Ronan Nolan's got a corner booth, table covered with his usual avalanche of school notes, textbooks, and several empty mugs of tea.
He's bobbing his head to the music playing over his headphones; after a moment or two, the Irish wizard begins singing along-- softly at first, and then increasingly loudly as he forgets himself.
"--isolation
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(It might have something to do with the fact that as soon as she actually talks to him, it's going to get awkward. Maybe.)
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He bangs his head against the table with some force.
"How long were you standing there, then?"
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Folding her arms -- "This is an interesting change. Normally I'm the one getting surprised."
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"Lotta work?"
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The 'pretend nothing happened' gambit seems to be working well so far. Might as well keep it going, he reckons.
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The lightness there is just a little forced.
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Ronan scowls up at her.
"I--" he begins, and then swallows the rest with a bitter twist of his lips.
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He lets out an explosive blast of air between his teeth.
"Look. I'm-- I-- focking hell," and the next is a truly ear-blistering blast of profanity in Gaelic.
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She straightens up, abruptly.
"And I kissed that m--?"
The rest is cut off by her slapping her hand over her own mouth, mortified.
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Ronan watches her, eyes dark.
"Won't happen again, then. Since it seems to be-- distressin'."
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"Go-- go find your Kit, do a bang-up wizardry, and--"
The next is said under his breath, only barely audible.
"Get out of my head."
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