[ If everyone was as quiet as Prince, Parker would be kicking a lot less of a fuss. Sharing is caring until sharing is an annoyance then it's just terrible and everything is bad. So, yes, she likes it.
She keeps her distance even on the elevator, not to the extent of hopping to the farthest corner and stay there, but keeping that usual distance she does from people. Not a something that happened here in the Station specific. She has always been like this. She keeps quiet and still, not even glancing at the broad shouldered man, keeping her eyes ahead.
The instance that he opens the "door" to his room, however, Parker tenses and straightens up. ]
Talk about hypocrisy. [ She says, mostly to herself, between gritted teeth, tired look to the door and she could almost feel jealous if she wasn't so dead inside already.
Parker stays at the door, like a creepy vampire that can't get in, but mostly because she doesn't want to. It's one thing to come to terms to have to talk to Prince to ask (demand petulantly) for something. It's entirely another to get in his room. Or whatever this is. ]
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She keeps her distance even on the elevator, not to the extent of hopping to the farthest corner and stay there, but keeping that usual distance she does from people. Not a something that happened here in the Station specific. She has always been like this. She keeps quiet and still, not even glancing at the broad shouldered man, keeping her eyes ahead.
The instance that he opens the "door" to his room, however, Parker tenses and straightens up. ]
Talk about hypocrisy. [ She says, mostly to herself, between gritted teeth, tired look to the door and she could almost feel jealous if she wasn't so dead inside already.
Parker stays at the door, like a creepy vampire that can't get in, but mostly because she doesn't want to. It's one thing to come to terms to have to talk to Prince to ask (demand petulantly) for something. It's entirely another to get in his room. Or whatever this is. ]