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Oct 16, 2010 16:12


He'd been expecting this. He hasn't been able to go home (again) because of the state of his face (almost better but not quite) and he hasn't paid any cash money for his room and food...or drinks, which total more than the first two put together. So he just sighs when he gets the note and asks,

'Will this make us even?'

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bartending, sirona, hedwig robinson, ganymede, ace (pyro), bryan mills, gene hunt, molly hayes, alex drake, saffron, renee montoya, rodrigo "rod" tucci

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weplayparts October 16 2010, 16:04:25 UTC
Saffron can read the specials board from where she's sitting, and she's not entirely inclined to approach on giving him first consideration.

But she's itching for a drink, and the only other way around it is ordering from the waitrats.

She approaches on silent feet, seating herself down at the end of the bar just as quietly, and doesn't draw any attention to herself by making sudden movements.

Just sits, leaning against the bartop, one foot idly swaying while the other rests on a low rung of the stool.

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themanclion October 16 2010, 16:06:10 UTC
He looks over to her eventually, a good two minutes after being aware that she sat down. There's a sniff and he straightens, wanders over with an impassive look on his face. When he's opposite her he just leans on the back of the bar and crosses his arms.

'What d'you want?'

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weplayparts October 16 2010, 16:15:47 UTC
He's over here a lot earlier than she expected.

She points to the specials board.

"Do I even get a choice?"

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themanclion October 16 2010, 16:21:37 UTC
'No.'

But he doesn't move.

'I'm just tryin' to decide whether you're worth serving at all.'

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weplayparts October 16 2010, 16:27:23 UTC
"Well, by all means."

She leans forward, crossing her arms on the bar.

"Decide away."

She smelled his blood outside. And the blood of someone more familiar to her.

She can put two and two together.

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themanclion October 16 2010, 16:49:04 UTC
He continues to stare at her.

'You talk to your boyfrien' yet?'

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weplayparts October 16 2010, 16:57:51 UTC
There's a feigned surprise in her eyes, but it's hard to make out.

"And which boyfriend would that be, again?"

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themanclion October 16 2010, 17:02:06 UTC
He is so not in the mood to play this game with her. So he reaches out and picks up a bottle at random, pours her a shot. The writing on the bottle is distinctly alien and the liquid inside is brown and vaguely sludgy.

'There you go. A drink.'

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weplayparts October 16 2010, 19:26:40 UTC
She doesn't react, apart from a slight twitching of her nose.

"I'm serious. I don't have 'boyfriends'."

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themanclion October 16 2010, 19:34:18 UTC
'Does it look like I give a damn abou' your love life?'

It would be better if she did have boyfriends. Or one boyfriend, singular.

'Though I can' say I'm surprised. Never really hidden what a slapper you are, have you?'

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weplayparts October 16 2010, 19:37:23 UTC
"Enough to refer to whoever you're thinking of as my boyfriend," she coolly replies.

"Relationships are complicated. End of story."

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themanclion October 16 2010, 19:40:59 UTC
'No. They're not.'

He is pretty damn sure of this.

'Not for normal folk, anyway.'

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weplayparts October 16 2010, 19:45:23 UTC
"No?"

She nearly chuckles outright at that.

"Are you absolutely sure of that?"

She ignores the drink.

"Besides, I've already got all the commitment I can handle."

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themanclion October 16 2010, 19:58:47 UTC
'I'm the one who's married luv, reckon I know a darn sight more abou' it than you.'

And he snorts.

'You obviously don' know the firs' thing abou' commitment either, to anythin'. Jus' a waste of space, aren't ya?'

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weplayparts October 16 2010, 20:05:58 UTC
"Well, we can't all have as happy a marriage as you, can we?" she snaps back.

"Speaking as someone who was a wife once."

And maybe twice. Or three times.

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themanclion October 16 2010, 20:09:17 UTC
'Well, you ain' now, are ya?'

It's hissed over the bar, his eyes flashing anger.

'You ain't anythin'.'

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