Envy Adams (
whenshewasnice) wrote2012-01-13 08:19 pm
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Room 223, Friday Afternoon
Natalie was not intending to leave her room today. Nope. Yesterday had been... a lot of things she didn't really feel like dealing with right now. And the way to not deal was to stay in her room. There was nothing cowardly about it. She just wasn't going to leave. Just for today.
Maybe the weekend.
Unable to really concentrate on any of her school stuff, she took a seat by her keyboard, intent on forcing herself to focus on something. Immersing herself into practice seemed to be a thing for that. And she was sticking to strictly classical pieces.
No pop. And no singing.
[ooc: Door closed, post open!]
Maybe the weekend.
Unable to really concentrate on any of her school stuff, she took a seat by her keyboard, intent on forcing herself to focus on something. Immersing herself into practice seemed to be a thing for that. And she was sticking to strictly classical pieces.
No pop. And no singing.
[ooc: Door closed, post open!]

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Of course, you probably had to be inside her head to agree with that.
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He shrugged and figured she didn't see it that way. "I just wanted to make sure you were all right."
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"I'm not all right," she said. Since he'd asked, and everything. "I hate that yesterday happened."
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He was stupid but he had a heart and he liked her and wanted to do things right when it came to things like that.
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And not what the island found it funny for her to do.
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"I feel like hitting something."
Which was probably key to what was going on here. She didn't get the urge that often, but she was from a world where fights broke out regularly, and yesterday had jostled her enough to feel like doing something physical.
And the fact that she was actually voicing it probably said something about her lack of balance as well.
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He didn't know what else to really offer since she apparently didn't think he knew her and a bunch of other things that he was trying to forget about now.
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Alternatively, she could try not talking in a way that left him with negative conclusions.
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It wasn't like his opinions were welcome right now or anything.
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They'd already done the silent staring thing once, and she was all out of doorways to yank him through.
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"That doesn't cancel out my base level of liking you." Actually, it might have said quite a lot about the strength of said liking. "Besides, the term 'hatesex' is popular in certain circles for a reason."
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"And if you leave now, how easy do you think it will be for you to come back?"
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