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About six years ago, Aria was hired for her first ever pet sitting job, needless to say, she was pretty excited. She and Sebastian rehearsed a whole cute sibling introductory speech for it and everything.
The key problem though, as always, was Rex, who really didn't wanna leave the house and practically had to be dragged along (mandatory things like jobs and appointments overrule the die roll, so he didn't even have that!)
Aria pretty much had to learn the hard way that introductory speeches only really work when everyone who's part of giving the introduction are on the same page. No, I have no idea what she was expecting either...
The key problem though, as always, was Rex, who really didn't wanna leave the house and practically had to be dragged along (mandatory things like jobs and appointments overrule the die roll, so he didn't even have that!)
Aria pretty much had to learn the hard way that introductory speeches only really work when everyone who's part of giving the introduction are on the same page. No, I have no idea what she was expecting either...
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It helps that Rex is just a butt on bad days. Every other time, him and Aria are borderline "stereotypical twins" in-sync with each other.
Not exactly a hive mind, but they are able to coordinate stuff without needing to talk to each other.
Sebastian would describe it as kinda like being sandwiched in between gender-flipped versions of the same person. He of course finds its cute.
On the opposite side of the coin, Aria could experience bad days too where she's the snippy one, but that's much rarer.
Not exactly a hive mind, but they are able to coordinate stuff without needing to talk to each other.
Sebastian would describe it as kinda like being sandwiched in between gender-flipped versions of the same person. He of course finds its cute.
On the opposite side of the coin, Aria could experience bad days too where she's the snippy one, but that's much rarer.
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