Angela Montenegro (
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poly_chromatic2012-06-30 12:38 am
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» 6; audio
Just because the lights are on doesn't mean anybody's actually home, or in this case, the shop's actually open. Sorry to break your little precious hearts, but there'll be no Visitors' Day specials today at Passione. Yes, I understand other shops are doing it, but not this one, mainly because we're closed at this hour of the night.
[And currently there are a lack of employees and such other things a business requires.]
Feel free to stop by and tell this lone worker hello if you care to, maybe bring me a coffee and a donut, maybe a late night dinner too. Just saying. It'll be your good deed for the day.
[ooc: Action/Audio welcome since she's at the shop. Everything is fair game except anything past S4 of Bones. Anything else she can easily forgot by *~*magic*~*.]
[And currently there are a lack of employees and such other things a business requires.]
Feel free to stop by and tell this lone worker hello if you care to, maybe bring me a coffee and a donut, maybe a late night dinner too. Just saying. It'll be your good deed for the day.
[ooc: Action/Audio welcome since she's at the shop. Everything is fair game except anything past S4 of Bones. Anything else she can easily forgot by *~*magic*~*.]
you were waiting in the bushes, i know.
But who said blond egotistical bastard?
bodyslamming f5 on the flist all the way
[He walks over and extends a hand to help her to her feet, as nonchalant as ever, like it's not a big freakin' deal that he's back for a visit right now.]
Now c'mere.
poor f5. what did it even do to deserve such a fate?
You idiot. I missed you.
[Silently, she's checking his body temp to see if he's cold. Like all the other dead people here. One never knows with the bits and bobs and feelings she got about Panem.]
it took on the duty of being the refresh key, naturally
Since he is, of course, dead.]
Of course you missed me. I'm a missable guy.
[But naturally, he doesn't hug most of the ladies who miss him the way he's holding Angela right now.]
You want to tell me what you're doing here so late?
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What happened?
[It's a question she doesn't want to ask but it's an answer she needs to know.]
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Actually, I'm pretty comfortable. It's nice weather outside. Summer.
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It's Finnick. It's what he does. Why is she so surprised?]
So we're just going to pretend that nothing is wrong here?
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Oh. You meant that kind of cold.
[He reaches up with one hand and cups her face, running his thumb over her cheek. It won't surprise him one bit if she knocks his hand away, but hey, it's Finnick, personal space has never been something he pays much heed.]
We can still pretend that nothing is wrong, if you want. Mostly because nothing is wrong.
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[Tell her how you died. Tell her you at least died happy. Died doing what you loved.]
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Because "hey, I'm back, and I have a surprise for you: I'm dead" makes for a really terrible conversation opener?
[He shakes his head a little.]
Nothing's wrong, bonita. I mean it. I'm really okay. Better than I've been in a long time.
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[This is supposed to be a happy occasion, but here Angela's trying to hold her tears back because she cries at everything and damn everything in this world and others.]
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[Angela, don't make him kiss you to fix those tears.]
Would you rather hear that I got married?
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How about we start with what I asked first that then we go onto the good news. Bad news first usually makes the good news better.
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Things got kind of intense and I lost my head.
[OH, FINNICK, YOU AND YOUR MORBID SENSE OF HUMOR.]
But I made a difference. Nothing wrong with that.
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How?
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[He reaches out to take her shoulders, giving her a faint smile.]
Look. You don't want me to answer that question. But I should warn you that if you insist, this time around I don't have any reason not to tell you. It's up to you.
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[She knows it's bad, but he's her friend. She needs to know what her friends go through.]
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[He says it effortlessly, but he's watching her face closely behind his unflinching expression, ready to steady her in the moment when that sinks in.]
Lucky for me I don't keep anything important up there, or I might've missed it, huh?
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Shit.
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[He pulls her back in for a hug, holding her against his chest. He's solid, despite being cold. He's here. It's okay.
Don't puke on his shoes, they're designer.]
Angela. Come on, it's okay. Look, I'm here. I'm fine. See? It's really okay.
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Who is she?
[The woman who has to pick up the pieces?]
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The same girl I never wanted to tell you about. Her name is Annie.
[Is. Not was. She's still alive. And really, that's all he ever wanted.]
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[Turn this bad news into good news as she pulls away to wipe her eyes. She'll never meet this Annie, never see why Finnick was so head over heels for her, but his words will say enough for Angela. That's good enough.]
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