CUDDLR.

[dishearten]

GRAHAM (34) married. need friends for achieving incentive.

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YES / MATCH / TICK
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NO / CROSS
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Comments

[dishearten]

depends on the rule. some are worth bending a little.

( this is why he doesn't get to be sheriff anymore. and it's a good thing they are incapable of flirting since he's married, what a relief! it'd be horrible if he flirted with his own wife on accident. )

[sheriffing]

Says the guy with the sheriff's badge in his profile picture.

[ Emma doesn't have any problem bending the rules, but then she's not a sheriff, is she? And she'd definitely never flirt with one, especially not one with a badge and a ring.]

[dishearten]

not even a former sheriff sees much wrong in having dessert first on occasion.

( besides, his wife had always been more of a sheriff than he had been. she was the one that wore that badge back in Storybrooke, and he'd never really wanted it back, either. )

[sheriffing]

Former? What do you do now?

[ believe it or not, she is making an effort to learn more about him. it's just that he's about as open with personal details as she is. what the hell's up with that?]

[dishearten]

( look he's already said maybe 3 times what he did at the bar, isn't that open enough??? )

I've been working as an animal behaviorist in Eudio. what about yourself?

( he can't help but be curious about the life she's leading without him. )

[sheriffing]

[ but she was trying her best to win back then!]

I'm a consultant for the police department. It's not what I'm used to, but I needed something to fill up my time here.

[ something other than the cuddling she hasn't been doing - and won't be doing if she keeps checking yes to married men.]

[dishearten]

( they should just play another game then, he'll have to talk less!!! )

I can understand that. it's very quiet here. I don't have much advice for that, other than keep looking for new ways to spend it.

[sheriffing]

I could always keep practicing at darts.

[ you've helped already, stranger.]

[dishearten]

playing darts does help burn spare time, I don't deny it.

let me know when you are ever in want of a rematch.

[sheriffing]

That's a start.

I'll be in touch, probably not over this thing next time. How do I contact you outside of the cuddle app?

[dishearten]

if you consult for the police I suppose I can trust you with my phone number.

( great job letting your wife life her life without you, Graham. you're nailing it. )

[sheriffing]

You'd think that, wouldn't you?

[ if only she knew that the city was more fun the last time, he wouldn't have to live his life without her.]

[dishearten]

( she should really hold mildly nefarious commentary until after she secures the digits, but graham sends them anyway. He still trusts her, even if she can't remember anything about him. )

do your worst, and remember I know where you work if I must file a complaint.

[sheriffing]

I think I can handle you.

[ Somehow, she's confident about that much.]

[dishearten]

that implies I'm tempted to try something.

( and absolutely not, no things tried here, not a single one! )

[sheriffing]

It does, doesn't it?

[ not even sorry, Graham. ]

[dishearten]

( here's the point where you lay down the law, Graham. no need to worry about such things, Emma, because they can't possibly happen. )

good thing you can handle it, then.

( #nailedit )