Hiling Care (
prideinbattle) wrote in
mayfield_logs2012-06-17 11:08 pm
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[Father's Day]
Who: open
What: Father's Day
Where: home, diner
When: June 17
Warnings: none
home
[Hiling has been up for a while, but she just now decides to make her way downstairs. She isn't aware of the holiday and so doesn't suspect anything unusual. She goes to the kitchen and stands there with the refrigerator door open as she decides what she wants to drink.]
diner
[As much as she would like to spend all day with her family that she loves so much, Hiling goes out to find her friends. She decides to stop by the diner. Perhaps she will find them there. She goes up to the counter and has a seat as she looks around.]
What: Father's Day
Where: home, diner
When: June 17
Warnings: none
home
[Hiling has been up for a while, but she just now decides to make her way downstairs. She isn't aware of the holiday and so doesn't suspect anything unusual. She goes to the kitchen and stands there with the refrigerator door open as she decides what she wants to drink.]
diner
[As much as she would like to spend all day with her family that she loves so much, Hiling goes out to find her friends. She decides to stop by the diner. Perhaps she will find them there. She goes up to the counter and has a seat as she looks around.]

diner
And it's all going so well, too, until Hiling walks in. It takes a few seconds for that to register, but once it does, Caesar immediately turns on his seat to put his back to her and crouches over the book he's brought along to occupy his time.
Maybe she won't notice him! Come on, Mayfield! Don't ruin this.]
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Hey Caesar!
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Hello, Hiling.
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[Once again, she is behaving herself. Could it be she's really changed?]
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I was enjoying the day. Was there something you needed?
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[It's good that he's enjoying the day. Now they can enjoy it together.]
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[Only if she stays on her side of the table.]
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[She really wants to sit next to him, but she'll stay.]
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[Ignoring the bizarre evil phase he went through, okay, okay.]
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Oversensitive and pushy, if I recall correctly.
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[She frowns. But then she looks over and sees the fries and brightens up as she takes one.]
Are these for me? Thanks!
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[home]
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Good morning, Tieria.
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I am reading a history book. Hardly something you would enjoy.
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[She doesn't understand why he's moving away. She just wants to be near him.]
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[He finally glanced over at her.]
Why are you so interested?
[This was odd behavior.]
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[She goes to sit next to him, though this time she's considerate enough to give him some space.]
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What are you doing?
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Sorry? What do you mean?
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