him.”

R:”Humans treat children well.”

P:”What?”

Stewardess:”Here.

2.

And a bowl of Co-Cookies.”

P:”Thanks.”

R:”…”

P:”Where does that come from?”

R:”You guessed.”


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