[ ...She would probably only have remembered that that was a problem when confronted with it. Which was part of the problem, really. Being with Bruce was such a part of her that everything else fell away when he was there. Just reading his words could do that to her.
He hears what she's really saying - although she'd argue she very much means it, don't test me, Banner - and his answer settles her, at least a little more, enough to finally ask,] What changed your mind?
[She shifts a little more on top of him, ostensibly to get more comfortable, but really also to pin him beneath her a little better as though he might, reminded of his answer, suddenly realize this was a mistake and try to rush off.]
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He hears what she's really saying - although she'd argue she very much means it, don't test me, Banner - and his answer settles her, at least a little more, enough to finally ask,] What changed your mind?
[She shifts a little more on top of him, ostensibly to get more comfortable, but really also to pin him beneath her a little better as though he might, reminded of his answer, suddenly realize this was a mistake and try to rush off.]