Envy Adams (
whenshewasnice) wrote2011-10-24 10:13 pm
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Room 223, Early Monday Evening
It was already the evening when Natalie made it back from Montreal. Leaving had been harder than it should have been, somehow. Being sure of the basics of how the world functioned provided a kind of comfort she couldn't help feeling. And maybe clinging to, just a little. It had been a good weekend, by her standards. Reading, music, a few walks around the city that happened to coincide with a phonecall or two back to Fandom.
And now she was here again. She'd dropped her bag on her bed and taken off her jacket, and right now... She was standing in the middle of the room, looking around and wondering whether there was room for a keyboard, and whether Tara would mind, and whether she'd actually play even if she did get one. Her parents had offered to pay for one, after an idle mention of having played something on the Fall Break. Privately, she thought they were offering mostly so she'd keep the skill up and keep playing songs for family at Christmas.
Regardless, she was considering it. She just wasn't coming to any sort of a conclusion.
[ooc: Open door, open post, I'm on Fall Break now myself, whoot.]
And now she was here again. She'd dropped her bag on her bed and taken off her jacket, and right now... She was standing in the middle of the room, looking around and wondering whether there was room for a keyboard, and whether Tara would mind, and whether she'd actually play even if she did get one. Her parents had offered to pay for one, after an idle mention of having played something on the Fall Break. Privately, she thought they were offering mostly so she'd keep the skill up and keep playing songs for family at Christmas.
Regardless, she was considering it. She just wasn't coming to any sort of a conclusion.
[ooc: Open door, open post, I'm on Fall Break now myself, whoot.]

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"Couldn't you figure it out without that?"
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He wasn't going to decide that.
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[And I go to work!]
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[*waves* Have a good day!]
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Maybe in a few years.
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No, she just hadn't gotten around to that, even though the first part of her statement hadn't exactly been a lie, either. She looked at him again, with a slightly raised eyebrow.
"Would you like to come in, Mr. LaCroix?"
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Beyond her musical instrument related wonderings, that was.
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"A little," she replied, turning around again. Just barely smiling.
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"Me too. Just a little," he said, giving her a brief smile of his own. "Did you tell your parents about me?"
Well, she got to hear his friends not know about her and she gotten to ask!
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It was entirely possible they thought he was a girl, even. "Briefly."
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Well, Brid. But. Yeah.
"My landlord used to lecture me all the time about getting a girlfriend. I guess I can't blame my mom for being curious."
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