Andy looks at Kim for a long moment, then turns her head away as a short, rough laugh abruptly escapes her. She's not sure what it is, exactly — the wording itself, or the fact that it's Kim who uses it. Kim, arching that single eyebrow in her direction as he encapsulates the chaos of her questionable cohabitation with the phrase "falling in cahoots." ]
Ah — [ She clears her throat, buying herself a second by taking a drag off her cigarette, though that does little to conceal the small, wry smile that lingers around the corners of her mouth. ] First of all, it was a hookup. It just... Kept going. [ Wryly then, because she knows how that sounds: ] I don't pretend to be in control of my life.
[ One of her little sidelong looks. ]
Honestly, you might know more about me than he does. And sometimes I think I sort of like it that way.
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Andy looks at Kim for a long moment, then turns her head away as a short, rough laugh abruptly escapes her. She's not sure what it is, exactly — the wording itself, or the fact that it's Kim who uses it. Kim, arching that single eyebrow in her direction as he encapsulates the chaos of her questionable cohabitation with the phrase "falling in cahoots." ]
Ah — [ She clears her throat, buying herself a second by taking a drag off her cigarette, though that does little to conceal the small, wry smile that lingers around the corners of her mouth. ] First of all, it was a hookup. It just... Kept going. [ Wryly then, because she knows how that sounds: ] I don't pretend to be in control of my life.
[ One of her little sidelong looks. ]
Honestly, you might know more about me than he does. And sometimes I think I sort of like it that way.