Electroclash | Sarah (
electrocynic) wrote2016-10-26 07:57 pm
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Guidance Counselor's Office, Wednesday
Electroclash was back from London. Straight from London, in fact – because sometimes the way to ensure she actually made it to work at some point was to just skip going home at all so she didn't get distracted by the fact that she didn't actually have to deal with anyone at home if she didn't want to. Because that kind of freedom could be awfully distracting.
Anyway, so, she headed straight up to the school after getting back. And unceremoniously dumped her Jen-given souvenirs onto her desk: a small bag of handmade fudge... and a 3000-piece jigsaw puzzle. Jenny thought it could be fun. Somehow. Something for her to do at the office! Because apparently everyone was obsessed with her not doing her job enough, Jesus fucking Christ. Whatever.
But she was looking the box over now all the same.
[ooc: Open post, open office, I'm done filming things for the week, aw yisss.]
Anyway, so, she headed straight up to the school after getting back. And unceremoniously dumped her Jen-given souvenirs onto her desk: a small bag of handmade fudge... and a 3000-piece jigsaw puzzle. Jenny thought it could be fun. Somehow. Something for her to do at the office! Because apparently everyone was obsessed with her not doing her job enough, Jesus fucking Christ. Whatever.
But she was looking the box over now all the same.
[ooc: Open post, open office, I'm done filming things for the week, aw yisss.]

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There was also a jaunty whistle accompanying it.
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And it was never going to be his office again. For the first time. Whatever.
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"No."
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Nyan Cat could stay, though.
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"Because my friend is a thirty-something old lady." Sorry, Jen. "Now fuck off."
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"Get your arse off my desk."
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She had not missed this. Just, for the record.
She leaned back in her chair.
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"Now, since this is text based, I have to ask: did you say 'fuck' or 'fook'?" he asked, resting his chin in his hands like this was girl talk.
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So, 'fook'. In fact, it was even more pronounced this time, because he was annoying. Being annoyed brought out the Midlands in her.
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"Aw man, I wish you were a villain. Well. More villainous than me. Though, really, I consider myself am antihero."
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Deadpool, no.
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Mostly because she barely did that for the kids. But anyway.
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"No."
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Somewhere, Anakin was not pleased.
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Not that Sarah particularly cared. "Do any of these stories end up with you as a student at this school? Because otherwise, I'm not interested." A beat. "Even then, I wouldn't be interested. I just might be contractually obligated to pretend I give a shit."
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No one should trust that man.
"You're a terrible guidance counselor."
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It possibly didn't - it wasn't as if she paid that close attention.
"And I'm the bloody guidance counselor. So, drop it."
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"You sound like a twat, Wilson."
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It was the thought that counted.