Lynnori Cruz
S̸a̢int
Coruscant, Level 5171, Kole Harper's Apartment, Day 1 Of The Job, Late Evening
Counting Glasses Instead | Interacting with [member="Kole Harper"] ~ 5AM ~ "And you don't know how to feel until the moment's passed."
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Sure, she knew eventful. That didn't mean she meant substantial.
You can always fill holes with meaningless nothings and you'll always be surprised when by the next morning it's empty all over again. Stifling a exhale Lyn finished the first of the new drink's glass off but then Kole propositioned what she saw as the whole bottle of the old stuff and her brow raised by a hair, gaze inquisitive and level to him now, "You know my kind's got two livers exactly for this, right?" Her tone was bemused but definitely interested, jokingly reminding him of that significant anatomical advantage. She still slid the flask aside, nodding ever-so-slightly, "But if you're offering, I can't exactly say no."
Hell, she wasn't good at saying no to much at all, no matter how much the sane parts of her mind crooned for some self-control. It was just a lot easier to drift from bad choice to equally bad choice. This, though, this seemed like the lesser of quite a few evils, to stay here and drink with someone who likely wouldn't throw her off his balcony.
Counting Glasses Instead | Interacting with [member="Kole Harper"] ~ 5AM ~ "And you don't know how to feel until the moment's passed."
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Sure, she knew eventful. That didn't mean she meant substantial.
You can always fill holes with meaningless nothings and you'll always be surprised when by the next morning it's empty all over again. Stifling a exhale Lyn finished the first of the new drink's glass off but then Kole propositioned what she saw as the whole bottle of the old stuff and her brow raised by a hair, gaze inquisitive and level to him now, "You know my kind's got two livers exactly for this, right?" Her tone was bemused but definitely interested, jokingly reminding him of that significant anatomical advantage. She still slid the flask aside, nodding ever-so-slightly, "But if you're offering, I can't exactly say no."
Hell, she wasn't good at saying no to much at all, no matter how much the sane parts of her mind crooned for some self-control. It was just a lot easier to drift from bad choice to equally bad choice. This, though, this seemed like the lesser of quite a few evils, to stay here and drink with someone who likely wouldn't throw her off his balcony.