Newspaper Staff Meeting, 4 pm, Journalism Room

[the_merriest]

Donuts, coffee, and a perky Al Bhed girl sitting in the Journalism Room could only mean one thing. Time for the weekly Newspaper meeting!

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Re: Get Your Assignment or Volunteer for Something

[peace_n_war]

Warren gave his head a shake.

"I guess until we find out who did it, we probably won't know for sure," he replied. "Clearly he didn't slip anything into the cookies, or the girls in the school would have noticed by now, right?"

Warren didn't trust anything that didn't come with a signature as a general rule. And even then, the authenticity of strange cookies tended to be rather suspect.

Re: Get Your Assignment or Volunteer for Something

[the_merriest]

Rikku's eyes widened. "Slip something? Like a love potion? Or some kinda weird toxic thing? You don't think --"

She had eaten those cookies, dammit.

Re: Get Your Assignment or Volunteer for Something

[peace_n_war]

"In Fandom?"

...

Seriously, did she need him to explain further?

Re: Get Your Assignment or Volunteer for Something

[the_merriest]

"Okay," Rikku said, narrowing her eyes. "I say we do an investigative series and figure out who's been sending cookies around, and whether they're dangerous. And you should get her chocolates and be smart enough to sign them."

Because that was still the important part. Sort of.

Re: Get Your Assignment or Volunteer for Something

[peace_n_war]

Dammit, was he blushing again?

He would have to conveniently conceal this fact by ducking his head in sudden interest over his donut. Hey. Sprinkles.

"Raspberry truffles are her favorite," he conceded. And then- OH LOOK A DIVERSION! "I don't investigate, I rant," Warren pointed out.

To the donut.

Re: Get Your Assignment or Volunteer for Something

[the_merriest]

"Good," Rikku said. "Get her some. For when you hang out on Sunday. And say something nice about her eyes. She has nifty eyes, did you notice?"

She could handle the investigation or whatever. Or maybe hand it off to her favorite Turk. Not what was crucial.