[She's so used to Peter being late that she's already ordered them a couple of cokes and there's one waiting for him on his side of the table. She also has a pretty good idea of what he would want to eat for lunch if he didn't show up by the time the waiter came back. MJ is used to it but that doesn't mean she's completely thrilled by it and she looks at him with a critical eye.]
Are you getting sick?
[Because she's melting in her sundress over here even with the shade umbrella overhead and he's wearing a sweater. In July. And he looks a little diaphoretic. On MJ's wrist there is a matching mark to his recent one but she's covered it up with a few bracelets and pointedly refuses to think about it. It's just a papercut. A black papercut. Doesn't mean anything because while Peter might be afraid of loving again, she's determined not to fall in love at all.
Falling in love, getting married, having kids-- it's not something Watsons are good at. Look at her parents and her idiot sister. Mary Jane has plans, she's going to be famous and adored, she's not going to be a bitter housewife.]
I don't want to have lunch with you if you're getting sick, Peter.
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Are you getting sick?
[Because she's melting in her sundress over here even with the shade umbrella overhead and he's wearing a sweater. In July. And he looks a little diaphoretic. On MJ's wrist there is a matching mark to his recent one but she's covered it up with a few bracelets and pointedly refuses to think about it. It's just a papercut. A black papercut. Doesn't mean anything because while Peter might be afraid of loving again, she's determined not to fall in love at all.
Falling in love, getting married, having kids-- it's not something Watsons are good at. Look at her parents and her idiot sister. Mary Jane has plans, she's going to be famous and adored, she's not going to be a bitter housewife.]
I don't want to have lunch with you if you're getting sick, Peter.