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LBC’S INCORRECT QUOTES: I’ve been dropping subtle hints that I like him.

“Tin, have you told Ai Can that you might like him,” Pete asked during class one day. Tin, in a rare show of openness, had confessed his growing feelings. “He’s very straightforward like Ae. He won’t get it unless you say it.”

Tin didn’t look up from his computer, but he stopped tapping his pen.

“I’ve been dropping subtle hints that I like him,” Tin replied. “Very subtle.”

“Uh… Very subtle you say?”

“I can’t stand you, Thai Program,” Tin said in a low voice.

“I can’t stand you either, Unloved Child,” Can replied loudly.

“It’s a work in progress,” Tin said offhandedly. “Very preliminary.”

“Right. I’m sure you’ll get it done, Ai Tin,” Pete said brightly. “He’s more of a disaster than Pond,” Pete thought to himself.

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LBC’S INCORRECT QUOTES: So is that a ‘I like you too’ or what?!

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Sometimes Can wasn’t sure what went on in Tin’s head. 

Tin’s plans were never straightforward at the best of times. His strange ways of alluding to things often went over Can’s head. And really, who knew what was really going on in the heads of the rich? 

Can faults himself for not expecting the same level of obtuseness from Tin’s “confession.”

“There’s no denying that I have feelings for you that can’t be explained in any other way,” Tin says. He pauses for a moment. “I briefly considered that I had a brain parasite, but that seems even more far-fetched.”

Can could only reply, “Are you sure you don’t have a brain parasite because that doesn’t make any sense!”

Tin rolled his eyes. “I like you, idiot. There’s no other reason why I could feel this way.”

Can thought about it for a moment. “So you’re sure you don’t have a brain parasite? Maybe you’re having a stroke. Or dementia.” 

Tin sighed and pulled Can in for a kiss. Can did always respond better to physical stimuli.