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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That was remarkably non-rude phrasing for her.
"And not to cry on. 'Case that wasn't clear."
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So this was edging a whole lot closer to actually something than he'd anticipated. After a second, he decided he'd roll with it and see where it wound up. "But I'll negotiate about anything else."
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Beat.
"The answer is usually 'all of them', though."
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He could be charming if he wanted to. Right now it just didn't seem useful.
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She'd been much better at this when it was at bars and not on her couch. Although admittedly, even then, it had been a while.
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... Look, he wasn't sure if she'd actually asked, and now he wasn't sure if he'd actually said yes, but this was still better than spending the afternoon staring at the wall, so screw it.
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"So don't."
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Besides, he was classy enough not to use anyone else's name out loud.
So he leaned in, himself-- more than a little. "Then sure," he said, "I mean, that really is a great rack."
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Still better than staring at a wall. Or eating five tubs of ice cream.
"I know," she said. "But you should probably touch it to make sure."
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If he was backsliding, though, he might as well do it good and proper.
So he slid his hand over her breast as he leaned in further to kiss her for real.
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He'd move this up off the sofa - eventually - and to her bedroom - also eventually - where he'd put his hard-won
high dexterity statsexperience to work. But right now, this was a promising start to an afternoon of strictly no thinking about his life whatsoever, and he was going to take his time with it.