You would think that after an entire freaking year of not working at all, the portals at least would have the good sense to behave themselves. At least, Rinoa would think that, and Rinoa would be entirely wrong about it, because they'd been delayed six or seven times and stranded in some weird desert area for a good forty-five minutes for no real
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Sure, Jono had asked them to text, and Rinoa had just done that, but Squall knocked on the door anyway. Because they had arrived, and he was tired.
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And then she slumped dramatically against the door frame. "Okay, fine. I won't burn the place down. I will sulk and throw a gigantic hissy fit about how we're stranded in the wrong Fandom and it's late and my feet hurt."
This was clearly going to be shocking news to Squall.
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//Good lord, you two are a sight for sore eyes. Though if anyone will be doing any burning around here, it'll be me. I'm qualified for that sort of thing.//
Yes, Rinoa's complaining was audible through doors.
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"Don't you ever do that again," she said, in a very shaky voice.
... Never mind that they'd been the ones who, technically, disappeared. Logic was stupid and she was very tired, okay?
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Totally a cuddle pile. Some more of Jono's family had come back home, damn it.
//And I'll think twice the next time Portalocity cuts service to your reality, if you think that'll help.//
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"Apology accepted," Rinoa announced, because she was a princess, that was why. She could willfully misinterpret things if she felt like it. "We got stranded six times today and I hate everything and I missed you so much. You have to tell us everything."
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He wasn't going to try to wriggle away otherwise, because he enjoyed a certain level of 'not being broken,' and Rinoa was not unlike a human vice at the moment.
//You'll have to catch me up, too. I've missed out on what you've been up to every bit as much as you've been out of the loop here, after all.//
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