Hiling Care (
prideinbattle) wrote in
mayfield_rpg2012-05-03 03:34 pm
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[A - Mayfield High School]
[Hiling doesn't have a date for the prom yet. The more she hears about it, the more she's interested and she intends to do something about it. She doesn't really care who she goes with. She just wants to have fun. And why stop at one date when she could have several? She points and calls out to someone walking by who catches her interest.]
Hey you! Yes, you. You're going to the prom with me now.
[B - 748 Partridge, outside]
[After opening her packages, Hiling grins as she looks upon the new additions to her mobile suit. It's been a while since she's gotten anything, but it's worth it for the beam saber and giant laser. She's definitely going to have fun with these. First, she has to make sure everything works, so she makes her way up to the cockpit.]
[Hiling doesn't have a date for the prom yet. The more she hears about it, the more she's interested and she intends to do something about it. She doesn't really care who she goes with. She just wants to have fun. And why stop at one date when she could have several? She points and calls out to someone walking by who catches her interest.]
Hey you! Yes, you. You're going to the prom with me now.
[B - 748 Partridge, outside]
[After opening her packages, Hiling grins as she looks upon the new additions to her mobile suit. It's been a while since she's gotten anything, but it's worth it for the beam saber and giant laser. She's definitely going to have fun with these. First, she has to make sure everything works, so she makes her way up to the cockpit.]

[school]
Sorry, I'm busy that night.
[...with washing his hair or something, surely. Yes. Very important business.]
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Not anymore.
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It isn't really normal to ask someone you don't even know out of the blue like this, you know, so I think I'll still decline.
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[She's not giving up yet. It's like a game to her and she thinks he's playing hard to get.]
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[Only if playing hard to get is a constant state of existence.]
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People go to those kinds of parties with significant others or friends. [He avoids prom like the plague, so he's just guessing from what he hears from the phones. It's close enough!] If you want to go, ask someone you'll have fun with.
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Well, time to put an end to this:] I-I don't think my boyfriend would appreciate it much.
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Well who says you can't have two dates? I can share.
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Are you interesting?
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[She comes closer and reaches for his book.]
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Are you attempting to ask the same question?
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Not exactly. That would be meaningless.
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You had better not be planning anything.
[He was going to try to be intimidating, but Seraphim had no weapons. He honestly wasn't sure what he could other than wrestle with her in their suits.]
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You caught me.
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I will not help you if you are going to go rampaging about in that thing. If you end up a drone, it will be your own fault.
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