Envy Adams (
whenshewasnice) wrote2015-10-25 08:53 pm
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Envy's Office, The Hegemony Compound, Brazil, Sunday Evening
"What? He called?!"
"Oh, yeah. Yeah, I forgot to tell you."
"You forgot?"
"Are you smoking? You smoke?"
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Another stellar couple of weeks back in Toronto. Kid Chameleon was getting courted by actual record labels, while Envy's boyfriend was conveniently forgetting to tell her when their representatives called.
(He'd also taken her out to an arcade, though, and despite her initial reluctance, she'd remembered for a while why they were actually dating. Still. Was it too little?)
It was good to be home, now. Probably. Even if she'd bypassed dumping her bags in her apartment and come straight to the office instead. Which was generally a sign she was about to smother herself with work in lieu of dealing with anything. But there was always something to do. Especially when she'd been gone for a couple of days.
... Ignore how good she was at staying on top of things even a universe over. There was always something.
[ooc: NFB but open, sure.]
"Oh, yeah. Yeah, I forgot to tell you."
"You forgot?"
"Are you smoking? You smoke?"
Another stellar couple of weeks back in Toronto. Kid Chameleon was getting courted by actual record labels, while Envy's boyfriend was conveniently forgetting to tell her when their representatives called.
(He'd also taken her out to an arcade, though, and despite her initial reluctance, she'd remembered for a while why they were actually dating. Still. Was it too little?)
It was good to be home, now. Probably. Even if she'd bypassed dumping her bags in her apartment and come straight to the office instead. Which was generally a sign she was about to smother herself with work in lieu of dealing with anything. But there was always something to do. Especially when she'd been gone for a couple of days.
... Ignore how good she was at staying on top of things even a universe over. There was always something.
[ooc: NFB but open, sure.]

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And hello, Envy.
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Then she did look up. "Or just tell him to freaking stop calling."
Hello, Peter.
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Envy's eyebrow was way up for that.
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Subtlety was her game. Well, that and being infuriatingly vague.
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She wasn't going to be done with paying extra attention to the latter anytime soon. (In fact, she was going to make a career out of it.) "But I still don't see how that would interfere with my plan of spilling juice on an ambassador. You'd think the distraction would make it easier. I would just have to keep my hands and my glass below chest-level."
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This was a ridiculous argument. Peter was enjoying it immensely.
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Please, Peter.
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Peter wandered over to her desk.
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"Anyway," he said, "if you'd be so kind to go dump a drink on the Moldavian ambassador, and maybe go through some of the enormous buttload - that's an imperial measurement, by the way - of files that just got dumped on my desk, be my guest."
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Was it even dinner time anymore? Toronto messed with her perception of time. (Really, Toronto messed with her perception of everything.)
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(Better get used to that.)
"Take-out." The mess hall could wait. "And I'll be putting it in my mouth, thank you."
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He reached for her phone. "I'll get you some churrasco," he said.
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"And GuaranĂ¡. I'll be here a while."
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"I'll get some for me, too," he said, idly scrolling through the list of restaurants in the city, then punching the one he was thinking about. "I think the last time I ate was twelve hours ago."
At least he remembered about that, these days. Most of the time.
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"Do we need to set you a timer for that?"
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And then he wasn't saying much to her, as he was busy putting in an order.
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But at least she didn't interrupt his order with any further comments.