Awful quiet for a Sunday night. Is there some giant event going on that I'm not aware of?
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STATUS: "Life is a crazy, mystical thing, and sometimes you just go out like a buster. And there's nothing you can do about it." - MaNg0 9 yrs ago
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"Life is a crazy, mystical thing, and sometimes you just go out like a buster. And there's nothing you can do about it." - MaNg0
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Mia. 18. Aspiring writer. Constanly flustered lesbian. Goofing off with RPs when I'm not writing short stories. You can call me Pann for short.
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Clair Carnelian
She stopped. There was an awkward sincerity in the young man's invitation, a kind that she might've appreciate if it wasn't so early in the morning.
But, she thought. Of all things... why bowling?
Looking at him, with a build like his, there was no doubt he was athlete. But a bowler? Not that that would have been anyone's first guess, but maybe, she thought, she should let herself wake up a little more before she jumped to so many conclusions about a complete stranger.
I guess I was a little harsh. Maybe the Princess is already rubbing off on me.
That being said, she certainly wasn't awake enough to have social interactions of any level of depth. Yet there was a crucial consideration that she had to make.
If I don't go with him, the only other person I have to keep me company until classes begin is Sarina, and that's not exactly my idea of a good time.
She put one hand over her mouth and tilted her head.
"I'll go with you," she said after a moment. "But you'll have to wait for me to shower first."
At the very least, she could walk with him into town and go off on her own after asking him a few questions. It didn't have to be an all-day social affair. But whatever it was going to be, it was better than waiting in her room for Sarina to show up.
She stopped. There was an awkward sincerity in the young man's invitation, a kind that she might've appreciate if it wasn't so early in the morning.
But, she thought. Of all things... why bowling?
Looking at him, with a build like his, there was no doubt he was athlete. But a bowler? Not that that would have been anyone's first guess, but maybe, she thought, she should let herself wake up a little more before she jumped to so many conclusions about a complete stranger.
I guess I was a little harsh. Maybe the Princess is already rubbing off on me.
That being said, she certainly wasn't awake enough to have social interactions of any level of depth. Yet there was a crucial consideration that she had to make.
If I don't go with him, the only other person I have to keep me company until classes begin is Sarina, and that's not exactly my idea of a good time.
She put one hand over her mouth and tilted her head.
"I'll go with you," she said after a moment. "But you'll have to wait for me to shower first."
At the very least, she could walk with him into town and go off on her own after asking him a few questions. It didn't have to be an all-day social affair. But whatever it was going to be, it was better than waiting in her room for Sarina to show up.
I'm just debating if Gren should walk away cause he's a dork, or keep talking cause he's a dork. What do you think Pannette?
I think he should keep talking since he seems like that kind of dork to me, but you know your character better than I do.
How is yous all doing? Just curious ^.^
Kinda gross. Work is dull. Hoping that @Lucius Cypher will be able to respond to my post soon so I can have an excuse to write something again (though no rush, since I know that I haven't exactly been timely myself).
Clair Carnelian
The warmth of the morning sun turned to an oppressive heat. A heavy silence descended on the garden as though the world were waiting for her response. Whatever rules of social conventions that had existed seemed to be slipping away.
Where is it okay to invite someone to breakfast before introducing yourself? This isn't some romantic comedy or the start of a novel - sure, it's the start of my morning, but this isn't a fantasy I want to be living out at 7 AM.
She closed her eyes and sighed. I was hoping that Beacon's guys were better than this.
"Look," she began. "I don't know what kind of joke you're playing, but that's not going to work on me." She let out a long yawn. "I haven't even had any coffee yet," she mumbled.
She turned to walk back to her dorm.
The warmth of the morning sun turned to an oppressive heat. A heavy silence descended on the garden as though the world were waiting for her response. Whatever rules of social conventions that had existed seemed to be slipping away.
Where is it okay to invite someone to breakfast before introducing yourself? This isn't some romantic comedy or the start of a novel - sure, it's the start of my morning, but this isn't a fantasy I want to be living out at 7 AM.
She closed her eyes and sighed. I was hoping that Beacon's guys were better than this.
"Look," she began. "I don't know what kind of joke you're playing, but that's not going to work on me." She let out a long yawn. "I haven't even had any coffee yet," she mumbled.
She turned to walk back to her dorm.
@Prince of Seraphs@Lucius Cypher Cool, I'll put up my post shortly, then.
Sure? I was hoping to wait on pannet and then respond to the both of you, but I guess you can. Just be sure to inform Pannet too in case she makes her responds in accordance to yours as well.
I should have time tonight to write (sorry again), but Seraph, if you're pulling Sapphire out then I'll just continue the scene with Gren as planned. Although... I should be able to write once I get home from work (5PM-ish EST) so if you're willing to keep Sapphire in the scene I could definitely come up with something neat.
Sorry to interrupt whatever flow of conversation is going on here, but I'm at work right now and I just wanted to say that I've been super busy lately and will continue to be but I'm hoping to have my post up soon.
It's pretty effective. 7/10
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Yeah, that's totally not idle conversation, and teenagers never have trouble talking to those they find attractive, especially ones with self-esteem issues.
I'm glad that I'm not the only one who thought that was a little, uh, forward.
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