Guidance Counselor's Office, Wednesday

[electrocynic]

Electroclash didn't feel like being here.

So, business as usual, then. Since she was here, and looking surly as hell while she was. Although at least some of the surliness was due to Jenny's bloody stupid insistence that Sarah should make some kind of a cutesy little slideshow of some of their holiday photographs.

The computer wasn't co-operating. Neither with her feeble attempts at clicking things, nor actual raspy, electronic voiced commands.

"Un-fucking-believable."

Yeah, this was great and soothing.

[ooc: Open!]

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[electrocynic]

You know what else was important?

"I don't care."

That.

[captainskullpoopl]

"Whoa there," Wade replied cheerfully. "People might think you're trying too hard."

A beat.

"Because youre trying way too hard."

[electrocynic]

For that, she was going to ignore him. By turning more towards her computer.

It would've worked better if the computer had been more in a different direction.

[captainskullpoopl]

"Oh, you're ignoring me now. That's great. That's really great. I'm hurt on the inside and using cutting sarcasm to hide it from the world," he said with a sigh. "Have fun with finding Taye Diggs without me, angry British chick."

[electrocynic]

She should've gotten a medal for the continued ignoring.

It went against her very nature not to argue fruitlessly with people! Maybe she was finally growing up.

[captainskullpoopl]

"No, no. Don't think this means you're maturing as a person," Wade called from the doorway. "It's just stubbornness. That, honestly, kind of attractive in a way. I'm flattered and all, but taken."

[electrocynic]

She gave him the finger.

So no. Not maturing.

[captainskullpoopl]

"Great talk!"

Aw yeah. Besties in the making.