This whole thing was annoying. Ronan just wanted to go back to constantly feeling angry and annoyed at the world. He didn't want to throw angry, annoyed and wanting of the world into that mix. No. It wasn't happening
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Alana wandered in, headed for the refrigerator. She'd been eating a lot these last few days; it helped with the oral fixation. (Johnny helped with the rest.)
"Watching anything good?" she asked, with half a smile. "Or can I talk you into turning it to Animal Planet?"
Some people might be turned on by shows about safaris and puppy training, but Alana was not among them. Fuzzy, cute harmless animals seemed like the safest thing she could watch for the time being.
"No," Alana said with a slight laugh, "though now that you mention it that sounds pretty cool. Catharsis and all, right? But I was thinking, 'what's the least likely channel to have hot people on it' and Animal Planet's what I came up with. You got a better idea, go for it."
"Oh, I have lots of better ideas but they're really not appropriate for right now," he growled, frowning at the television before he started clicking the remote again. "What channel are the cute, cuddly animals on?"
Why was Ezra not wearing a shirt? Simple. It was an easy way of attracting the kind of attention he wanted to attract right now. Consider it advertising.
He waltzed in, and snorted when he saw Ronan. "Aw, grumpypants."
"It's Ronan." And Ronan was trying not to stare right now. He blinked and looked away, angry at himself for looking that long. "Guess you were one of the lucky ones when there was no power."
On one hand, Minako craved people on a daily basis. It was, like, just part of who she was. This week? This week it was even worse. Plus, what with the flowers and the pollen and the who she was... she could practically feel Venus thrumming under her skin. So it was either distraction or... some distraction that was probably a terrible idea. Common room with the most people it was, with a droid-baby in-tow.
And yeah, like Ronan-the-Grump was in there and he wasn't her favorite person ever? But considering all the things, that was probably a good thing. She wouldn't (hopefully) be tempted to kiss him.
Even if he was hot.
"Did you ditch yours with your co-parent, or throw it out a window?" she asked, holding up the baby she was mentally calling 'Artemis Jr.' "Because I gotta admit, the window has been tempting. I like kids, but this robot abomination is making me crazy."
"Left it in my room," he told her, glancing over at the robot baby. "I don't want to deal with it. It's got shelter, I didn't leave it in the snow somewhere. That's my good deed for the day."
"See, I have a cat," Minako confessed, making a face. "A bitchy, evil cat, who'd probably eat it. I mean, I love him, and I wouldn't blame him, but I'd come back to an ex-robot and Kira and I would fail."
Gwen was feeling pretty confident after her talk with Cassandra, in that she didn't need to be a slave to her hormones, and she was taking a stand... and then she walked into a common room full of hot people.
"God dammit, does this school not have any ugly people?" she demanded.
"Contrary to popular belief, I haven't been out and about that much this week," Ronan told her, shrugging. "Too annoyed with being cold and then too annoyed with feeling like -- "
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"Watching anything good?" she asked, with half a smile. "Or can I talk you into turning it to Animal Planet?"
Some people might be turned on by shows about safaris and puppy training, but Alana was not among them. Fuzzy, cute harmless animals seemed like the safest thing she could watch for the time being.
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And distracting.
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He waltzed in, and snorted when he saw Ronan. "Aw, grumpypants."
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"Aren't you cold?" he finally managed to say though it didn't hold the usual anger his words did. "And that's not my name."
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So no, he wasn't cold.
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He'd been cold and it'd sucked.
"No need for body heat." Goddammit.
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And yeah, like Ronan-the-Grump was in there and he wasn't her favorite person ever? But considering all the things, that was probably a good thing. She wouldn't (hopefully) be tempted to kiss him.
Even if he was hot.
"Did you ditch yours with your co-parent, or throw it out a window?" she asked, holding up the baby she was mentally calling 'Artemis Jr.' "Because I gotta admit, the window has been tempting. I like kids, but this robot abomination is making me crazy."
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He thought it'd work, at least. Closets were dark and private and -- He made a face at where his thoughts started to go.
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"God dammit, does this school not have any ugly people?" she demanded.
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Well, she probably knew.
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