[ tuna, and salmon, and umeboshi, and— ah, pay attention, choso. get an extra for Toji, another for Yuji, maybe one for, for the new people, another to snack on, oh maybe one for Marcille…
the sounds of shopping continue, choso piping up over what can only be a crinkling armload of onigiri. ]
Becaushe.
[ and that seems to be it, at least for the duration of what must be a very curious transaction for the store employee. after everything has been rung through and bagged (“come again!”) and the doors have spat him back out onto the street, the patter of travel starts up again.
[ Because isn't enough of a good answer for Toji, but he lets it go because the next thing out of Choso's mouth is ridiculous... he can't help but grin a little. ]
Yeah? As if you don't like it when I'm asking demands from you. Does it make you feel useful? That I'm giving you all sorts of attention?
[ A pause, then. ]
Listen. I don't mess around with people when they're drunk, but when you get here, you may stay the night with me if you'd like... just for sleeping. Sleeping and eating. Nothing more.
I dhon’ know, but I dhon’ mind it comingh from yhou.
[ pay attention, choso. listen, choso. Toji’s tone grips him, leads him along step after plodding step like a little red lead stretching out into the distance like a guide. ]
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the sounds of shopping continue, choso piping up over what can only be a crinkling armload of onigiri. ]
Becaushe.
[ and that seems to be it, at least for the duration of what must be a very curious transaction for the store employee. after everything has been rung through and bagged (“come again!”) and the doors have spat him back out onto the street, the patter of travel starts up again.
after a moment— ]
I washn’t sure what kind, shho I got them all.
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I'll have more than one then.
[ a beat, then: ]
You're an idiot.
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then a snort. ]
Shhhut yhour fuckh, you. I’m gonna feed you.
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[ this suddenly got suggestive .. ]
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All the time! Every. Every time.
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[ A pause, then. ]
Listen. I don't mess around with people when they're drunk, but when you get here, you may stay the night with me if you'd like... just for sleeping. Sleeping and eating. Nothing more.
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[ pay attention, choso. listen, choso. Toji’s tone grips him, leads him along step after plodding step like a little red lead stretching out into the distance like a guide. ]
Ohkay. I hundersthand. Horizhontal ish fine.
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Say that again?
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[ this guy is just.. he’s so hard to read sometimes. But Toji shouldn’t be irritated: he is the one that made the suggestive comment. ]
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I don’t do that because I don’t like receiving.
[ — most of the time. ]
Doing that implies you’re helping the top get ready for that. Does that answer your question?
[ ??? ]
You’re taking your damn time getting here. Are you lost?
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Now I have no idea what queshtun I was asking. Your cock sssslapped it away. Don’ you ever want to do it juss’ because?
[ listen to him, bandying these crass words about like he didn’t just get intimately acquainted with them only a month or so ago.
the pitter patter of travel nevertheless picks up a notch. ]
I’m ghhoing, I’m ghoing. Not everyone has giant feet like yhou. Big, giant legs.
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[ … ]
I guess.. sixty-nine is kind of fun.
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[ patter. the familiar hiss and slide of the main base doors, more rustling. ]
Wha’ssa si’sty-nine?
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You have a brain computer. Look it up.
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patter. faster now, like he’s begun to finally hustle in earnest, only this close to the goal. ]
Also it’s busy hostin’ this call.
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[ and then silence. He’s not giving him that satisfaction so easily. ]
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