So, Nikki had an older sister. . . Interesting. Despite her elder sibling's widespread fame, Oliver hadn't a clue who the woman was. Well, that would be a point of interest in the future, but he was far too busy basking in this lass' presence at the moment. Besides, it seemed wanting to meet Nikki's sister was something of a red flag for her, given prior experiences. Ozzy did have an interest in meeting Nikki's sister just because it was her sister, but he wouldn't intentionally bring anything up that could cause her discomfort. "That makes sense, yeah. I don't think I've got any strong attachments to anyone but Bree and the lads. Well, I say lads... they're not all blokes, but I don't even know most of their genders. They're just the fam anyway. I don't think I'd mind meeting your sister or anything, but if that's a red flag, keep her the hell away from me," he said firmly. Yes, Oliver could disregard whatever person identified as Nikki's sister, if it kept this existing bond stable and growing, and... anything but dwindling.
Normalcy was underrated for one such as Nikki, at least in Ozzy's mind. "Right. Normal Nikki from Manchester," he repeated from earlier in their conversation. Despite that clause, he saw nothing resembling normal. Or rather, he did see it... and that was all part of the perfect image. When the norm claimed excellence, it was naught but arrogance. When the exceptional held themselves to normal standards, however, that was something to view as further excellence indeed. With that in mind, Nikki claiming that knowing herself was a reason she didn't think she was perfect, kept that light of perfection shining upon her in Ozzy's point of view. "Why can't you be both? A perfectly normal girl, too normal to call herself perfect, and too perfect to call herself anything but normal. There's no talking me down, you know? You're goddamn brilliant, and that's a fact!"
Normalcy was underrated for one such as Nikki, at least in Ozzy's mind. "Right. Normal Nikki from Manchester," he repeated from earlier in their conversation. Despite that clause, he saw nothing resembling normal. Or rather, he did see it... and that was all part of the perfect image. When the norm claimed excellence, it was naught but arrogance. When the exceptional held themselves to normal standards, however, that was something to view as further excellence indeed. With that in mind, Nikki claiming that knowing herself was a reason she didn't think she was perfect, kept that light of perfection shining upon her in Ozzy's point of view. "Why can't you be both? A perfectly normal girl, too normal to call herself perfect, and too perfect to call herself anything but normal. There's no talking me down, you know? You're goddamn brilliant, and that's a fact!"
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