@littlest-lily said:
“This is my girlfriend. Evie."
Not:
“This is my accidentally shrunken friend. Evie.”
Not:
“This is my roommate. Evie.”
“This is my girlfriend. Evie.”
I get that Evie was shaken up, but if I were her I’d take the first opportunity to interrogate Moira and Star about Aiden’s history with Camila.
@Mrgoblinging7 Black Widow has disarmed many opponents with her deceptive demeanor. OTOH, Grief Witch there probably thinks she deserves to be kept in a box.
@foreverlurk A friend of mine tried to order some in Montréal, but with his high school French of course it came out “putain.”
@littlest-lily To be fair to Camila, I’m sure a lot of people would have trouble believing their eyes when confronted with a shrunken person, no matter what their friends told them. Part of Camila probably still thinks Evie is some sort of automaton with a small speaker being remotely voiced by one of Aiden’s confederates.
The only solution I could suggest would be to let Camila handle Evie briefly. 
@littlest-lily said:
Though at this point I don’t think Evie (or Aiden for that matter) would feel comfortable with Camila picking her up.
Oh, it was a desperate suggestion. I’ve given up trying to forecast.
@Mrgoblinging7 Would your answer change if I told you I was giving out King Size (4 cups) Reese’s?
@littlest-lily said:
I start putting a couple of things away with one hand while laying the other one on the counter to offer my girlfriend a ride.
She doesn’t miss a beat and has already hopped right onto my palm. Since I’m still tidying, I wasn’t even looking her way when I felt her little feet against my skin, but I’m instinctively closing my hand around her body.
@littlest-lily It’s like dancing. It’s what dancing celebrates.
@Mrgoblinging7 DLC should stand for Deliverable Little Cuties.
@littlest-lily Ngl, got scared during that last passage. I’m such a mom too. 
