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Who: O'Brien and Sveta
When: Today? During his shift in the library?
Where: The library, dangit!
What: Because Sveta needs more awkward torture?
Warnings: ....I'll edit but I doubt that it's needed
Part of her knew that every time she went into the library, she ran the risk of coming across him. She didn't know what she would do if she did see him again. The last time they spoke...it didn't go well at all. She hadn't actually seen the man in weeks and she would have preferred for it to stay that way. She could write very big words in her journal, but to actually see him again- that was a different story.
Honestly, though, she had been keeping him from her thoughts for a long time. She really didn't want to deal with him, didn't want to talk about him and, aside from those random interactions with Una, she was able to effectively ignore his presence aboard the Barge. She had been too involved with her own problems and her own inmate to bother with another.
Besides, she was starting to feel guilty again. Not guilty for what happened, but guilty because of her reaction to him. She was starting to enjoy being angry with him, as if that might make her feel better about her life at home.
However, she had a book to return and she planned on doing so in person. Just her luck, though, there was no one behind the desk when she went, so she wandered about for a moment before hearing movement around a corner. Pausing, she turned, without looking, towards the sound and spoke up.
"Excuse me?"
When: Today? During his shift in the library?
Where: The library, dangit!
What: Because Sveta needs more awkward torture?
Warnings: ....I'll edit but I doubt that it's needed
Part of her knew that every time she went into the library, she ran the risk of coming across him. She didn't know what she would do if she did see him again. The last time they spoke...it didn't go well at all. She hadn't actually seen the man in weeks and she would have preferred for it to stay that way. She could write very big words in her journal, but to actually see him again- that was a different story.
Honestly, though, she had been keeping him from her thoughts for a long time. She really didn't want to deal with him, didn't want to talk about him and, aside from those random interactions with Una, she was able to effectively ignore his presence aboard the Barge. She had been too involved with her own problems and her own inmate to bother with another.
Besides, she was starting to feel guilty again. Not guilty for what happened, but guilty because of her reaction to him. She was starting to enjoy being angry with him, as if that might make her feel better about her life at home.
However, she had a book to return and she planned on doing so in person. Just her luck, though, there was no one behind the desk when she went, so she wandered about for a moment before hearing movement around a corner. Pausing, she turned, without looking, towards the sound and spoke up.
"Excuse me?"