Electroclash | Sarah (
electrocynic) wrote2015-04-27 02:02 pm
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Hallway to MCA #5, Monday Afternoon
Ugh.
Sarah had been away for a while, back in London. For reasons. Nothing very good, though nothing very horrible, either. She'd ducked out this morning, though. It would've been otherwise fine to spend her birthday in dear old London, except her parents had threatened to pay her a visit, and she just wasn't feeling up to her old favourite game of disappointing her dad extra hard by pretending to be even worse than he thought. So, she'd come back.
And once she'd come back, she'd realized she'd missed graduation. Sparkle's graduation, to be exact. So now she felt like shit. And she had no plans for her birthday, and she was spending it alone, and she found herself missing Guy and April and who the fuck ever she'd ever managed to care about only to lose touch.
Yeah.
This all probably explained why she was making her way towards her apartment with a great big bag of groceries, where bottles of Green Lamp Ale clinked together, packets of crisps made crisp-packet noises, and there was enough ice cream to probably get a class of first-graders into a sugar coma.
[ooc: Oooopen post! Of birthday frowning.]
Sarah had been away for a while, back in London. For reasons. Nothing very good, though nothing very horrible, either. She'd ducked out this morning, though. It would've been otherwise fine to spend her birthday in dear old London, except her parents had threatened to pay her a visit, and she just wasn't feeling up to her old favourite game of disappointing her dad extra hard by pretending to be even worse than he thought. So, she'd come back.
And once she'd come back, she'd realized she'd missed graduation. Sparkle's graduation, to be exact. So now she felt like shit. And she had no plans for her birthday, and she was spending it alone, and she found herself missing Guy and April and who the fuck ever she'd ever managed to care about only to lose touch.
Yeah.
This all probably explained why she was making her way towards her apartment with a great big bag of groceries, where bottles of Green Lamp Ale clinked together, packets of crisps made crisp-packet noises, and there was enough ice cream to probably get a class of first-graders into a sugar coma.
[ooc: Oooopen post! Of birthday frowning.]

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The young people even started off stupid, antagonizing fake future mob bosses.
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"Mm hmm," she replied. "I also left London because my parents were coming to visit. So, so far, the day is looking up when compared to that."
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Space knew it didn't happen to him often.
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She didn't think it mattered, though.
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Not that he was as into the one night stand thing these days, but flirting as a cover was a personal specialty.
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Flirting just to kill time was also a thing. Of course, in her style, it was always a little dry and kind of like she was making fun of the other party.
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"Better?"
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"Okay, now I feel appeased," he said. "You do good cleavage."
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And she had no trouble acknowledging that, no matter how many times she'd told Devlin to stop leering at them.
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Helpfully.
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The level of maturity, it was astounding.
"But it's almost as fun to use it as a lure."
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When you were a guy, you had to go slightly more subtle than that.
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Maybe LadyTrouble would've taken off more if you hadn't been so nice, Jenny. Just a thought.
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It wasn't completely impossible that he and Mira had wound up the go-to Jedi for field assignments purely because out of the entire group, they were the bags of attitude with slightly shaky moral compasses.
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He grabbed some more chips.
... Damn it, he actually kind of agreed with what he'd just said.
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That was how you got in the papers and on the news, and got sponsorship deals.
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