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Magical Soul · 03-23-2014, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by sarahlooo

Vic was kind of adorable when he was being grumpy. January kept that thought to herself, though, because she assumed he wouldn't find it as funny or as cute as she did. Heh. So, he had some suspects in mind, did he? She raised her eyebrows. "Within the Ministry?" Employees? That was... interesting? It was unfortunate that the files he wanted were inside. "You're MLE, just... bust the walls down, or something." That was her brilliant suggestion. Though she imagined they had already tried that. She actually had no idea.

January laughed. "Not a show off. My department head apparently just has better taste in architecture than yours." She was always suspiciously curious about that Emily Browne. She ~~snorted~~ laughed when he dug into his sandwich, complaining about vampires. "Drama queen." Drama queen with fangs apparently.

She set half of her sandwich down and took a drink from her water bottle. She crossed one leg over the other and glanced at Vic before looking out at the pond again. "I'll be missing a few days of work this week," she said. "I'm leaving before the weekend and then I'll be back on Monday." Just in case he was wondering. 'Cause, you know, she was kind of hoping he would miss her. Because she'd miss him. Y'know. Just saying.

Vic nodded confidently. Within the ministry, yes. "Do you find it unlikely? If you look back into the nastiest cases that occurred in our world, you'll find that it's mostly done from the inside." He swallowed his food, distracted from being grumpy, Jan apparently knew how to strike his interest in normal human conversation. "Our head security guy seems suspicious to me." THERE. He said it. After a distant, suspicious, dramatic look into the horizon, he bit again into the sandwich.

Bust through the walls? That made him laugh, a real laughter. "That's probably the first thing Emily tried." There was no subtlety with his boss, always succumbs to the extremes. "But yeah, definitely not an ounce of architectural sense." He scowled at the sandwich before finishing it off. Why were those so tiny? Oh but wait, did Jan just call him Drama queen? Vic choked on the food in his mouth, trying not to burst out laughing. He gave her a smirk, though, "If I'm drama queen, what does that make you? Drama queen sympathizer?" Also, he would like to add that he wasn't a queen. He had proof.

Vic raised his eyebrows at her. And waited for her to offer a reason. Nothing came. He wiggled in his seat a little, trying to get to the question-asking without sounding like.... a prosecutor. "Oh. Good that you told me. I would've been worried if you hadn't and then I looked for you and I would've gathered a searching party and--" He was going to stop rambling now. Vic cleared his throat and continued, "Is there anything wrong that you need to take care of?" Did she need help? Was she allowed to leave this long? Was she traveling? No, really, wasn't that a long time to be gone? It was like three days.

03-23-2014, 09:07 PM	#55 (permalink)
Magical Soul Kappa Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: GMT +3 Posts: 14,517 x6	Dalliesa \| Ab-Bot \| Hogwarts Trojan War \| Quote: Originally Posted by sarahlooo Vic was kind of adorable when he was being grumpy. January kept that thought to herself, though, because she assumed he wouldn't find it as funny or as cute as she did. Heh. So, he had some suspects in mind, did he? She raised her eyebrows. "Within the Ministry?" Employees? That was... interesting? It was unfortunate that the files he wanted were inside. "You're MLE, just... bust the walls down, or something." That was her brilliant suggestion. Though she imagined they had already tried that. She actually had no idea. January laughed. "Not a show off. My department head apparently just has better taste in architecture than yours." She was always suspiciously curious about that Emily Browne. She ~~snorted~~ laughed when he dug into his sandwich, complaining about vampires. "Drama queen." Drama queen with fangs apparently. She set half of her sandwich down and took a drink from her water bottle. She crossed one leg over the other and glanced at Vic before looking out at the pond again. "I'll be missing a few days of work this week," she said. "I'm leaving before the weekend and then I'll be back on Monday." Just in case he was wondering. 'Cause, you know, she was kind of hoping he would miss her. Because she'd miss him. Y'know. Just saying. Vic nodded confidently. Within the ministry, yes. "Do you find it unlikely? If you look back into the nastiest cases that occurred in our world, you'll find that it's mostly done from the inside." He swallowed his food, distracted from being grumpy, Jan apparently knew how to strike his interest in normal human conversation. "Our head security guy seems suspicious to me." THERE. He said it. After a distant, suspicious, dramatic look into the horizon, he bit again into the sandwich. Bust through the walls? That made him laugh, a real laughter. "That's probably the first thing Emily tried." There was no subtlety with his boss, always succumbs to the extremes. "But yeah, definitely not an ounce of architectural sense." He scowled at the sandwich before finishing it off. Why were those so tiny? Oh but wait, did Jan just call him Drama queen? Vic choked on the food in his mouth, trying not to burst out laughing. He gave her a smirk, though, "If I'm drama queen, what does that make you? Drama queen sympathizer?" Also, he would like to add that he wasn't a queen. He had proof. Vic raised his eyebrows at her. And waited for her to offer a reason. Nothing came. He wiggled in his seat a little, trying to get to the question-asking without sounding like.... a prosecutor. "Oh. Good that you told me. I would've been worried if you hadn't and then I looked for you and I would've gathered a searching party and--" He was going to stop rambling now. Vic cleared his throat and continued, "Is there anything wrong that you need to take care of?" Did she need help? Was she allowed to leave this long? Was she traveling? No, really, wasn't that a long time to be gone? It was like three days.