[Yeah but then this wouldn't be an easy inbox thread anymore, did you ever think about that, Red.
But fine, there's only so long he'll be difficult. He ducks his head to hide his grin, but obligingly pockets his phone after that. Assuming Akira's otherwise occupied by now soas to not heck up you and omo, he finally caves and catches up to her on the floor, sidling past the remains of the competition toward her station. By way of a hello, he reaches up to gently thumb the original offending swipe of flour away from her cheek.]
There. [Without the disguise of text he sounds way too pleased with all this, really.] Better?
If she sees him coming, she makes no indication that she's noticed. Only Red's just as gross as he is, and if he were to look down she'd definitely be grinning right back. Instead she feigns focus elsewhere, cleaning up the area around their ( edible, just barely decent ) tart.
— And repays his extremely generous gesture ( and the accompanying question ) with one of her own. Featuring whipped cream on her fingers, and — now on his cheek. She definitely looks way too smug about this. ]
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Yeah. The recipe calls for it.
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don't think so. sounds pretty good.
[??? is this helpful.]
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[Swords don't get to eat tarts, probably. Don't rub it in.]
I'll stick around, though. celebrate your victory.
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How kind of you.
[ And then she goes back to baking, before the next break she gets. She catches his eye, and quickly texts a — ]
You're getting all my bad angles from there. [ He should come closer. ]
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couldn't if I tried.
[You have no bad angles, Red. C'mon.]
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You could have come closer instead of trying to butter me up.
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figure you didn't need me underfoot, over there.
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I don't know if I'd call you "underfoot".
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what would you call it?
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This is getting hard.
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[She'll be fine, probably.]
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[ The text that she deleted: I was with you. ]
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hasn't let me down yet.
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You know, it's your fault if my head gets too big.
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[besides, all this artsy stuff is her domain, not his. he tries, but. y'know.]
Akira sent me a snapshot. think you missed your calling in Cuisine?
[critic or not, this is definitely a joke.]
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probably a good reason for that. maybe don't let anyone see over your shoulder.
[Y'know, at what she's typing.]
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[ Obviously anyone can see that she's just talking about how bad she is at cooking!!! ]
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[He knows what she means.]
one way to find out.
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[ This is the most useless conversation they've had in a while but she can't stop engaging him apparently. ]
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Red?
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I bet you could have come this way at least 20 times, by this point.
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But fine, there's only so long he'll be difficult. He ducks his head to hide his grin, but obligingly pockets his phone after that. Assuming Akira's otherwise occupied by now soas to not heck up you and omo, he finally caves and catches up to her on the floor, sidling past the remains of the competition toward her station. By way of a hello, he reaches up to gently thumb the original offending swipe of flour away from her cheek.]
There. [Without the disguise of text he sounds way too pleased with all this, really.] Better?
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If she sees him coming, she makes no indication that she's noticed. Only Red's just as gross as he is, and if he were to look down she'd definitely be grinning right back. Instead she feigns focus elsewhere, cleaning up the area around their ( edible, just barely decent ) tart.
— And repays his extremely generous gesture ( and the accompanying question ) with one of her own. Featuring whipped cream on her fingers, and — now on his cheek. She definitely looks way too smug about this. ]
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