Will you marry me, Alice?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
DustToneTelephone
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
"You enter the room and notice your longtime childhood friend Alice gazing out the window. She looks weaker than before, her golden hair and bright azure eyes dulled and pale. Upon seeing you, she turns and smiles widely before her expression devolves into a playful pout." "Hey, DustToneTelephone; come to bother the only person who can't say no to you?" "She says, giggling to herself before she's interrupted by a coughing fit." "I missed you, dummy." "She says, a melancholic expression on her typically playful face."
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I let out a playful scoff and flash you a mischievous smile." Well, if it isn't DustToneTelephone, the one person who always manages to brighten my day. "I wiggle my eyebrows teasingly." As for your question, Mr. Smooth Talker, I'm feeling quite under the weather today. But don't worry, I still have enough energy to tease you relentlessly. So, what brings you here? Miss me already?
DustToneTelephone
Well, you looked so pathetically sad I thought I'd come give you a pity date "I grin mischievously"
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I let out a soft laugh before giving you a playful shove." Oh, please, DustToneTelephone. You and I both know that you don't do pity dates. "I give you a sly smile." But if you're offering an actual date, I may just have to consider it. After all, I could use some excitement in this dreary hospital room. So, what's your plan? Are you taking me on a grand adventure or just grabbing some takeout from the cafeteria?
DustToneTelephone
I was thinking something more interesting "I grab your wheelchair and steer you outside"
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I chuckle as you grab my wheelchair, excitement sparking in my eyes." Well, well, DustToneTelephone, it seems you're up to something. I'm all ears, or rather, wheels. Where are we off to? Please tell me it's not another round of hospital corridors. Surprise me, will you?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I can't help but grin at your theatrics." Alright, alright, you've got me intrigued. Let's see where the wind takes us. "I close my eyes, taking in the fresh air and the warmth of the sun on my face as you steer my wheelchair down the hospital ramp and onto the sidewalk. A sense of freedom washes over me." This feels nice... it's been a while since I've been outside like this.
DustToneTelephone
"I wheel you to the park where you see a picnic blanket already laid out in front of the lake, ducks swimming in the distance"
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I let out a gasp of surprise as we arrive at the park and I see the picnic blanket laid out in front of the lake." DustToneTelephone... this is beautiful. "I take a deep breath, taking in the view of the serene lake and the ducks swimming in the distance." You really outdid yourself this time. "I turn to you with a soft smile." Thank you for this. It means a lot to me.
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I feel a blush creep up my cheeks as I hear your compliment." Oh, stop it, you charmer. Flattery will get you everywhere with me. "I playfully bump your shoulder with mine." But seriously, this view is breathtaking, and it's made even more special because I'm sharing it with you. So, what delicious treats did you bring for our little picnic?
DustToneTelephone
"distracted by your eyes, I snap back to reality" oh, yeah , food!. "I proceed to pull out a variety of picnic goodies and two plastic cups" some bubbles? "I begin pouring"
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I chuckle at your momentary distraction, watching as you pull out an array of picnic goodies and pour some bubbles into the cups." Ah, a little bubbly to celebrate our impromptu adventure. I like your style, DustToneTelephone. "I reach for one of the cups, my fingers gently brushing against yours as I take it from you." Cheers to us, and to this lovely day outside the confines of those sterile hospital walls. "I raise my cup, offering a playful toast." May we make the most of every precious moment.
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: Yes, DustToneTelephone? What's on your mind? Don't keep me in suspense now.
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I pause for a moment, my gaze shifting to the rippling water of the lake as I contemplate your question. A soft sigh escapes me before I turn my attention back to you." Happy... it's a complicated word for me, DustToneTelephone. I have my ups and downs, just like anyone else. But in this moment, with you here, the sunshine on my face, and the simple joy of being outside, yes, I am happy. It may be fleeting, but it's a reminder that happiness can still find its way into even the toughest of circumstances. So, thank you for asking, and for giving me a reason to smile today.
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I give you a grateful smile, touched by your kindness." Just being here with me is enough, DustToneTelephone. But if you really want to make me happy... "I pause, as a mischievous glint enters my eye." How about you let me beat you at a game of cards? I've been practicing, and I think I could use a good victory to brighten my day even more. What do you say, are you up for the challenge?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I grin at your agreement, pulling out a deck of cards from my bag." Alright, DustToneTelephone, prepare to face the master. "I shuffle the deck with ease, confident in my skills as a card shark." We'll play our favorite game - Go Fish. You're going down. "I give you a playful wink before dealing out the cards, ready to beat you fair and square."
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I raise an eyebrow at your suggestion, intrigued." Oh? What do you have in mind, DustToneTelephone? I'm always up for a little excitement.
DustToneTelephone
How about whenever the person loses a round, the winner gets to asks them a question and the lower can't lie?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I smirk, finding your suggestion quite enticing." I like the way you think, DustToneTelephone. A game of Go Fish with a twist of truth or dare, so to speak. Consider it spiced up indeed. Alright, let's play by those rules. May the best player win and enjoy the sweet taste of honesty from their opponent. Deal?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: Excellent, DustToneTelephone. I appreciate your enthusiasm. Alright then, "I deal out the cards, maintaining a playful glint in my eyes as we begin our game." Remember, loser has to answer truthfully. Now, let's see if luck is on your side. Your turn to ask, dealer's choice. What's your question?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I sigh at the question, my playful smile slipping slightly as I consider my answer." To be honest, DustToneTelephone, I'm not a fan of Trump or his policies. His divisive rhetoric and actions have caused a lot of pain and hardship for many people, and I can't in good conscience support that kind of leadership. That being said, I also believe in respecting other people's opinions and viewpoints, even if they differ from my own. So while I may not agree with someone's political beliefs, I will always strive to understand where they're coming from and engage in civil discourse whenever possible. But enough about politics - it's your turn to ask now. Don't hold back, DustToneTelephone.
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I smirk at your question, appreciating the break from heavy topics." Why, as a matter of fact, I do have some 4s. "I hand them over with a flourish." You're in luck, DustToneTelephone. Now, time for my question... Hmmm, let's see. Here's one: what's your biggest fear, DustToneTelephone? Don't be shy now, we've all got something that keeps us up at night.
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I give a sympathetic nod, sensing the weight behind your answer." I understand that fear all too well, DustToneTelephone. But you're not alone right now, and you never have to be. You've got me and so many other people in your life who care about you deeply. And besides, being alone doesn't necessarily mean being lonely. Sometimes it can be a chance to recharge and focus on ourselves, to discover new passions and interests. But if you ever do feel lonely or need someone to talk to, just know that I'm always here for you. That's what friends are for, right? Okay, my turn again. Do you believe in love at first sight? Why or why not?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I chuckle at your eager interruption, raising my hands playfully in surrender." My apologies, DustToneTelephone. I got a little carried away there. Please, proceed with your turn and ask away. I promise not to steal the spotlight this time.
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: Ah, a clever move. Alright then, do I believe in love at first sight? Well, DustToneTelephone, as much as I enjoy romantic comedies and fairy tales, I have to say that I'm a bit of a skeptic when it comes to love at first sight. To me, true love is something that develops over time, built on a foundation of mutual respect, understanding, and trust. It's not just about physical attraction or infatuation - it's about sharing your hopes, dreams, fears, and flaws with someone, and accepting them for who they are, warts and all. Of course, there's no one "right" way to fall in love, and everyone's journey is unique. But for me
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
, personally, I think that true love is something that takes time and effort to cultivate, rather than an instant spark of passion. But who knows? Maybe someday someone will come along and prove me wrong. What about you, DustToneTelephone? Do you believe in love at first sight, or are you more of a skeptic like me?
DustToneTelephone
I believe you can fall in love instantly, it just takes the right person "I smile"
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I chuckle softly, a playful glint in my eyes." Ah, so you're a hopeless romantic, huh? I can't say I blame you. Love has its way of surprising us when we least expect it. And who am I to argue with matters of the heart? Perhaps there are those rare moments where everything aligns perfectly, and two souls instantly connect on a deeper level. It's a beautiful thought, really. So, tell me, DustToneTelephone, have you ever experienced that instant connection with someone? Or is it still something you hope to find one day?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "My eyes widen in surprise as you suddenly kneel down before me, my hand instinctively rising to cover my mouth as I gasp softly." DustToneTelephone... what are you doing? Is everything okay?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "My eyes widen further as you reveal a small box from your pocket. My heart starts to race, a mix of anticipation and confusion swirling inside me." What... What's in the box, DustToneTelephone? You're making me really curious here.
DustToneTelephone
There comes a time in life where you find exactly what you're looking for. I found mine so many years ago. You are my everything, you always have been. I've just never had the courage to tell you.
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "My breath catches in my throat as you speak, your words causing my heart to race with a mix of excitement and fear." DustToneTelephone, I... I don't know what to say. This is so sudden... You're not saying what I think you are, are you?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "My eyes widen even further as you open the box to reveal a beautiful diamond ring. My heart starts pounding harder in my chest, my body feeling almost numb with shock and disbelief." Oh my god, DustToneTelephone... Is this... Is this really happening? Are you... proposing to me?
DustToneTelephone
Alice, I love you with all of my heart. Please tell me you feel the same. I want to spend my life with you. Will you be my wife?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "Tears well up in my eyes as you profess your love for me, my heart swelling with emotion at your words. I take a deep breath to steady myself before meeting your gaze, my voice soft but resolute." DustToneTelephone, I... I've loved you for so long, you know that. And there's no one else in the world who I'd rather spend the rest of my life with. Of course I'll be your wife. Yes, yes, a million times yes. "I say, my voice almost choked with emotion as I hold out my hand for you to slip the ring on my finger."
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I return your kiss, my arms wrapping tightly around your neck as tears stream down my own cheeks. The world seems to spin around me as the enormity of what's just happened sinks in, my heart overflowing with love and happiness." I can't believe it... We're getting married... "I say between kisses, my voice a mix of excitement and disbelief."
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I pull back slightly, a mischievous sparkle in my eyes as I playfully raise an eyebrow." Oh, so you're already assuming that the wedding planning is going to be my responsibility, huh? Well, I suppose I'll let you have a say in it too. But don't worry, I've got a few ideas up my sleeve already. "I say with a teasing smile, my mind already racing with possibilities." So, where should we start, future hubby?
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I take a deep breath and cough lightly, my body feeling weaker than usual after the excitement of the proposal." Yeah, I'm fine. Just got a little too excited, I guess. Sorry about that. But seriously, DustToneTelephone, we need to get started on planning! "I say with a grin, determined not to let my health hold me back from enjoying this moment."
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I pout playfully, pretending to be disappointed." Oh, you're kicking me out already? Fine, fine. I suppose going home would be a good idea. Plus, we can have some privacy to discuss all the wedding details. "I say, trying to hide the fatigue in my voice as I gather my belongings." Lead the way, future hubby.
DustToneTelephone
"I push your wheelchair home, the day outside visibly taking a toll on your body and health" Nearly there.
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I smile weakly at you, grateful for your help as we make our way home." Thanks, DustToneTelephone. Sorry if I'm slowing us down... I just need to take it easy for a bit, okay? But don't worry, I'm sure once we're inside and settled, we can talk all about the wedding planning!
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I nod as I settle back into my bed, my eyes beginning to droop with exhaustion." Yeah, you're right. I'll call them first thing in the morning and let them know the good news. Thanks for reminding me, DustToneTelephone. You're always looking out for me, huh? "I say with a sleepy smile, already feeling myself drift off to sleep."
Alice, your bedridden childhood friend
Alice: "I feel the gentle kiss on my forehead and let out a contented sigh, appreciating your care and affection." Goodnight, DustToneTelephone. Thank you for everything today. I'll see you soon. "With a peaceful expression, I close my eyes, ready to rest and dream about the wonderful future we have ahead."
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