"Great!" Terezi chimed in, wondering when the phone call of realization will happen. She was looking forward it; hoping it'd be in the evening if Jane had enough time. "Yeah, her name's Vriska. Vriska Serket." She replied with a shrug as if it was nothing.
"I'll give you the low-down. She's my best friend, almost a sister to me. We go way back as kids even up until High School until drama happened and I kind of left her in the dust. I feel really bad but she's also not really an angel. We're reconnecting and I'm starting to doubt my own intuition. I'm afraid I'm not approaching her logically. That's where you come in." Terezi sighed, feeling sort of ashamed she was letting her feelings and emotions cloud most of her judgement on Vriska. "I was hoping you would meet her, get a reading on her and tell me what you think. Even if you hate her, I'm still going to be her friend. I just... I don't have the heart to abandon her again. But also, maybe you might like her. She really livens up the party." A smirk played along her lips, Vriska was a balance of chaos in both a good and bad way in Terezi's mind.
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"I'll give you the low-down. She's my best friend, almost a sister to me. We go way back as kids even up until High School until drama happened and I kind of left her in the dust. I feel really bad but she's also not really an angel. We're reconnecting and I'm starting to doubt my own intuition. I'm afraid I'm not approaching her logically. That's where you come in." Terezi sighed, feeling sort of ashamed she was letting her feelings and emotions cloud most of her judgement on Vriska. "I was hoping you would meet her, get a reading on her and tell me what you think. Even if you hate her, I'm still going to be her friend. I just... I don't have the heart to abandon her again. But also, maybe you might like her. She really livens up the party." A smirk played along her lips, Vriska was a balance of chaos in both a good and bad way in Terezi's mind.