I don't know. I mean we haven't talked about it. He literally left afterwards, and all he's done since then is poke me with his pen. Probably because he wants to poke you with something else, she said dryly
In "Obsidian" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character reflects on an unresolved conversation, expressing confusion about the implications of their interaction. The other character's behavior has shifted to a more playful and teasing demeanor, indicated by their tendency to poke with a pen, which adds an element of tension and uncertainty to their relationship.
This playful teasing is met with a dry remark from another character, hinting at deeper feelings and desires beneath their lighthearted exchanges. The dialogue brings out the complexity of their emotions and foreshadows possible romantic developments, building intrigue in the narrative.
