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

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

They were still in public, he'd remember that but they tended not to be interrupted here which was fine with Ichigo. His hands settled lightly on her back and there was something to be said for kisses and the way Ino kissed.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

Ino was all for that way of thinking, even if it was probably because the nurses found it more entertaining to waylay her with gossip about the two of them that they weren't interrupted often.

"Missed me?" she asked, amused but lightly so and kissing him again to take any sting out of that.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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"Hrm," he eyed her and he wasn't going to admit that maybe he had kind of wondered if she'd stop by while he was working. Nope, nothing like that had crossed his mind. "What if I had?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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Ino tilted her head at him.

"Did I do something wrong?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

He frowned. "No?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

She rested her head against him. "You missed me?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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He swallowed and it was hard to hid nervousness when someone was that close. "A little."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"Sorry," she said, closing her eyes. "Got busy."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"S'okay," he lightly touched her hair. "We have to build a pumpkin thrower for physics and now we've got to write a paper for literature." He still hadn't decided on a topic.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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"A pumpkin thrower?" she asked, humming slightly. "And do you know what you're writing about yet?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"No, I'm hoping inspiration is going to strike any minute now..." He looked around as if it might jump him out of nowhere. "So far it hasn't."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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She giggled a bit. "Any rules on what you can and can't write 'bout?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"No, we got a whole list of suggestions but..." He shrugged. "I think there's too much to pick from."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"Hmmm."

Ino considered that.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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"Could do it on ninjas," he suggested as he played with the hem of her shirt.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[intraspective]

"My kind of ninja, or this world's kind of ninja?" she asked curiously.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

[first-guardian.livejournal.com]

"Huh. Um... Your kind?" he was asking that, yes.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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Ino laughed softly. "If you want to."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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"I don't know! Does the library even have books?" he asked and wow, was he feeling stupid now.

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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"On my world?" she asked. "I haven't any idea."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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"Maybe I should just do it on some war or other," he contemplated. "Since when are classes here going to be like real classes?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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"Mine aren't," she said cheerily. "We made gunpowder in class on Friday."

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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He eyed her. "You don't need to be more dangerous. Did you tell your teacher that?"

Re: Front Desk - Day Shift

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"Nope!" she preened. "As if I'd tell him that."

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"Which class?" he asked curiously.