Derek Morgan † Criminal Minds (
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poly_chromatic2012-01-28 10:59 am
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[Derek is still in a bad place with Cam having left so suddenly. But he's ventured out because he knows who he's seen on days like this before. He isn't really expecting anything or anyone, but he goes out anyway.
He's walking through the square close to the fountain where most people seem to congregate, looking over faces, through the crowds, into the eyes of people happy to see people they know, and those here for the day who look as confused as he remembers feeling when he'd first arrived here.]
ooc: yay! 4th wall! No duplicates, but otherwise anything is a go! :)
He's walking through the square close to the fountain where most people seem to congregate, looking over faces, through the crowds, into the eyes of people happy to see people they know, and those here for the day who look as confused as he remembers feeling when he'd first arrived here.]
ooc: yay! 4th wall! No duplicates, but otherwise anything is a go! :)

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[Hand in his, she steps back to look him over—not subtly—but also not really to check him out. That's just a fringe benefit. This is about the worry.]
How long has it been since I was here before? Have you been here this whole time? [However much whole time that might be.]
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It's been a few months... too long. And I always seem to be here.
[He squeezes her hand in his, his features lightening up a bit, putting on a show that he's very adept at putting on.] How about I buy my girl some coffee? There's a shop right over here.
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Oh, Derek Morgan, you know the way to a girl's heart. This is why I like it tall, dark, and full of muscles. I mean sugar. [It's not really a slip.]
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He laughs a bit and turns, his hand holding hers as they move toward a small building with the sign 'Cafe Juliet' over the top. He'd known coffee might be just the thing for them. She likes it and he knows she does. He likes keeping her happy.]
I know all the short cuts to your heart. And there are lots of them. Might have a list somewhere. [He teases her.]
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[Derek opens the door to the cafe open for her and they step inside out of the crowd. It's still a little busy inside but not as crowded as it is outside. They get in line to the counter.]
I don't think the Youth Center was up and running the last time I saw you. I built it, remodeled this old building and added onto it. Crazy, right?
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Making things better is kind of your signature. [And this fond smile that comes with her observation is absolutely free.]
And to your unspoken offer, yes, I would like to see it.
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You think you got me all figured out, huh? [Asked around a grin.
At the counter he orders a coffee with two sugars and then turns to see what Penelope wants.] They have all your mocha freppe latte whatever 'te' things here too.
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[She smiles and shakes her head.] It's cute that you think you know what you're talking about when it comes to coffee. [She smiles at the person taking her order and rattles off a long description which includes a "te" thing.]
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He pays for the drinks (after a brief hesitation since it means he has to let go of her hand) and they step to the side to wait for them to be prepared.]
Hey, I don't think what you order can be classified as coffee. It's something in a foreign language, but not coffee.
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So he settles into the back and forth, easily falling into their flirtatious game they always played.] Hey, I thought you liked it black. [He's only half black, but still...]
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He starts out of the coffee shop with her, but instead of going back to the square, he turns off on a side road leading away from it.] The youth center is a block this way. It was an old abandoned building to begin with. Had a basement. I restored it and added a second floor plus a whole lot of rooms to the back. Laid out a basketball court in the back. I'm really proud of it, actually.
A few days ago the entire City turned into legos. [He smirked.] I spent the day making sure the building stayed in tact cause the legos just came apart in the walls and the windows. Kids couldn't resist playing with them.