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kayquilz · 07-03-2015, 04:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Becky

His impassive expression didn't change even as she laughed and sat down without invitation. Charles just looked at the woman out of politeness. He didn't like the smirk she wore. Maybe she'd decided to slowly torture him. "You know my name. Surely that is enough for one as important as yourself." His tone was a little clipped. He had no patience for teenage mind games. He'd talk if she wanted to, but he would not be subject to school playground teasing.

Lynley stayed the same. Calm, but smirky. "I...am just as important as yourself or anyone else. You must have the wrong impression of me, sir. I would be nothing without my inferiors."

That might have slipped out wrong, but...Lynley didn't think anything of it, and she DID feel like she needed her employees. They were fabulous, so far, yes. And all really well dressed, it was great. She wasn't passing judgement on Cooper juuuuust yet, but he wasn't terrible.

"But if you insist on eating your lunch in peace--I'd oblige, sir." She smirked, once more.

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kayquilz Granian Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Bikini Bottom Posts: 21,185 Hogwarts RPG Name: Roman Gellar Slytherin First Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Arden Toros Gryffindor Sixth Year x4 x1	A Poop * k8 * Quote: Originally Posted by Becky His impassive expression didn't change even as she laughed and sat down without invitation. Charles just looked at the woman out of politeness. He didn't like the smirk she wore. Maybe she'd decided to slowly torture him. "You know my name. Surely that is enough for one as important as yourself." His tone was a little clipped. He had no patience for teenage mind games. He'd talk if she wanted to, but he would not be subject to school playground teasing. Lynley stayed the same. Calm, but smirky. "I...am just as important as yourself or anyone else. You must have the wrong impression of me, sir. I would be nothing without my inferiors." That might have slipped out wrong, but...Lynley didn't think anything of it, and she DID feel like she needed her employees. They were fabulous, so far, yes. And all really well dressed, it was great. She wasn't passing judgement on Cooper juuuuust yet, but he wasn't terrible. "But if you insist on eating your lunch in peace--I'd oblige, sir." She smirked, once more.