A wild mass of curly hair groaned and buried itself deeper into a fort of pillows and blankets, the curtains of the hotel only pulled in so far and so a shining slit of light had interrupted Pasha’s sleep. The Ensign forced her eyes open, despite the protest of inner teenager just to roll over and go back to sleep, begrudgingly she battled her way
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Praying that it was just a maid coming to clean the room, she unlocked the door and peered through the gap. It was Hikaru. The girl was well into panic mode now, she couldn’t close the door or he’d think something was wrong and she couldn’t open it and let her friend in because, frankly, she looked a complete state. She froze in a blind panic, her brilliant mind attempting to work through the haze of a severe hangover to figure out a solution.
Aha! That would do. “One second please. I’m not decent.” Pasha yelled, cursing how thick her accent sounded, with her tongue numb and heavy. Speedily she scooped up a scarf from her suitcase and wound it around her neck, hoping to cover most of the small bruises and firmly tied the sweatpants around her small hips. Dashing back open she pulled the door open. “Dobroe ut-. Sorry. Morning.” Chekov greeted.
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Finally, when Pasha opened the door all the way and greeted him, Sulu put on his smile again and held out the still warm coffee.
"Uh, hey! Hi. Er. Good morning." He shifted his weight from one foot to another and cleared his throat, trying to make things a little less strange. Pasha's current attire looked haphazard and rushed and she looked like she'd just woken up. "Coffee? I didn't know if you wanted cream or sugar in it so I just got it black. Nice scarf."
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