Well, this was it, then, wasn't it? Once again, they'd reached the last relative day of peace and quiet before the new students shuffled in and workshops got back into full swing. Jono's week had been an eventful one already, between his impromptu jam session with the slightly insane girl who had tried to smash her guitar on the floor on Tuesday,
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The devil -- who was scantily clad and had a fairly impressive rack -- said that she should poke her head in and annoy the crap out of Jono some more.
It was really nice when the two got along like that.
"What are you playing?" Rinoa asked.
Shame she hadn't brought nail polish.
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"Thank you," she said. "I ... like remembering her, like this. I think she would have liked you."
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Actually, that flattered Jono far more than he was willing to admit. Though it probably showed well enough on what was left of his face.
//It really is a beautiful song,// he decided. //I can see why she'd want to hold it dear.//
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Not that that would have made it any easier.
She rolled her eyes playfully. "My father can out-grump you any day of the week."
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He was proud of that title, too. He put a lot of work into being an unapproachable arsehole.
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Call it a hunch.
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//Tell me, luv, do you get rejected often?//
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She hesitated before adding, "He's more afraid of people leaving. Not them not wanting to get close at all."
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//That's not what I'm afraid of. Not... quite so simply.//
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"Awww, she's so cute!" Rinoa giggled. "Does she do that often? She isn't stuck or anything, is she?"
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