Study Hall, Monday, January 7

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After his stop in the teacher's lounge, Fraser made his way to the classroom and opened it up for the semester's first study hall.

He took a seat at the desk with some leftover paperwork and proceeded to ignore it for the most part. Paperwork was boring.

[OCD going is up!]

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Re: Second Period

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Wearing a certain bright yellow shirt, Aly made her way into Study Hall to find a certain Mountie. "What do you think? Is it the right colour for me?" she teased, grinning widely.

Re: Second Period

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"Oh, very, very nice," Fraser said, smiling up at her from his book. "And very practical. You don't even have to use words any longer to alert people to your...hobby."

Re: Second Period

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"You say hobby like it's a bad thing," Aly laughed, pirouetting for him. "Thank you very much. I should have brought your present with me."

Re: Second Period

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"It's definitely not a bad thing," he said, leaning back and smiling. "I almost called it your job but it's not completely your job, now is it? And you're very welcome. I'm glad you like it. I thought it suited you. And you didn't have to get me anything but thank you for thinking of me."

Re: Second Period

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"Got something for Dief too," Aly laughed. "He might not think it's as funny as I do."

Re: Second Period

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Laughing, Fraser said, "I'm sure he'll just be absolutely thrilled seeing as I only got him a small bone and that's long since gone. He's a spoiled dog. Did you have a nice Christmas?"

Re: Second Period

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"You only got Dief a bone for Christmas?" Aly asked. "Poor thing. It's a wonder he hasn't tried to suffocate you in your sleep." She winked teasingly. "I had a wonderful Christmas, yes. Spent it with Wade and Arashi and exchanged shiny new weapons. You?"

Re: Second Period

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"Quiet for the most part," he said, nodding. "Robin was out of town so we celebrated earlier in the week. I spent much of Christmas day talking to friends and family back home and then just relaxing."