Envy Adams (
whenshewasnice) wrote2017-02-15 09:54 am
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Envy's Duplex, The Hegemony Compound, Ribeirao Preto, Wednesday
There was a bouquet of roses on Envy's coffee table. Happy Valentine's Day to our Valentine. Some things just didn't seem to change.
Envy was twenty-six today. It was weird to think about - at times it felt like she'd breezed through six years in the span of two. Maybe it was all the living in several drastically different multiversal timezones. Or just all the handwaving.
But it was her birthday, and she had taken the day off from everything. Business was going great, and would survive this one day without her while she loafed around the apartment in her expensive robe with music playing in the background.
She wouldn't have admitted it to anyone, but she was making up for her previous birthday. A ritzy party with her at the centre of everyone's attention was a thing she enjoyed, to be sure, but... It hadn't felt right. Not for her birthday. (And then she'd had the fight with Jim, and it had gotten worse.) Birthdays were private, not a PR event. No matter how many rock icons were in attendance.
Here, today, it was just the one.
Her.
And she liked it that way.
[ooc: NFB but open!]
Envy was twenty-six today. It was weird to think about - at times it felt like she'd breezed through six years in the span of two. Maybe it was all the living in several drastically different multiversal timezones. Or just all the handwaving.
But it was her birthday, and she had taken the day off from everything. Business was going great, and would survive this one day without her while she loafed around the apartment in her expensive robe with music playing in the background.
She wouldn't have admitted it to anyone, but she was making up for her previous birthday. A ritzy party with her at the centre of everyone's attention was a thing she enjoyed, to be sure, but... It hadn't felt right. Not for her birthday. (And then she'd had the fight with Jim, and it had gotten worse.) Birthdays were private, not a PR event. No matter how many rock icons were in attendance.
Here, today, it was just the one.
Her.
And she liked it that way.
[ooc: NFB but open!]

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Peter'd be lying if he said he had a lot of time, but he'd managed to wrestle an hour or so off his schedule.
He didn't have much of a gift. After the particular madness of Gideon, he wasn't sure she was really aching for one.
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Besides, she had a small mountain of gifts from fans waiting for her at the New York office. She just didn't know it yet.
When she came to the door and opened it, she looked more like a stylist's idea of a rock star beauty queen taking a day off than she did a normal person's real life version of the same. It was a thing that happened when your stats were the way hers were. (The robe helped. So did, possibly, her mostly-bare legs.) "Hello there."
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(He knew it wasn't wrong.)
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And he knew he knew that. She stepped back, giving way.
"So come inside, and tell me happy birthday like you mean it."
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Taking the initiative, for once.
"I would say I am, yes."
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There was a dirty joke in there somewhere, left untouched.
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Not when it was her, at least. In fact, he leaned into her.
"And I pride myself in only the most high-quality of dirty jokes," Peter said, "So I'm glad we got to avoid unpleasant slapping."
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"As opposed to pleasant slapping," she said, affecting just the slightest hint of that phone sex operator-y voice that could make men like Scott Pilgrim tremble. It went with the joke.
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He kissed her cheek. The phone sex voice demanded it.
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"Early in the day or early in... this?"
Whatever this was.
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"A little bit of both, I think," he said honestly.
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There were probably other things to say on the subject, but she didn't. Yet, anyway.
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That was as blunt as he was likely to be about it.
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"Don't get so graphic with me, Wiggin."
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He mimed ticking boxes, because he could be kind of an ass.
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