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Akuba Maeko (giantfruitbyday) wrote in disappear_rpg,
@ 2010-01-15 23:47:00

Entry tags:

gendou, kanaye, maeko

Who: Maeko, Gendou. Kanaye may be hanging around somewhere?
What: OI
Where: Skypark
When: Early evening.
Why: EXCUSE ME COULD YOU STOP LYING.

Maeko wanted Gendou to be responsible for this. Because if he was it meant she hadn't beem quite as gulliable in trusting Misaki ever. It still seemed unlikely, Misaki's blaming him seemed like a stunt to avoid the blame herself, but right now he was the only person who was blameable.

So, dammit, he was being blamed.

She'd told him she needed to talk to him about council business and waited at the skypark. The fact that she could see her appartment block from here was why she'd chosen this meeting place and it was a sign of agression, though not one that was likely to be read. This was her territory. Not the school, where Gendou was boss. She could see her house from here and in Maeko's mind that meant she was in charge.

She sat quietly on a bench, checking through her messages, and waited for Gendou to show up.

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	zealousemperor 2010-01-18 05:42 am UTC (link)
	Kanaye stumbled a bit. She seriously said yes? Didn't girls have something against showing their rooms to guys? He blinked and shrugged. "If you want." Kanaye proceeded to walk down the hallway and open the door that Maeko had said was hers. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

giantfruitbyday
2010-01-18 06:05 am UTC (link)

It was clear which door was Maeko's. If had her name on it, sort of. On a hand-drawn, badly-coloured sign that looked like it was make when she was either very small or for some reason prone to writing characters from her own name poorly.

There wasn't really much more remarkable about the room than its size. It wasn't any bigger than the absolute minimum size it would have to be to house the futon that was currently rolled up at the back of the room when it was unrolled. The walls were covered with pink wallpaper that involved cartoon bunnies and had been drawn on, probably not recently. Additions to the wallpaper involved hats, moustaces and what appeared to be the loch ness monster about to eat one and were collected closer to the floor. There was a a large cupboard at the far end of the room and in front of it two peices of wooden surface were hinged to the wall to serve as table and desk, currently folded flat against the wall and impossible to lower due to the rolled-up futon in the way.

It was tidy (it had to be, at least on the floor, to unroll the futon at night and sleep) and there was a large mesh bag of stuffed toys hung from one wall. Rumpelstiltskin the bear and Jordinel the cat were seated on top of the futon. There was nothing else really notable about it.

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	zealousemperor 2010-01-18 06:10 am UTC (link)
	Kanaye entered and whistled. This really WAS tiny. It was also rather cute, though. "I have to admit, Maeko-chan, your room is nice." He said, looking at the bear. "These are cute!" He picked it up. "Looks old, though. You had it when you were a kid, eh? You'd be a cute kid, not that you aren't now." (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

giantfruitbyday
2010-01-18 06:26 am UTC (link)

"My dad gave him to me a long time ago. He's from one of his trips. I don't remember where, though."

Maeko had got up from the couch to check that she hadn't left that cat toy out (and she had. figured. at least she could probably jsut say she hadn't put it away yet.) and was stood in the doorway. "He's called Rumpelstiltskin"

She pronounced the unfamiliar word with surprising ease considering how awful her english usually was.

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	zealousemperor 2010-01-18 06:40 am UTC (link)
	Kanaye was impressed. "You managed to pronounce that? Cool! I don't think I could pronounce that, either!" He looked at the bear again and set it down. "Well, I should be leaving now." He turned around and smiled. "Thanks for inviting me in, Maeko-chan!" With that, he left quickly. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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