Well, that was it for another term of workshops, then, and now there was a week to look forward to not a heck of a lot of anything at all.
Zack, of course, was going to kick that off by attempting to get in touch with the Director back in Midgar, to see if there was any important work for him yet. That phone call was met with no answer from
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He wasn't thinking about that when he went up to the roof for some fresh air. "Hey man. Having a picnic?"
Well, there was lemonade.
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Zack shrugged and offered up the juice jug and the package of disposable cups that he'd grabbed. He had been a student here long enough to know better than to think that if you had food in a public place, then it was completely your own.
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Ew.
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Like little black and yellow dive-bombers from hell.
"But those are easy enough to take care of. They don't believe in strength in numbers, usually."
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She had forgotten about how bright the sun was up here. And how crowded the roof could get.
"Kiss kiss," she said, clinging tight to her mug. "Gah. Stupid sunlight."
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... Nope, she seemed not-firey-enough.
"Crazy night?"
He was guessing, here.
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The reason Zack hadn't had them often was because he didn't drink all that often, as much as he enjoyed doing so when he was in good company.
"Are you over the worst of it, at least?"
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He tried to hide the bucket of water balloons behind his back. It didn't work so well.
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"You weren't? But it's the roof, man. It's probably one of the busier spots around here, if only because of all of the smokers in our school."
And the emo kids.
"If I offer you some lemonade, do I get water balloon immunity?"
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"Well, I wouldn't tell anyone, if you were to go and drop a few off the side. And hey, I'll share my lemonade with you anyhow, if you like. Seeking out unsuspecting targets can be hard work, after all!"
Trouble? Zack? Never.
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For now, there were amazingly fluffy clouds to soak in. And she could wave to the guy she'd seen at Magic Reserves.
"I should have brought a book," she said. And a lounge chair, and sunscreen, and cold drinks ... oooh, maybe he'd share his lemonade.
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"You don't need a book when you're up here," he pointed out. "Just look up! The clouds are awesome today."
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Really, it was impossible to say a phrase like 'chopped moogle' and not be grinning.
"I'm totally capable of arguing over cloud shapes, you know. It was one of maybe a handful of things to do back home when I was a kid that wouldn't freak my parents out."
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Or if it would be better to slip back downstairs before anyone noticed her. She could take Yei out to the preserve as well, after all.
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Too late, Hinata. You'd been spotted. Or, well, your tagalong had been. Zack totally recognized that kitten, and was now waving the both of you down!
"Heya!"
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Person? Person! Purring time was now!
Hinata had the world's most cheerful kitten, yes.
"Hello," she said, smiling slightly. "I am glad I do not seem to be intruding."
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A pause, and then he was reaching for the few plastic cups he had left.
"And I totally wouldn't have made so much lemonade. Want some?"
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