In the quest to find someplace that was spacious enough for the gaggle of children that happened to be following Reno about, Reno had decided to hit the roof with his own spawn. It was big, there was a view, and at present, it promised to be at least a little quiet
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Ron choked on the name and didn't even try to get it out.
"It didn't happen!"
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Perhaps it was a sign of goodwill. Or perhaps the child's fit was giving him a headache. Whatever it was, Reno was going to slide a tray of assorted breakfast-like items toward Ron.
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"Riina, quit playing with your food," she called, wandering over to lean by Reno. "I don't think Reno's scrambled eggs are sentient enough for play-time. That's what your siblings are for."
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"Though, I gotta admit, she's got a good... shuffle. Thing."
No, he had no idea what he was talking about when it came to dancing.
He looked at Dojima. "How'd we end up with this one?"
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He eyed Riina warily for a moment. Okay, still his daughter. Still sweet, in her own special way. But the dumbapple fell very far from the tree, here.
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Silly Romeo.
Awakening, Seraphina followed the group up to the roof, then stood looking at the table of food. She bounced a little in frustration. It smelled so good, but she couldn't quite reach anything.
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Kid was cute, kid was short, and kid was hungry. Also, kid was Romeo's, which helped in Reno's decision to walk over to the table and grin down at her.
"Want somethin' to eat, squirt? There's plenty to choose from, yo."
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No, the kid didn't like junk food. It was an unending mystery to her parents.
"ThankyouMisterReno," she added carefully.
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"You like fruit salad, huh? What's your favorite kinda fruit?" He grinned as he knelt down to present her with the plate. Small talk with small people was better made while lower to the ground.
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He brought her to the roof, eventually, hoping the noise up there meant something that would keep her entertained.
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Reno nodded a hello to the newcomers to the roof, grinning faintly.
"If either of you ain't had breakfast yet, there's. Uh." He looked at the impressive spread of pretty much anything edible that he could grab. "There's food, yo."
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He grinned at the kid. Cute. "Most of mine are spitfires, too," he said. "Might just be their age."
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"Hi!" she chirped.
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For a kid who had never seen a chirpy girl in his life, he was certainly getting his fill of them this weekend. In somewhat the same way that his pockets were getting their fill of danishes and orange slices.
"...Hi," he ventured. It appeared to be the proper sort of greeting, didn't it?
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Guess which question was more important.
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"... Everyone keeps eating it."
Which meant, yes, it was most certainly for sharing.
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