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Tweak says, "Flipped you on your back?"

kondo kozue | 近藤梢 (anthesphoria) wrote in disappear_rpg,
@ 2009-10-14 23:41:00

Entry tags:

kozue, tom

Who: Kozue and Tom
What: Sneaky Conversations. Or conversations and sneaking.
When: Evening, after the dungeon and the angels and all
Where: The lawn outside Tom's room
Why: It's too stereotypical not to do.

Plink. Plink. Plinkplinkplink. Something was hitting the window of Tom's room with light force, and persistent, uneven rhythm; something was being thrown against the window. A pause. And the whole process repeated. Most people in the world probably wouldn't notice it, but Kozue was counting on Tom's extreme paranoia. He kept his room like a fortress, practically. He'd have to notice a weird sound. (And if he didn't the dog would.)

She was standing below his window, throwing handfuls of small pebbles up at the window every so often. And waiting.

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ofmanydevices
2009-10-17 06:30 am UTC (link)

Tom frowned, and tried to keep the emotions out of his voice.

"Yeah they do call each other by their first names, but you can't do that here."

Then he held up his hand.

"Hold on a second, you're not..."

Tom shook his head, and took a breath.

"Look, I don't know how it is with most people, but... I don't want this whole thing. I know who you're friends are, I know the people you spend time with.

I'm not one of them. I'm better off alone."

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anthesphoria
2009-10-17 06:39 am UTC (link)

She frowned, and looked back down at Max. "What do you think about my friends, exactly?"

Of course, here it would come; not her friends but her boyfriends. Either he'd be judgmental or he'd be affronted that she wasn't putting out for him—or, at least, that's what she'd expect from most guys, and by now she'd mostly forgotten that she'd come here to find out if he liked Renju or not. Besides, even if he did. Someone was fully capable of having a crush and still being interested in fooling around with Kondo, because it was uncomplicated, and easy.

Never mind that Thomas clearly had no concept of physical affection—he'd asked her what a hug was, for goodness sake.

After a few moments of silence, she responded: "So use honorifics. It's not that complex."

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