Library; Wednesday [ 01/23 ]

[ecirpnellehada.livejournal.com]

Open the library. Y'rar, bileht nepo. Something weren't as good backward, but Y'rar, bileht desolc wasn't much better and it might be too early in the day for her to effectively get away with that, anyway. She had books, though, and she had a relatively comfortable chair at a nice, big desk. There were no bottles of prescriptions, though, that she could make lists out of horrible side effects from, and then write backwards, which just meant that she'd have to make up her own horrible side effects, list them neatly, and then slide them into the books before putting them in the pile of books to be put away. It was only her duty, as a doctor, to warn people that excessive readings of King of the Bracelets may cause frequent, contagious bouts of being hopelessly ostracized, and that these books on religions are likely to get you an unscratchable, burnable rash; if untreated, it could be crippling, much like a leper.

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Re: Third Period -- 01/23

[moonbrain-tam.livejournal.com]

River let out a chuckle, enjoying the comparison as well as Adah's attention on her hair. No, she rarely bothered to brush it. "The building blocks of all known lifeforms."

[Going home now!]

Re: Third Period -- 01/23

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Adah gave a dramatic type of sigh, although it was soft, restrained from being overblown, and ruefully, lightly shook her head. And there they were, in the dragging, hanging strands of River's hair. Softly, she grinned. That, perhaps, explained why she was drawn to River's hair as she was.

Re: Third Period -- 01/23

[moonbrain-tam.livejournal.com]

"Good reason." Her hair as a model of DNA. River couldn't help smiling, and thought that she would mention that to Simon at some point. She rubbed her forehead lightly against Adah's arm. It seemed to catch her attention today; sometimes hair, sometimes fingers, today arms. Always lips. River glanced up.

Re: Third Period -- 01/23

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Adah, noticing the shift in River's attention upward toward her, turned her head, risked the slight pulling in her neck, to glance down her arm toward River's wide eyes gazing back up at her. This would be much easier if she could read mind, too.

Re: Third Period -- 01/23

[moonbrain-tam.livejournal.com]

Adah was perceptive though and sometimes River almost forgot that she couldn't. "Today I explore your arm," she said. "Your lips, every day."

Re: Third Period -- 01/23

[ecirpnellehada.livejournal.com]

Adah grinned slightly. There was a lot more to an arm than there were lips. Not that she minded, of course, but, playfully teasing, Adah wondered, dropping her chin against her shoulder, if perhaps it would serve the name of exploration better were River to reverse her efforts.

Re: Third Period -- 01/23

[moonbrain-tam.livejournal.com]

Chosing to interpret that as an invitation, River grinned, pulling herself upwards to place a kiss on Adah's lips. Not a light one; this was exploration after all.

Re: Third Period -- 01/23

[ecirpnellehada.livejournal.com]

While it wasn't quite what Adah had intended to mean, it was pretty much what she had expected from River, so she put up no complaint or resistance to the kiss, besides perhaps the curve of a sharp grin that lingered before she returned the kiss.

Re: Third Period -- 01/23

[moonbrain-tam.livejournal.com]

River had no objection to being predictable in this respect, and, once again because this was exploration, she didn't intend for this kiss anytime soon.