Paprika (
byakkoyagirl) wrote2011-04-18 02:04 am
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✯ Alternate Universe Session ✯ [Action for house/Written]
[This morning when Paprika woke up, she was not welcomed to the comfortable feeling of her bed, the light buzz of an alarm clock ringing at 6am and the generally feeling someone gets when they wake from a good night rest. Instead she is welcomed by rocks, trees, patches of grass and so on. And the sound of the birds cawing wakes her up around 5:30am. To her surprise, she is out in the middle of the woods. What's worse - she has no recollection of ever going into the woods.]
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[It takes her about an hour to get back to Community House 2, where she quietly enters the house using a spare key. The "spare key" being a window against the wall of the 5th apartment room, which was convienently opened enough for her to push it up and climb into her bedroom. It's not being a bedroom intruder if you actually live in the house, right? She would enter through the door, but couldn't find her key once she arrived.
She silently showers, dries off, dresses herself in a new change of clothes and goes to the kitchen to start breakfast for the two other mouths. Hope you boys like scrambled eggs, toast and orange juice, made by your dear sweet mother. And try not to wonder why mom never came home last night either.]
[Written in the afternoon - Filtered from Luke and Asch 100%]
Okay everyone, it's time to play a game. The game is called "Who left Paprika in the middle of the woods last night without her permission". All you have to do is say the name of the jerkface who left me in the woods at night.
C'mon, don't be shy. I just want to know why I woke up in the woods this morning, instead of my significantly more comfortable bed. It's okay, I don't bite.Much.
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Also, can someone make me a new key for my house?
[ooc: tags come in the morning after I wake up and go to my classes]
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[It takes her about an hour to get back to Community House 2, where she quietly enters the house using a spare key. The "spare key" being a window against the wall of the 5th apartment room, which was convienently opened enough for her to push it up and climb into her bedroom. It's not being a bedroom intruder if you actually live in the house, right? She would enter through the door, but couldn't find her key once she arrived.
She silently showers, dries off, dresses herself in a new change of clothes and goes to the kitchen to start breakfast for the two other mouths. Hope you boys like scrambled eggs, toast and orange juice, made by your dear sweet mother. And try not to wonder why mom never came home last night either.]
[Written in the afternoon - Filtered from Luke and Asch 100%]
Okay everyone, it's time to play a game. The game is called "Who left Paprika in the middle of the woods last night without her permission". All you have to do is say the name of the jerkface who left me in the woods at night.
C'mon, don't be shy. I just want to know why I woke up in the woods this morning, instead of my significantly more comfortable bed. It's okay, I don't bite.
[...]
Also, can someone make me a new key for my house?
[ooc: tags come in the morning after I wake up and go to my classes]
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At least you can schedule when you see your patients.
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Okay no, we're not going to have a fight over who has it worst. You can punch the jerk first, but only if you leave something for me to punch, alright?
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Fine. I solemnly promise to leave you to your own devices if you let me hit whoever is responsible once. Fair?
What did happen to your key, by the way?
[Written]
No clue. I looked around the apartment and didn't find it. I think I may have lost it in the woods.
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And that's why "sneaking in like a burglar" was involved, then? Asch and Luke must have been surprised.
[Written]
[And yes she writes it out instead of actually saying it.]
They don't know. At least I hope they don't. I sneaked in through my bedroom window.
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Afraid of giving them ideas or something to that effect?
Well, they won't hear it from me.
[Written]
Thanks. Any idea where I can get a new key?
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Or you might ask Winry - Buffy's always going on about how good she is at little projects like that.
[Written]
Is everything normal at the school by the way?
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Normal enough, for a Shift.
[Written]
Don't sweat it too much. One late day never kills someone.
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But no, you're right. Unnecessary griping can set a worse example than being late, I suppose.
[Written]
Yeah. That is totally what I was getting at. You know, and you not being a worrywart like always.
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I'll be fine, Paprika.
[Written]
I believe you. You look out for everyone you care about, but sometimes you overwork yourself and forget about yourself. Don't forget that you need a break too sometimes.
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And I don't forget. I just [...] sometimes choose to ignore.
[Written]
Then stop choosing to ignore it and pay attention! If you keep worrying about everyone I'll have to spend all my time worrying about you. And I already have two kids to worry about on top of that!!
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If anything, it sounds as though your real problem is that they're siblings.
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What about your kids? No problems there, right?
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You just don't understand girls and how they get attracted to men.
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I'll be the first to admit that I don't understand girls. And I certainly don't understand how she's attracted to this particular man.
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