Jack-Raven-Mary Anne OOM

Mar 09, 2006 16:20

Jack is at a cafe. There's a lot of cafes in New York City.

He is writing. There are lots of writers in New York City. A lot of them write in cafes.

So familiar people running into this particular writer at this particular cafe would be purely coincidental, right? Right.

mary anne bell, raven

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song_tra_bong March 10 2006, 02:06:46 UTC
There are lots of blondes in New York City. Naturals, dye-jobs that could pass for natural, clearly bad dye-jobs, highlights and even a few wigs.

This one's a natural.

She's sitting a few tables over, not in his direct line of sight, but visible should he turn to look.

She orders coffee and a slice of cake.

The fact that her companion seems to resemble the particular writer is purely coincidental.

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creator_raven March 11 2006, 06:06:48 UTC
Raven does not laugh, but he certainly looks like he wants to.

It's in the eyes.

"It is a thing you doubt?"

His voice is tinged with horror.

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jackdriscoll March 11 2006, 06:07:54 UTC
"Well, yeah, I'm not exactly a teddy bear." There's a faint, confused smirk on his face.

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song_tra_bong March 11 2006, 06:13:10 UTC
A big, angsty teddy bear.

"Says you."

Someone clearly not Mary Anne must have muttered that. Her mouth is full of cake. No talking going on here.

Something overheard from a neighboring table, perhaps?

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creator_raven March 11 2006, 06:14:50 UTC
"It is not impossible, I do not think."

Raven studies Jack speculatively.

"Though fur is better in dark brown, perhaps."

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jackdriscoll March 11 2006, 06:20:47 UTC
"It's not real fur," he says, cutting into a slice of cake. "It's--manufactured...fuzzy...stuff."

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song_tra_bong March 11 2006, 06:24:07 UTC
"Ah. Technical term."

Yay, coffee!

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creator_raven March 11 2006, 06:26:33 UTC
Raven frowns.

"That is preferable?"

Humans are weird. This is final.

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jackdriscoll March 11 2006, 06:28:03 UTC
"Some people, I believe, are allergic to fur."

He snaps down--yes, snaps--a waitor. Who looks at the table confusedly. "Can I get a cappucino, please?" Jack asks the young man. He nods and scampers off, looking behind him a few times before disappearing into the cafe.

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song_tra_bong March 11 2006, 06:29:51 UTC
The double-taking waiter is eyed.

"So, which one of us do you think he was checking out?"

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creator_raven March 11 2006, 06:32:20 UTC
"Jack, I think. It is a hazard."

Raven wrinkles his nose. He might be sulking.

Maybe.

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jackdriscoll March 11 2006, 06:33:00 UTC
Jack raises an eyebrow. "I think he was looking at Mary Anne."

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song_tra_bong March 11 2006, 06:37:41 UTC
Raven gets a pat on the leg and a murmured "There, there, dear. I still think you're pretty." before adding to Jack's comment.

"Was tough for me to tell. Suppose we could all just flirt when he comes back and see who he responds to."

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creator_raven March 11 2006, 06:48:01 UTC
If possible, Raven pouts more.

"It is not a thing I am good at, perhaps."

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jackdriscoll March 11 2006, 06:49:34 UTC
Jack just eyes Mary Anne.

The double-taking waiter returns with Jack's cappucino. Jack makes no motion to flirt with him, bit gives him a nod. "Thanks."

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song_tra_bong March 11 2006, 06:56:00 UTC
More fun for the rest of the group, then.

"Oh!" Mary Anne turns to the waiter with a carefully measured lean. "Since you're here, you think I could get another coffee? Two sugars."

Beat.

"And cream."

She winks. "Thanks, sweetheart."

She can be subtle when she wants to. She doesn't particularly feel like it just now.

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