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After her oh-so-interesting conversation with Ginger, Amy finished her drink and on her way to throw her bottle out, ended up being roped into a rather lengthy chat with some freshman who was interested in joining the gaming club. When the freshman excused themselves to go to the bathroom, Amy grabbed a soda and returned to the couch, her eyes scanning the crowd for one of her friends, or at least something funny to happen.
Her eye fell upon Ben Redd standing awkwardly by himself, and well, she sympathized with that. Despite the fact that he was in her house and year, she didn't talk all that much to him. He didn't seem to want to be bothered most of the time, and she was fine with that. She wasn't one of those determined 'let's be friends!' types. But, well, it was a party, and they both looked pretty pathetic off by themselves, so she figured she could talk with him. And if he wasn't up to it, it wasn't a big deal.
"Hey." she said. "What's up?"
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Amy flushed, not knowing what to say. It seemed like Ben's comment was one of those knee-jerk things you said when you weren't thinking, considering he said sorry after, but she was embarrassed.
She almost told him to fuck off, but she didn't need any more social fail tonight. This was why she hid behind a computer screen. Things were much less complicated. She should have had another wine cooler.
After a long silence, she finally managed to say, "Well, that was sufficently awkward."
Yeah, that was helping the situation.
Change the subject, change the subject. she thought to herself.
"So, um... when's your next Quodpot game?"
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