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[closed] nothing is crueler than children who come from good homes
Date & Time: January 26th, sometime during the afternoon/evening
Location: The Initiative Library
Characters: Stephanie Brown, Vanadi
Summary: h e l p
Warnings: Vanadi comes with his own warning, right? AKA likely sexual content in some form or another.
[It hadn't taken her too long to reach the conclusion that this city was crazy. Between the kidnapping, the conscription, the randomly teleporting them back to the past, and the fact that half the Transport population suddenly changed ages and people are barely batting an eye, that tells her the whole thing is insane. In a totally mature response to the entire situation, Steph decides to hole up in the library as much as possible, so she doesn't have to deal with all this crap.
She's been there for almost five hours now, and is starting to have a little trouble focusing, which means it's time for coffee. It's the awful, sludge kind that comes from a machine, but it's cheap and better than nothing, so she makes do, warming her fingers around the styrofoam cup as she wanders the stacks to stretch her legs. After a few minutes she catches the attention of a staff member and asks about an encyclopaedia that had been referenced in a book she was reading, and gets pointed towards the back of the library, where the books are a little dusty and there are very few tables for people to sit. It doesn't really concern Steph, she tosses her now empty cup into a trashcan and goes to search for her book.]
Location: The Initiative Library
Characters: Stephanie Brown, Vanadi
Summary: h e l p
Warnings: Vanadi comes with his own warning, right? AKA likely sexual content in some form or another.
[It hadn't taken her too long to reach the conclusion that this city was crazy. Between the kidnapping, the conscription, the randomly teleporting them back to the past, and the fact that half the Transport population suddenly changed ages and people are barely batting an eye, that tells her the whole thing is insane. In a totally mature response to the entire situation, Steph decides to hole up in the library as much as possible, so she doesn't have to deal with all this crap.
She's been there for almost five hours now, and is starting to have a little trouble focusing, which means it's time for coffee. It's the awful, sludge kind that comes from a machine, but it's cheap and better than nothing, so she makes do, warming her fingers around the styrofoam cup as she wanders the stacks to stretch her legs. After a few minutes she catches the attention of a staff member and asks about an encyclopaedia that had been referenced in a book she was reading, and gets pointed towards the back of the library, where the books are a little dusty and there are very few tables for people to sit. It doesn't really concern Steph, she tosses her now empty cup into a trashcan and goes to search for her book.]
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Like you actually care.
[Okay, she definitely needs friends who aren't him.]
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Come now. Are we friends, or are we friends? Of course I care.
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You want to fuck me, and you'll play nice until you realize it's not going to happen, then you'll get bored and move on.
[She raises an eyebrow, challenging, even managing to fake a polite smile] Tell me I'm wrong.
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[ His grin is familiar now, and the act is well practiced. ]
Please don't tell me you forgot the other night's adventure already! You certainly can't tell me it wasn't fun.
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[And she'd be lying if she tried, she did have fun as long as she ignored all the flirting.]
You haven't gotten bored because you still think you've got a chance. God knows why it's worth the effort, maybe you just like a challenge.
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[ well okay that's not an untruth. He cocks a brow, daring her to challenge it. ]
Your turn to tell me I'm wrong.
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I can tell you that I'm not going to sleep with you. No matter how charming you are, you're not gonna convince me to. I stopped doing all that when I was fifteen, it got boring.
[boring probably isn't the right word, but she can't be bothered to find the right one]
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If you don't mind my saying, if you got bored of it, you weren't doing it with at all the right people.
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[She thinks Tim would've been different, but he - wasn't interested.]
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Also she would like to know why this conversation is happening.]
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You're overdue, Miss Brown.
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[On the plus side, at least she's not feeling quite so defensive anymore.]
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I'm an advocate for an enjoyable lifestyle, that's all.
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[This is unlikely but maybe he'll believe it.]
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You probably are. But it's to be expected, with four years of celibacy! These things are taught and practiced, you know, not innate.
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[hdu]
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[ He smirks, glances over her appraisingly, and seems to come to a conclusion. ]
There's a way to prove that. —And no, I don't mean we sleep together, you've made it perfectly clear that won't happen. [ yet. ]
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[Though she regards him suspiciously for what he says next, but not as wary as she would've been five minutes ago]
And how's that, then? Since you're apparently starting to get the hint.
[Not that she really think he's given up, but still.]
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[ And he even seems perfectly sincere about it, too. ]
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