Mm, probably. It's pretty interesting, this 'network'. I never would have thought it was possible to communicate with people in such a way. It's quite amazing.
[And mind blowing. Putting her focus back on her meal she begins to finish up what's on her plate, relaxing back in her chair once all that's left are fishbones on the plate.]
All of the technology here is, but yes -- the network combines several different social phenomenons at once. A community board and a distance mirror, for many people at once all in real time.
[ He smiles at her again as he finishes his own plate, setting his fork down. ]
[ He passes her the currency once again -- not minding paying for her for awhile, as he's working and relatively 'kept' now that he's in a contract. But once she's paid he's standing as well, guiding her back towards her tower. ]
[Taking the money she pays the waitress, happy to hand it over. Whatever change she's given she passes back to Trevor once they're out of the restaurant.]
[She didn't. Thankfully it doesn't take too long for the two of them to make their way back to her apartment. Door unlocked she kicks off her sandals, moving to flop herself down onto the sofa.]
[ Trevor hovers near the door, not sure if he's meant to stay... but there is that one thing they still need to talk about. That he doesn't know how to bring up. ]
It's getting a bit late... shall I leave you to rest?
[ He can feel color rising to his cheeks as he steps out of his shoes and further into the apartment. Well. This won't be eloquent, but perhaps he can just get it out. ]
I actually though I should ask. If you've considered quota yet...
[What is she even supposed to expect him to say anyway? It's not like she has any idea how to go about this the right way. The last thing she needs is to let her embarrassment overtake her. Her hands find her face for a moment as she takes a breath, before reaching out to pat the space on the sofa beside her. C'mere Trevor.]
[ Oh thank god. One of them is at least a little smooth. Trevor looks relieved when she pats the couch, coming over and sitting beside her. And then it's natural enough to put his arm around her, like he's done so many times before... it still stings that she doesn't remember, but they're making new memories now. Hopefully he doesn't screw it up. ]
My first time here was in an elevator, heavily drugged. I just don't want that sort of thing to happen to you.
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[ But he might ask someone to teach him so he can impress her, now, seeing how much she enjoys modern food. ]
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[Cooking. That's right. She's going to have to learn how to do that...at least the modern way.]
I only know how to cook over an open fire.
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Maybe we should find a tutor.
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[Don't mind her as she shoves another fry into her mouth.]
Surely we can find someone who will be willing to show us how.
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[And mind blowing. Putting her focus back on her meal she begins to finish up what's on her plate, relaxing back in her chair once all that's left are fishbones on the plate.]
That was good.
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[ He smiles at her again as he finishes his own plate, setting his fork down. ]
Just the thing after an active day, hm?
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[It honestly was exactly what she needed.]
Although now I'm not sure I want to stand up again.
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[ He's joking, but also perfectly capable, and no one would bat an eye. ]
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[And to prove as much she pushes herself up to stand.]
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[ He passes her the currency once again -- not minding paying for her for awhile, as he's working and relatively 'kept' now that he's in a contract. But once she's paid he's standing as well, guiding her back towards her tower. ]
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How long do you think it'll take to walk back?
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[She grabs his arm, tugging him forward...in the wrong direction. It's fine. She doesn't know where she's going.]
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[ He doesn't blame her for being confused, given the meandering path they took to get here, but steers her back the right way. ]
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[She didn't. Thankfully it doesn't take too long for the two of them to make their way back to her apartment. Door unlocked she kicks off her sandals, moving to flop herself down onto the sofa.]
We made it.
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[ Trevor hovers near the door, not sure if he's meant to stay... but there is that one thing they still need to talk about. That he doesn't know how to bring up. ]
It's getting a bit late... shall I leave you to rest?
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[There's a sigh at that as she sits up on the sofa, watching him hover in the doorway.]
Sick of me already?
[She's joking of course.]
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[ He can feel color rising to his cheeks as he steps out of his shoes and further into the apartment. Well. This won't be eloquent, but perhaps he can just get it out. ]
I actually though I should ask. If you've considered quota yet...
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It crossed my mind, yes...
[It was kind of hard to really forget about it when everything around them was steeped in sex.]
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[ Is he making sense? He feels like he's not making sense. ]
I'm sorry, I'm not making this sound very romantic--
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[What is she even supposed to expect him to say anyway? It's not like she has any idea how to go about this the right way. The last thing she needs is to let her embarrassment overtake her. Her hands find her face for a moment as she takes a breath, before reaching out to pat the space on the sofa beside her. C'mere Trevor.]
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My first time here was in an elevator, heavily drugged. I just don't want that sort of thing to happen to you.
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[Way to put her in the mood, Trevor. His arm around her is a welcome weight however, and she leans into the touch.]
I'm sorry.
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