Her leave had officially ended two days ago, and although she'd reported that she'd gotten back, she'd pretty much immediately set foot in the garage and never left. Although food was sent the day after she'd come back and Mac sent back a little 'thank you' for Shar Pei, she'd still deigned not to leave her second haven
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Reaching the edge of the pool though Ethan realises he's not alone in the pool room anymore, pulling himself out of the pool Ethan shakes the water out of his ears and looks at Mac.
"Finally decided to show your face then huh?"
Oh yes, Ethan was aware that Mac had returned but not deemed him worthy of a visit. Shar Pei might well adore Mac, that was how Ethan knew she was still alive, they shared a brotherly concern when Richards got too focused on her latest project.
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"I figured you might miss my lovely face," and she did get just a little lonely from time to time. Feet soaking in the pool, Mac watched Ethan drip water on the floor with a smirk on her face.
"Are you sure you didn't fall out of a GQ magazine? I mean, I swear I saw you in one." It's a long standing joke that she'll tease his mild vanity over his body -which fair enough he needs to maintain, but Mac likes poking buttons.
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Surfacing by Richards' feet Ethan propped his elbows on the side of the pool and wiped the water off of his face. "Didn't get you wet did I?"
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Kicking her feet in his direction she laughed, although she wasn't really bothered about the state of her clothes at all. She'd change before she headed back to the garage, if she headed back tonight.
"So, I see there are a few more busy little ants around the place. How's that going?" She hadn't really been too bothered with the arrival of the so called 'team'. In fact, she'd been glad when she'd worked out her leave so that she was off base when they all rolled in.
She wasn't a fan of the meet and greet. "Killed anyone yet?"
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Still, despite his misgivings about no longer being in his prime, the hunter was in fairly good spirits as his hands jabbed away at the bag in a rhythmic pattern as the sweat soaked through the wifebeater he was wearing. He paused for a moment to grab a water bottle nearby. His breathing came light and easy.
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Instead there were a silver fox standing around and Mac was suitably startled to short out the water cooler in the corner before fixing it and moving on like nothing had happened. "Yo," it was a standard greeting as far as she was concerned and Mac didn't regularly give them out. "Never expected anyone to be up here."
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"Howdy," he grunted out, setting the water bottle back down as he flexed his hands. He'd broken the fingers so many times that they had the tendency to lock up on him if he didn't keep the fingers regularly going. He hadn't seen this woman around the camp before. His first immediate thought was whether she was a human or a mutant. Thus, his words were guarded, but not yet unfriendly. "I thought the same."
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Mac wasn't really known for her social skills, and for having been at the base more than six months, only a handful of the guards and personnel could tell you what she looked like. "Rule of thumb, swimming in clothes might not be a good idea." She turned to smirk at the older guy with a towel over her head. "I'm Sergeant Richards, but everyone calls me Mac or they get kicked in the nuts."
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