Maxine Caulfield (
timelapsed) wrote in
driftfleet2016-03-07 09:14 pm
it's a mingle, a paisley mingle
Who: Paisley crew and/or visitors and/or Chloe
Broadcast: N/A
Action: The Paisley
When: Anytime in March p much
[ Welcome to the Paisley, where the drama's made up and the points don't matter ]
Broadcast: N/A
Action: The Paisley
When: Anytime in March p much
[ Welcome to the Paisley, where the drama's made up and the points don't matter ]

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Rogue shrugged. "Yes an' no. Hard ta find someone where it's a really fair match, an' it's kind of weird just fightin' for the sake of it."
Fighting and hurting a person, not a sim, not a wooden post, for money just had felt... weird. It had felt necessary, but it wasn't something she'd been particularly proud of afterwards. "Can't really let loose, an' it's sort of annoyin' fightin' so carefully."
She bobbed her head back and forth, considering. "Decent money, though."
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A quick grin. "Pickin' the round to win in made it more challenging. I reckon that's 'bout as fair as lettin' you place my bets."
Win every time, no doubt.
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Then her expression turned mischievous. "Might even let ya treat me ta dinner an' a shoppin' spree somewhere, if you're rollin' in it."
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Rogue stepped forward, moving deliberately into his space. "Should I bat my eyes an' get somethin' with a real high slit?"
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Remembering their research mission when he'd regained his hearing, her expression turned a shade wicked. "Always up ta somethin' between the stacks."
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She smirked a little, dropping her hands. "Well, don't let me stand in your way," she said, ducking out from under his arms and leaving him to it.
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And then grimaced. "Stuff and nonsense."
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She nodded toward the books. "Go on, have a look-see. Wouldn't wanna distract any."
The tenor of her smile did change slightly at that, perhaps casting aspersions on her veracity, or maybe simply indicating that she was thinking of previous distractions with a certain amount of fondness.
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She didn't step closer, but she leaned forward just a little more into his space, a small and teasing smile on her face, "Don't see any reason why I've gotta be concerned 'bout my volume."
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...well, enjoyable as that would be, she didn't really want to feed into making him feel as though he had to prove something.
So instead, she deftly stepped to the side and looped her arm through his, "Then I reckon that means you're done with the non-fiction. Wanna try a different section?"
She tugged slightly by stepping aside while maintaining her hold, as if to lead him.
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