[ The jukebox was playing something from the early nineties, it sounded suspiciously like Nirvana beneath the static of the ancient device. On the couch, like he'd forgotten all about the visit, he was napping. Boots were resting on the couch, crossed at the ankle, as the older man lounged behind them, his face beneath the chapel of a fashion
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Whoop, there it was. Parking took a few minutes and a couple tries, since she wanted to do it perfectly, and she locked the car's door behind her, sticking the keys in a pocket and making her way into the office. Almost shy, she peeked in, tapping against the doorframe with her knuckles when she saw him...sleeping?] Knock knock~
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Finally, she decided to do what teenage girls are famous for, and went passive-aggressive, crossing over to the jukebox and turning the Nirvana down to not-quite-silent. Let's see if that works.]
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Hey.
[ There was a sleepy yawn. ]
Trish, turn it back up ...
[ One of his hands gestured loosely in the direction of the jukebox, the magazine still perched on his forehead. ]
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