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Tweak says, "My mind is on vacation"

kondo kozue | 近藤梢 (anthesphoria) wrote in disappear_rpg,
@ 2010-06-14 23:26:00

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keiichi, kozue

WHO: Kozue and Keiichi
WHAT: Present! A Present!
WHERE: Chagall Cafe.
WHEN: After Seiko's Dungeon.
WHY: Kozue cannot resist her compulsion to buy the world.

Kozue had been medicating her doubts and worries in much the same way she had done after other stints in Paradise—aside from her own—shopping and ice cream and cake. Of course, she had covered two out of three of those things in her own place in Paradise. So she was out for coffee and cake; she was also being productive.

At the used bookstore, when she'd meant to buy a Feel Better gift for Renju, or an I Regret That Your Head God Is On Vacation present (they didn't make cards for that), she had ended up buying... More things. For other people. At least, in a used book store, she hadn't found anything for herself, which had probably saved her some money in the end.

She'd texted Keiichi to let him know she had something to give him—and she'd gotten a piece of peach pie while she waited. With a side of ice cream. If Ito showed up in time, he could have some.

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keiito
2010-07-10 08:26 pm UTC (link)

Had he been less well acquainted with her after all these months, he would have swallowed wrong, or his jaw would have dropped, or any of a number of other things.

It was, however, nice to know that even though Kozue was capable of trying to hide some things from him, she was still same old Kozue when it came to non-Shadow related things.

"Screwing it is, Kondo-chan!"

And with that, he scooped her up in his arms easily, taking care to cradle her head with his arm and hand. He'd be able to clean up after dinner later; no one ever went in the kitchen anyway.

Opening the door with one hand, he carried her out into the hallway the few steps needed to get to his dorm. No one was there to see, but it was unlikely that he would have cared regardless.

The door opened, and closed soon after. One of the benefits to having a single was that there would be no need for a sock on the door, or any other such slightly-awkward pleasantries.

> The night continued...

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