Envy Adams (
whenshewasnice) wrote2011-10-03 05:44 pm
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Room 223, Monday Afternoon
Natalie had survived her first Fandom High Parents Weekend. It really wasn't much of an accomplishment when she hadn't had any guests of her own, but whatever. She gathered it was still some kind of a landmark, even if she'd spent the majority of it just reading and watching stuff on her own. She just liked it better that way.
And hey, she'd still managed to get what she supposed was a variation of the 'if you hurt him' speech from Sam's friends, so that was something.
But now it was Monday, and it was time to get back into gear. And for Natalie, this meant sitting on her bed with a cup of coffee, studying German from the book in front of her.
She led such an exciting life.
[ooc: Post open, door halfway open. And not the other way around like I typed first.]
And hey, she'd still managed to get what she supposed was a variation of the 'if you hurt him' speech from Sam's friends, so that was something.
But now it was Monday, and it was time to get back into gear. And for Natalie, this meant sitting on her bed with a cup of coffee, studying German from the book in front of her.
She led such an exciting life.
[ooc: Post open, door halfway open. And not the other way around like I typed first.]

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He didn't know if she was looking for something or just...touching him because she wanted to. And he knew he could have asked but he didn't.
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Without a word.
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Sam decided he'd stay quiet too for as long as he could. It wasn't like this didn't feel good to him. He liked when she touched him and he liked how her hand felt against his skin. He could stay quiet and wait.
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She liked this too, though she was already wondering whether being silent would turn into some kind of a competition.
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He idly licked his lips but, besides blinking, he didn't move much else. His back was against her door and his eyes were on her and his feet weren't moving. So, his silence lengthened.
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She ended up breking the silence, though, but still sort of quietly. "You didn't mention me to your friends."
It didn't sound like an accusation. Mostly idle curiosity, if anything.
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"I really wasn't sure what to mention," he explained further. "And I didn't think they needed to know. I was being selfish. I didn't want to share just yet."
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Not something she would've expected him to say, for the record.
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Not other people's.
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Of course, Sam didn't know what they'd ask but they'd ask. "They'll know what I want them to know about things. About you. They can live with that."
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But no. "So, when would you like to go out again? To give you something more to possibly refrain from telling them."
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"We can go whenever," Sam repeated in simpler terms. "I've got an open schedule."
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She was so going to fail at fulfilling that expectation.
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"I think I can manage the teenager part of things but reckless seems to be eluding me lately," he mused with a brief, light smile. "But a trip sounds nice, I guess. Been awhile since I've been anywhere but here or Seattle."
Or a cage. Sigh.
"Could be good."
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Was she really supposed to care about his road rash?
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She hadn't seen his back.
"You really wanna go on a date with someone with pavement burn on his face? It's not pretty."
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