FTEC – Saturday [November 22]

[intraspective]

Okay, so yes, she’d heard radio (had been certain to listen to it, in fact) and knew already that Tyler-sensei had been to the clinic like she’d ordered him to be. This did not stop her from making her very first order of business when she got in checking up on the paperwork to make sure he really had been in and radio hadn’t been lying.

Smugly pleased that he’d listened to her (and, really, in Ino’s opinion, more people ought to listen to her) she settled down to read her medical textbooks and vaguely contemplate... stuff.

Yes. Stuff.

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Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

She made a face at him, rolling her eyes. "So you think I'm an idiot?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"Sometimes," he nudged her foot and he was kidding.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"Oh," she said archly, with a half grin. "Only sometimes? Should I be flattered?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

He considered it before he grinned at her. "I think it is."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

She leaned over to poke him. "Brat."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

He laughed and leaned forward again to kiss her quickly.

"Whatever."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

Mmmm, kisses.

"Whatever?" she teased, pulling back after the kiss was done.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"Whatever, you're a brat too," he shrugged and took another bite from the muffin.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"I'm a girl," she said, shrugging. "I'm allowed to be a brat."

Because that no sense at all, right?

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"You're allowed to be as much of a brat as a boy is," he argued.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"Nuh huh," Ino insisted. "More of one!"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"You're just spoiled," he told her, trying to push her chair back with his foot.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"Just 'cause I'm daddy's girl doesn't mean I'm spoiled." Even though she was.

"Hey!" she protested, as her chair moved. "No kicking."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"No, but you still are," he smirked and kicked again. "Make me."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"I kick back," she said, matching her words to action and kicking at him. "And I'm not!"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"Ow! You are! I just kicked the chair," he protested, which he promptly didn't do as he kicked her.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"Ow! Now you're not!" Ino kicked at him again, giggling.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"See? Just fun," he challenged, reaching out to playfully tug her hair.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"Always with my hair," she said, laughing. "Dork."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"It's asking for it," he defended, not that he could back that up.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"How?" Ino wondered.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"By asking to be pulled," he demonstrated it by tugging her hair again.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"How is it asking to be pulled?" she asked, tilting her head into the tug, and sipping at her drink.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"Just is, I can see it from here," he smiled a little and brushed his fingers over her temple.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

She smiled at him, leaning into the touch. "Dork."