[OOC: This is for Martha's planned girls' night, which was locked to individuals in her journal, but these women were asked to invite other female friends so they would be here, too. I thought it might be good if the women actually interacted to see how well they got on and to form relationships. Maybe a couple are secret soul-sisters or something
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She made the mistake of going to get another and leaving her table unattended. It was promptly taken by a man who will be missing his wallet in the morning.
Poor, poor lad.
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The blonde chick who just picked that dude's wallet, however? (YES, MAC SEES WHAT YOU DID THERE- SHE KNOWS ALL) Seems more her speed.
She kicks the other chair from her table out and waves her over. "Full house tonight. Need a seat?"
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So she sits, holding out a hand. "So it is. Thanks. Aniki Forfrysning."
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"Mac. I have a longer name than that, but all you need to know is that part of it." She tilts her chair back on two legs. "So, I don't have my wings out, but I'm gonna guess you're not from around here."
Aniki? Not exactly a local name.
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Aniki takes a mighty slurp of her smoothie. "But wings or no, you're right. I'm a bit of a stranger to the city."
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She makes a face, BUT SHE'S NOT BITTER. NOT AT ALL. REALLY.
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Aniki drags in a slurp of her smoothie like it's something deliciously alcoholic. "Never been much of a military girl myself." She wrinkles her nose. "Rules. Well. Those rules."
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She snorts. "Rules. Yeah. I used to be fine with the rules and regs until they bitchslapped me." She downs the rest of her coffee and wrinkles her nose. "What can I say? Guess I'm falling out of love with both now."
Which isn't really true, but she'll damn well pretend it is for the moment.
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She's been in the library a lot recently. "The responsibility without the backing of the gods."
There's irony in her tone at the last bit. It doesn't seem fair, somehow.
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Stupid army bureaucracy.
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