RP: Novel Idea
Date: Friday, 20 January 2012
Characters: Ariel Crabtree, Mia Page
Location: Chez Mia/Serenity
Status: Private
Summary: In a place to make a business proposition.
Completion: Incomplete
She put her 'phone on speaker, and leaned back on the couch. Tipping her head back as she slid the first hair-stick out of her bun, she waited as the connection caught, and the dialing started. Hopefully Ariel wasn't busy.
Hopefully Ariel liked this, really. It'd been a surprise when the last order of business at the meeting today had been directed at her, but she liked it, Mia admitted to herself as she counted four rings, and started preparing to leave a message. She nudged Holly off her knee, sliding the other hair-stick free and shaking her hair down. Laying the pair of sticks on top of her folder, she ran a hand through her hair, sighing and drawing her legs up and in to fold them underneath her. But she wasn't the only one involved, and she knew the other girl had been hoping to try and get out more. So...she'd see, she guessed, as she counted six rings, and drew in a small breath, waiting for the answering machine to pick up.
Characters: Ariel Crabtree, Mia Page
Location: Chez Mia/Serenity
Status: Private
Summary: In a place to make a business proposition.
Completion: Incomplete
She put her 'phone on speaker, and leaned back on the couch. Tipping her head back as she slid the first hair-stick out of her bun, she waited as the connection caught, and the dialing started. Hopefully Ariel wasn't busy.
Hopefully Ariel liked this, really. It'd been a surprise when the last order of business at the meeting today had been directed at her, but she liked it, Mia admitted to herself as she counted four rings, and started preparing to leave a message. She nudged Holly off her knee, sliding the other hair-stick free and shaking her hair down. Laying the pair of sticks on top of her folder, she ran a hand through her hair, sighing and drawing her legs up and in to fold them underneath her. But she wasn't the only one involved, and she knew the other girl had been hoping to try and get out more. So...she'd see, she guessed, as she counted six rings, and drew in a small breath, waiting for the answering machine to pick up.