Third Floor Common Room, Wednesday Afternoon

Jan 07, 2015 16:36

Since a certain class had wound up being messier than Amy had anticipated, she was left with wet hair in the middle of the afternoon due to the need for a spontaneous midday shower. So no, this Texan wouldn't be going back outside in the cold today ( Read more... )

travis coates, 3rd floor common room, amy raudenfeld

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theheadkid January 7 2015, 22:58:08 UTC
It was cold and boring in Travis's room so he'd gone out in search of both warmth and something to do. One floor up, he found a common room with someone actually in it so he stopped in there.

"Freaking cold outside," he grumbled, not unused to the cold but totally willing to complain about it. "Afternoon. How's television today? Engaging or ultimate brain cell killer?"

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princessarcasm January 7 2015, 23:05:13 UTC
Okay, Amy was so grateful to have company. Listening to every word the narrator said got exhausting after a while.

"It's not bad," she offered, scooting over to make room on the couch in case he wanted to sit. "It's a documentary about writers whose lives are even more messed up than the stuff they write about. Kind of predictable, but it's pretty interesting. I'm learning a lot about Ann M. Martin."

Although then again, Amy was a documentary geek. "But you can change it if you want," she added.

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theheadkid January 7 2015, 23:13:35 UTC
"No, no, this is good," Travis told her, dropping down onto the couch and rubbing his hands together to warm them up. He wasn't a huge book guy but scandalous documentaries were things he could get with.

"Better than what I typically find on these televisions. Inevitably, I get religious shows that preach and talk and talk and preach and I just tune out or fall asleep."

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princessarcasm January 7 2015, 23:28:16 UTC
Amy wrinkled her nose. You had her sympathy, Travis.

"That sounds more like what I'd find on TV at home," Amy said. "Except it would be because my stepdad DVR'd it and wanted us all to watch it together. I promise this is more entertaining so far."

For one thing, it was more than just one sweaty guy in a polo talking.

"I haven't met you yet, have I?" She'd encountered a lot of new faces over the past week. "I'm Amy."

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