<div style="text-align: justify;">Marissa really didn’t want to talk about the other one while they enjoyed their meal. She would, however, had answered Nanook’s question right away, shouldn’t he have taken it back. It was good to know that they would have a pleasant meal, though, and talk about potentially unpleasant events afterwards. This way, Marissa would have time to make up her mind about exactly what she wanted to tell Nanook, and remember any possibly forgotten details there were.<br/><br/>When he decided not to talk about the possibility of her being cursed right away, Marissa smiled, grateful to his kindness. “Thank you”, she replied quietly. “I would indeed prefer to enjoy our meal together speaking only of pleasant matters and then discuss whatever you want to know about my past life and the other one I shared my body with”, the girl explained in her usual intonation. It was clear that, while talking about the other one upset Marissa, she wasn’t upset with Nanook. The idea of a curse wasn't really pleasant, and she really couldn't figure out who would have reasons to curse her. Yet, the idea remained in her mind, making its turns in it.<br/><br/>When he replied to her question about where she could sit in that manner, Marissa couldn’t help but laugh. It was funny and pleasant to hear him speak like that, and it put her at ease. “Sitting on top of you would be funny, but I think I will be content sitting right by your side”, the girl finally replied, shaking her head and smiling. <br/><br/>Still smiling, Marissa sat right next to Nanook and started pouring the coffee to them both, handing Nanook a mug and leaving one for herself. Once again, she picked up a piece of bread with the butter and cheese and offered it to Nanook on her fingertips. “Don’t bite my fingers”, she joked, before he could take a bite. “I don’t think I’ll taste all that good”.</div>