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synergetic2023-01-29 01:54 am
seems_fishy) wrote in synergetic2023-01-29 01:54 am
I could change my life to better suit your mood
At this point, Flayn was really just bored.
Chin in hand, elbow propped on the balcony railing, she gazed down at the early dusk creeping across the city. She looked carefully at every light in the distance, and mused to herself if that was where her friends were just then. The plans were to meet up, the boys' club and the girls', and start seeing who could be a good doubles pair and while Flayn was very excited by seeing who would be chosen, she really just wanted to spend more time with her new friends. Who got to play for the mixed double exhibition was really just another thing to talk about, but it didn't have to be the only thing. There would be clothes, and the food, and what someone did in class, and what someone else did after class...
She never noticed how often her father wasn't home weekend nights until she actively wanted to go out for them herself. He wasn't enjoying himself at all, of course. He tended to come home rather irritated by who needed him, which served him right, yes, but didn't solve her problem.
Honestly, she saw the logic of him not wanting her gallivanting about town while his availability was dubious, but she highly doubted he was seeing the impracticality of such a request. Or the mounting unfairness.
She was busy formulating a plan to redirect.
If she wasn't allowed to go out, could she invite someone in?
The details were unclear. The problem would be showing him that it was okay to say yes. She was still working on it, but had every hope of success.
She sighed, still looking out across the city. Perhaps if Father came home to find a friend already there, and nothing had gone wrong...?
Chin in hand, elbow propped on the balcony railing, she gazed down at the early dusk creeping across the city. She looked carefully at every light in the distance, and mused to herself if that was where her friends were just then. The plans were to meet up, the boys' club and the girls', and start seeing who could be a good doubles pair and while Flayn was very excited by seeing who would be chosen, she really just wanted to spend more time with her new friends. Who got to play for the mixed double exhibition was really just another thing to talk about, but it didn't have to be the only thing. There would be clothes, and the food, and what someone did in class, and what someone else did after class...
She never noticed how often her father wasn't home weekend nights until she actively wanted to go out for them herself. He wasn't enjoying himself at all, of course. He tended to come home rather irritated by who needed him, which served him right, yes, but didn't solve her problem.
Honestly, she saw the logic of him not wanting her gallivanting about town while his availability was dubious, but she highly doubted he was seeing the impracticality of such a request. Or the mounting unfairness.
She was busy formulating a plan to redirect.
If she wasn't allowed to go out, could she invite someone in?
The details were unclear. The problem would be showing him that it was okay to say yes. She was still working on it, but had every hope of success.
She sighed, still looking out across the city. Perhaps if Father came home to find a friend already there, and nothing had gone wrong...?
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Mmh... I hate to be the one to point it out, but you know, it actually is all up to you, isn't it?
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I... [She pulls her phone from her dress pocket.]
I suppose I could... try asking again, very nicely.
Might there be a bargaining chip I have not thought of, Aya-san?
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This poor child. She doesn't understand anything.]
There sure is. Get your shoes and bring me your phone. I can only show you after that!