Okay, okay. [It's sweet of her to let him keep it but. Now she really does have to think about what else he could get Audrey that she might really fawn over. Audrey hated jewelry, and she wasn't actually that big on Christmas as a whole, so surprising her wasn't the simplest thing in the world to do. Most of the time she was happy if someone gave her gift cards and alcohol. But Junko will think of something before they've left for the day.]
The cheap one is about one hundred fifty dollars, not counting tax. The more expensive one, the one that'll probably keep you in bed with her until New Years Day [Because their parents did something for that, right?] is eight hundred fifty. [She sighs at that number because, really, why does she have to be so expensive ...] You have a credit card, right?
[Junko does and it's the only way she manages to pay for everything during Christmas, and it's just paid off in increments over the year so she can do it all over again come November. Something absolutely horrible occurs to her but they're alone, so she feels like she can say it:] And, come on, you'd be giving her a ring before dad. You can't even comprehend what that's going to mean for her.
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The cheap one is about one hundred fifty dollars, not counting tax. The more expensive one, the one that'll probably keep you in bed with her until New Years Day [Because their parents did something for that, right?] is eight hundred fifty. [She sighs at that number because, really, why does she have to be so expensive ...] You have a credit card, right?
[Junko does and it's the only way she manages to pay for everything during Christmas, and it's just paid off in increments over the year so she can do it all over again come November. Something absolutely horrible occurs to her but they're alone, so she feels like she can say it:] And, come on, you'd be giving her a ring before dad. You can't even comprehend what that's going to mean for her.