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① Pick a character ② Pick a prompt (or DIY) (shamelessly and selectively pilfered from ![]() ③ Do the thing!. table code by ![]() |
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① Pick a character ② Pick a prompt (or DIY) (shamelessly and selectively pilfered from ![]() ③ Do the thing!. table code by ![]() |
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Lucky us. How about we help each other out, then? Need a distraction?
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Do you really think I need a distraction?
[ --and quickly back to amusement when he continues. ]
Anyway. It would be unseemly to take care of my business in the middle of a function like this. Too many eyes, for one. Total party foul, for another.
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[ she's joking. Kind of. ]
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On that we can agree. Did you try the one with smoked salmon on it? To die for.
[ Ha ha... get it... 'cause he's an assassin... ]
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[ He glances around idly, ensuring no prying eyes and ears are listening in on their conversation. ]
When are you planning on making your move, anyway? Can't imagine you're planning on taking the painting in the middle of the party.
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[ She leans back on the bench. ]
The pieces are going back into a vault after tonight before they get shipped back off to where they came from. So, you know. Then. I'm just here for the food.
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[ Another idle glance around; a couple is meandering through the gardens, but they're too wrapped up in one another to pay Kasumi and Peter any mind. Extramarital affair, if Peter had to guess. ]
It's John Rogers, by the way. When we're among more civilized company.
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John Rogers, huh? I like it. Very American.
[ A beat. ] Audrey. Or Ms. Ishii. Whichever you'd prefer.
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Now, then. I have a person or two to stalk while I'm here. I imagine you've got some scouting of your own to do?
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You mean we weren't going to follow their lead?
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You're incorrigible, Ms. Ishii. Think of the scandal.
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[ she says Rogers, but she really means Quill. Yep, she totally found a few angry "wow what a two-timing jerk" posts on the extranet when she got curious enough. ]
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Looked me up, huh.
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[ Even still, he's not too much of a fan of Kasumi trying to dig up dirt on him, innocuous as it is. All the more reason to back off now, before she tries to hold something over his head like Hock did. If she tries to lord it over him, he really may have to deal with that loose end, sooner rather than later. ]
Anyway. I've still got work to do. Just wanted to thank you personally for keeping things quiet. Hopefully you continue seeing the benefit in both of us keeping to our agreement.
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You're quite welcome, Mr. Rogers. Don't worry, I'm quite done prying on my end. I would be a fool to turn my back on our agreement, seeing as I'd like to keep having a back.
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Well, I'd like you to keep having a back, too. It's a pretty nice one.
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I'm glad you think so. Maybe someday we'll cross paths on a different kind of job, hmm?
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Depends on the mood you catch me in, Ms. Ishii. Might be safer for the both of us if this were our last meeting, though.
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Safer, sure. More exciting? Nope.
[ Kasumi, for one, has been known to mix business and pleasure. That's how it all went down with Keiji, after all, however risky it may be. She doesn't have a clear explanation for the intrigue she feels towards this man who'd once tried to kill her, but now that there's a face (and a rather handsome one, to boot) to put to the name, she thinks well, screw it. A part of her hopes this won't be the last time they meet. A part of her is thoroughly impressed at how well he stonewalls her advances in the name of professionalism.
A part of her enjoys the challenge. ]
But hey, I totally get that. You just wanted to come and say thank you and look at my pretty face and, apparently, my very nice back for one last time. Very well.
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Can you blame a guy? We are, after all, at an art exhibition.
[ This time he bows slightly from the waist, the same arm he swept out crossing over his waist. ]
Pleasure seeing you again, Aubrey. If you're lucky, it won't happen again.
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We'll have to see what Lady Luck has to say about that, John. Best of luck in all your endeavors.