Ramon has been finding life almost too chilled recently (he's not good with too much relaxation). And what better place than Milliways to fix that? It also lets him get a ride in so he's outside the bar with Blanco tethered to the paddock fence. Normally he doesn't bother with rubbing him down himself but he needs the activity and he intends to go
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Intermittently, she's sipping a glass of Asti with strawberries.
"Hey," she says, not looking up. "Haven't seen you in a while."
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'Been up to much?'
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"Took over America," she answers, grinning a little. "Nothing too spectacular, outside of finally getting married, by an Elvis impersonator. You?"
Yeah, she likes both of those things.
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If it doesn't class as anything too spectacular.
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"Shouldn't have to do it too many times, if you do it right. Tony's in the White House now, and has been for a few months, so, you're lookin' at the First Lady."
To her, it's just another heist that she's helped Tony out on. Nothing out of the ordinary, although the take's bigger than usual.
"Little killing, little blackmail, and bam, renewing my membership in the mile high club in Air Force One."
Post-wedding, of course.
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He's totally lying. All that power? He'd be in heaven.
He smirks and swirls his brandy in his glass.
'You should loan me Air Force One. That's a notch I'd like to have on my bedpost.'
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She knows people like him. Hell, she is a person like him.
"Tony get's these silly notions about being president, and what can a girl do, but oblige him." Because you know she's not getting any perks out of this at all.
Oh no.
"I'm sure there's a few notches you'd like to have, Ramon. How's that Fiona of yours?"
Oh, that was said way, way too sweetly, as another gun gets put back together.
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He's a chavanist but he thinks a woman could be President of the United States. It shows what regard he holds that country in. Also, he's pretty sure it'd be easier to do his job with a woman at the helm in America.
'Fiona's fine.' He looks her over again. 'You're suggesting I'm not picky?'
He's offended. Only, y'know, not.
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And ironic. She still loves the touch of irony...like killing the Secretary of State with a under wire. That was nice.
She looks back at him with a grin. "Hey, what do I know. Maybe she's more...hmm, what's the wording to use...interesting in the sack than she was when I met her with her clothes on."
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'She's definitely interesting in the sack.'
Oh hell yes.
'When did you meet her?'
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Instead, she crosses her legs.
"I'm glad she keeps you entertained, hon," she says, a matching smirk as those words continue to roll around spreads across her face. "Good to know she's good for something besides metaphorically pissing on trees."
She takes the first gun back apart.
"Met her when you did your stint as a tree," she says, as if that also is common. "Made a...interesting topiary, if you don't mind me saying."
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'She decided to sit there for a week, I didn't ask her to.'
Not that he could of. He was a tree.
'So you didn't like her?'
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In that respect, she has to give Fiona credit.
"I won't say 'didn't like her'...I'd say closer to, well, we're just not compatible as friends. She seemed to have this idea that I was tryin' to steal you away from her. Don't get me wrong, Ramon, handsome you are. Vicious, you are...but I've got my own handsome, vicious man...and I want to keep that."
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'She doesn't really like any pretty woman that thinks I'm handsome.'
Normally because he has really bad impulse control.
'You're exclusive with your man now? When we met, you were in a resolutely open relationship.'
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Like Nina.
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'Doesn't that mean you fight about whether it's the turn of an extra man, or woman?'
He's vaguely envious. Fiona is resolutely against sharing.
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