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[hotforscience]

[She decided to follow the docor's order and get some rest. So she just in her room with the door ajar. She reading one of the books she borrowed from the library]

ooc: Feel free to bother her. She bored out of her mind~

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[piugrave]

[Knocks on the door] Miss Reever?

[hotforscience]

[She looks from the book] Come in.

[piugrave]

[Nudges the door with his shoulder and wanders in with a tray.] Would you like some tea?

[hotforscience]

[She nods and put the book down] Yes, that would be nice

[piugrave]

[Puts the tray down on the dresser and offers her a cup.] And how are you feeling?

[hotforscience]

[She takes the cup and blows the steams away] Better, I guess. I'm still in some pain but it's not all that bad.

[piugrave]

I do hope that you heal very rapidly. Taking a relaxing break as you are now should help speed the recovery.

[hotforscience]

I can only hope so. Well, I'm still too tired to anything so I guess this was the best option.

[piugrave]

But you are reading a delightful book I imagine. Sometimes there isn't a better way to spend some time.

[hotforscience]

Yes, I've picked these book awhile but never had the chance to read them.

[piugrave]

And which are those? Also, I'm sure you'll be feeling very healthy again soon. No one seems to be down and out in this place for long.

[hotforscience]

Um I've got: Rebbeca, Romeo and Juliet, TO Kill a Mockingbird and and on book called, The Melancoly of Haruhi Suzumiya. I hope so.

[piugrave]

I believe I have read Romeo and Juliet. I can't vouch for the others.

[hotforscience]

I remember my papa reading this to me when I was yoounger...Of course at the time it made no sense to me but it was amusing to see him act like Juliet~

[piugrave]

That is wonderful. I'm sure he did a lovely impression and it made for a good bedtime story as well.

[hotforscience]

[She laughs] Yes, he always raised hid voice to the highest pitch to be a girl. It was always amusing and it made my brothers laugh.