[Pacifica leans back, startled by him suddenly turning away to dab at his eyes with his sleeve. She doesn't say anything though; she just watches him silently, expression turning into one of the utmost concern. She hasn't any idea what to do or what to say. All she can do is just sit there with her hands pressing hard into the bed, watching him with a despondent look.
For some reason, she blames herself entirely for this; though, to be fair, she hadn't expected that her feelings would have been requited. Honestly, she had expected that she would have been the one crying, and yet... here Dipper was doing that for her. She knows exactly why, too; at least, she has a good feeling about why. Still, she's never seen him cry before. There's been a lot of things that he's just now been doing in the span of them being here together.
After a while of silence, she gives a soft sigh, averting her gaze to the floor.]
...I'm sorry. I...
[She stops mid-sentence, not wanting to say what she was going to. She doesn't want to leave him here alone, no, but... isn't her presence making things worse? Maybe she should've let sleeping dogs lie and let them stay as enemies instead of trying to find romance. That would have been for the better, wouldn't it? Yet, what she's seen so far today has told her otherwise.
She doesn't know what to do.]
...Should I leave? Would that be... better for you?
HOW DID WE GET TO SOAP OPERA-TIER...
For some reason, she blames herself entirely for this; though, to be fair, she hadn't expected that her feelings would have been requited. Honestly, she had expected that she would have been the one crying, and yet... here Dipper was doing that for her. She knows exactly why, too; at least, she has a good feeling about why. Still, she's never seen him cry before. There's been a lot of things that he's just now been doing in the span of them being here together.
After a while of silence, she gives a soft sigh, averting her gaze to the floor.]
...I'm sorry. I...
[She stops mid-sentence, not wanting to say what she was going to. She doesn't want to leave him here alone, no, but... isn't her presence making things worse? Maybe she should've let sleeping dogs lie and let them stay as enemies instead of trying to find romance. That would have been for the better, wouldn't it? Yet, what she's seen so far today has told her otherwise.
She doesn't know what to do.]
...Should I leave? Would that be... better for you?