Jeff was the kind of person who didn't deal with things.
And honestly, he was tempted to do exactly that - it'd be easy to shrug off the loss once upon a time, to convince himself he didn't care. He could lie to himself just as well as he could lie to anyone around him - maybe better. But there was this weight on him now (and this is exactly why
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"Oh," she said when she saw Jeff instead of Harry. "Hey, I thought maybe you were my boyfriend. This is cool, though." A distraction was a distraction, after all, and even if she didn't go around saying it a bunch, Jeff was one of her favourite people. "So, what up, island father?"
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"Island fath - you don't go around calling me that to people, do you?" he asked, eyebrow raising in her direction. A sigh followed when he realized that that subject wasn't what this was about today. Motioning inside her hut, he asked, "Look, can I come in? I need to talk to you."
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"Did the goat eat your clothes or something?" she asked, closing the door behind Jeff and gesturing to the couch-thing that had been left behind before they moved in. It wasn't as comfortable as the couch they'd had back home, but it wasn't bad.
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He'd leave it to Annie.
"I wouldn't let that thing near my hut," he replied as he waited for her to sit down too before he came out with it. He was possibly stalling, if he was really honest with himself. "Or by me, if I can help it."
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