"Hey!" Sam grinned up at her. "I know your game. You've run out of things to read and are just looking for suggestions. It's interesting to me, but maybe not so much to other people." She showed Elizabeth the book cover. "The author's got an interesting take on it, anyway."
Elizabeth laughed, moving to sit down by her. "Caught me," she said. She pulled a face. "You're right; that's pretty much only going to be interesting to you. But that's not fair. Parker told me off for reading my equivalent to that and instead made me read a trashy romance!"
"A little weird," Sam said, still confused by how she'd ended up with the afternoon activity she was going to have if it happened, "but basically good. My flight workshop was a real blast. What about you? Still settling in?"
Jack grinned when he saw Sam. He'd been wandering the campsite looking for her, one of the drawbacks of planlessness being that it made it more difficult to find the person you were taking out.
He dropped to sit on the grass beside her. "Afternoon, Sam," he said, still grinning. "You seem to be embracing planlessness very nicely."
Jack shifted until he was sitting between her and the sun and looked down at her. "A fraud. How so? I see you lazing in the sun, I see you reading," he peered at the cover of her book, "okay, not pirate ninja sex, but still, something you enjoy. I sense no planning here."
"What is it with the pirate ninja sex?" Sam asked, "and the plan part comes in where I knew I'd be running into you at some point, so I couldn't do something that would get me all greasy."
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He dropped to sit on the grass beside her. "Afternoon, Sam," he said, still grinning. "You seem to be embracing planlessness very nicely."
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