fandom_clinic | Fandom Clinic; Thursday [04/06].

Libby had really, really been looking forward to her clinic shift that day, because she was pretty sure she hadn't stopped blushing over her transformation back into herself that happened yesterday, and she knew that missing last week meant that she had work to catch up on this week, so she'd be good and busy and, most importantly, distracted by something else that wasn't her absolute mortification. And she tried to tell herself that she was being silly, because it wasn't even the first time this had happened to her! She'd changed from lamb to girl in front of Vi (and in the Magpie Emporium, too, when that one happened!) and Jo, but it definitely hit a little different when it was your boyfriend (that a part of you still felt you shouldn't even have), didn't it?

But it turned out that Libby was not distracted by catching up on her missed modules from last week at all, but, instead, by all of Stabby's dice and miniatures.

"Oh! Stabby! When did you get into tabletop role-playing? Is it D&D? Or something a little different? Like...I don't know...Castles & Crustaceans, or something like that? What do you play? I'm actually playing a cleric in my game. I know. Big surprise, right? Can I see your dice? These are great!"

Well, at least she was definitely not actively dwelling on yesterday morning anymore, but good luck to anyone coming in for medical attention, you might have to roll for assistance.

The Clinic is open!

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Just a moment, while Libby rolls her Medicine check! Don't worry, though; her Bonus stat for that skill is pretty hefty!

Kurt had debated whether it was a good idea to stop by for lunch today. On one hand he didn't want to make Libby feel any more awkward about everything than she might still be. But on the other hand Kurt didn't want her to think he was avoiding her or didn't want to see her...

So he was there, finally deciding it was worth stopping by for a little bit at least. He paused outside, took a deep breath, then walked in.

"Gey, Libby" he said with a small smile. "Hows the shift going so far?"

Were it not for the significant distraction of tabletop Crab-PGs, Libby definitely would have spent a lot of time dwelling on whether it would be better or worse if Kurt stopped by today, as well, but since she was so captivated, when he did come in, she was wholly unprepared for it.

"Kurt!" She looked up from looking over Stabby's character sheet, and blinked before her face was instantly back on its best impression of a ripe summer tomato. "Um. Hi. Hello. Uh, good! It's been good! I've..."

Deflect! Deflect!

"Hey, didyouknowStabbyplaysRPGstoo?"

In case he didn't catch all of that, she gestured emphatically toward all the dice and minis.

Kurt looked over at the aforementioned game with a curious tilt of his head. "Really? They make RPGs for crabs? That's.... interesting." And that nervousness and blush was definitely noted, but Kurt wasn't going to push or bring it up.

"It really is," Libby said, sincerely, emphatically. After all, it had definitely been enough to distract her for most of the day! And it was serving as a good distraction still. "I was just looking over his character sheet. Look."

She turned the paper to face Kurt and gave it a push across the front desk for him to see. "He's playing a rogue with a speciality in pincer attacks."

She went to point the feat out, then frowned, turning the paper back toward herself and leaning in for a closer look.

"I'm sorry, that's pincher attacks....of course."

"Well, he's got good taste with the Rogue class," Kurt said with a small smile. and now he was thinking about what a crab character would be like in their RP game.

"But anyway, I didn't want to bother you but figured you might still want lunch (of the non-grass and clover variety) and also wanted to make sure you got this," Kurt said handing over a hair tie. "You kinda lost it when.... ya know...." he said not wanting to mention the whole lamb thing or the change back for Libby's sake. "Wanted to make sure you weren't looking for it or anything."

"You could never bother me, Kurt," Libby said,first and foremost, because letting him know that seemed important, as she gave him a soft smile that seemed to temper quite a bit of the blush trying to spring back up again. She reached out to take the hairtie from him gently, unable to help noting (to herself, anyway) how unlikely it would be that she'd even notice she didn't have it, with how rarely she actually put her hair up. "

"But thank you," she said. "This would definitely have been missed if an emergency popped up, so good thinking. And of course I'd like lunch. Well..."

A pause, and her smile tilted a little. The blush still wasn't going anywhere, either, and,in fact,might have gotten a little deeper.

"Depending on one thing, anyway."

Kurt smiled, relieved to hear that though he really didn't think Libby would have minded a visit. But he did tilt his head to the side a little as he looked at her curiously.

"Oh? And what might that be?" he asked, though he had a small inkling he knew what it might be.

And Libby's response first came in the form of pushing her chair back from the desk to roll it over to the other one and pull it back to the desk with her, giving the seat a little pat.

"Depending on if you'll stick around and share it with me."

Obviously. What else?

"I would love to" he said with a wide smile and took the chair and sat down. "I figured you might be a little tired of salad and greens..." he said with a quick wink. "So I made up some hot ham and cheese sandwiches for us today."

Libby was pretty used to Kurt's winks by now, sure, but today, especially, it was going to challenge her blush to find whole new shades to explore....and for her to valiantly try to ignore, with a laugh.

"Yes, thank you," she said. "No salads for me for at least a week, if I can help it! Ham and cheese sounds perfect."

Who knows, maybe even which room you end up in will be left to the math rocks, too!

Fingers crossed that my DnD group actually does meet tonight as planned without any last minute changes! I literally have DnD-related Valentine's Day gifts I haven't given them yet, that's how long it's been.

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