Valentine's Day Chocolate
Getting chocolate into someone's shoe locker was treated like a top secret infiltration mission. She'd had it all planned out. At 1308 hours, she would ask to use the bathroom, beg if she had to! Then Orihime would dash downstairs, avoiding the hall monitor by using the steps on the far side instead of the central stairway in the middle, sneak to the lockers when he patrolled in the opposite direction, and commence the operation in under 30 seconds. All she had to do was take the chocolate hidden in her own locker, transfer it to his, and then duck into the bathroom to make her claim more credible if she was interrogated by the enemy hall monitor.
The chocolate was hand-made. Tatsuki had to convince her to just use plain chocolate in molds rather than filling it with 'surprise centers', as coconut curry tasted a lot better in bread than it did in chocolate. Orihime was reluctant to agree, but she had to admit, it wouldn't destroy her limited budget for groceries that way.
Instead of picking up a mold with hearts or cupids, she found one with robots, and gladly filled each mold with a steady drizzle of melted milk chocolate. After they'd cooled, she wrapped them in a neat blue cloth printed with gold gears, and tied it off with a ribbon and a tag. Her name was nowhere to be seen - this was about as bold as she could manage - in favor of just wishing 'the target' a happy Valentine's Day. She didn't want him to think that he owed her a return present on White Day, so if he never knew who it was, he wouldn't have to, BWAH HA HA HA HA HA!!!!
...Then again, anyone who knew Orihime would find the chocolate robots to be a dead giveaway.
(OOC: Targets are guys only, but I'm okay with CR too!)
The chocolate was hand-made. Tatsuki had to convince her to just use plain chocolate in molds rather than filling it with 'surprise centers', as coconut curry tasted a lot better in bread than it did in chocolate. Orihime was reluctant to agree, but she had to admit, it wouldn't destroy her limited budget for groceries that way.
Instead of picking up a mold with hearts or cupids, she found one with robots, and gladly filled each mold with a steady drizzle of melted milk chocolate. After they'd cooled, she wrapped them in a neat blue cloth printed with gold gears, and tied it off with a ribbon and a tag. Her name was nowhere to be seen - this was about as bold as she could manage - in favor of just wishing 'the target' a happy Valentine's Day. She didn't want him to think that he owed her a return present on White Day, so if he never knew who it was, he wouldn't have to, BWAH HA HA HA HA HA!!!!
...Then again, anyone who knew Orihime would find the chocolate robots to be a dead giveaway.
(OOC: Targets are guys only, but I'm okay with CR too!)