[Tommy has no actual reason to be out and about today, except that he's looked out the window and on the Network and seen the commotion, and this is the kind of curse that he has very few objections to
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[ Amy's been out and about and not looking where she's going - very much on purpose, actually. It gets her in all the best situations. Whether running into Tommy under a mistletoe is one of those will remain to be seen. ]
[Tommy is of the opinion that he is a good adventure, but he's probably biased. He's also conspicuously positioned right under a bit of curse growth, and right in her way.]
[ Well, that just means she'll have to run into him. Not on purpose, of course, unless you count the fact that she didn't look where she was going, knowing full well the consequences of that.
Not that she minds. ]
Sorr-- [ is as far as she gets, the word hardly more than a reflex, and then her hands are on his shoulders and her mouth on his. Hello, Tommy. ]
[Hello indeed. He'd tell her not to apologize but his lips are busy with much more interesting and important matters, so he doesn't. He does put an arm around her waist, though, because if you're going to kiss a stranger (who might slap you after) you might as well milk it for all it's worth.]
[Tommy likes you, strange kissing lady. He's happy to respond in kind, for as long as she lets him get away with it. Err, as long as the curse demands, that's it.
[ Amy likes this curse, she really does. But be that as it may, when the compulsion fades, she draws back a little, one hand still on Tommy's shoulder. ]
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Not that she minds. ]
Sorr-- [ is as far as she gets, the word hardly more than a reflex, and then her hands are on his shoulders and her mouth on his. Hello, Tommy. ]
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He's a good kid, really.]
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Hey. [ Mustering him. ] So, how old are you?
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[That never flies, but he'll try it.]
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[He doesn't celebrate his birthday in the City, so he shrugs.]
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[Very nice.]
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