[ Honestly, she had forgotten how persistent Sano could be. So often they meshed incredibly well together, that she never had to see it. They gave into each others whims and played with each other to spur one another on, rather than shut either of them out like she was doing at the moment.

Sano's stubbornness wasn't welcome at the moment, though. She'd had enough of trying to back out of it with some dignity and now she wasn't just annoyed he wouldn't leave her alone, she was angry over it. ]

What gives you the right to pry into my problems? [ A delicate hand comes up to shove him. ] We're not dating, so you don't get to play the 'your problem is my problem' card anyway. And I never said you were my problem, that's your assumption.