Library, [01/09]

[furnaceface]

Jono was perhaps a bit distracted today as he went about his duties in the library, straightening out this and that, making certain that the displays were all in order, checking for overdue books and, failing all of that, dusting.

And if he just so happened to be lingering in sections that had books on things like demonic possession, well, that was purely coincidence, really.

Truly.

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Re: Talk to Jono

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"No," Jake sighed. It'd be easier to do if he was on the same floor but from a floor above it was harder to make out the sounds. Not that he would contemplate it, really. "That's why she's got to agree to let us help."

Which wasn't going to be easy and for a moment he had thought he could talk her into it, but then he'd turned plushie and now he wasn't so certain anymore. Stupid timing.

Re: Talk to Jono

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Timing was a cruel, cruel thing, indeed.

//We'll get it out of her eventually,// Jono replied, reaching to clap a hand on Jake's shoulder. //Carefully. It's more than a matter of pride, I think. We've just got to... figure it out, is all.//

Re: Talk to Jono

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"Yeah, I'll try," Jake grimaced. "I'm not so good at careful and she's got this way to push your buttons, you know?"

Re: Talk to Jono

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//No,// Jono corrected lightly, //she's got this way to push your buttons. My buttons are all nice and un-pushed, generally.//

Because Jono was stubborn and generally took it as he dished it out.

But then, he was good at careful. Which probably helped some.

Re: Talk to Jono

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"Oh." Jake was blinking and wondering exactly what that meant. Then quickly decided he didn't want to know. It'd only end up in a headache. "Maybe you should then..."

Not that he knew what Jono should. Maybe they needed to change subject here? Except that he couldn't think of anything.

Re: Talk to Jono

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Jonothon shrugged his shoulders, somewhat amused by Jake's reaction to that. He could have been mean and suggested that perhaps pushing buttons was Rosalind's idea of flirting, but he figured that was hardly productive.

//Wot? Just me?// he raised an eyebrow a little. //Between you and me, I think she's expecting you to keep poking about it. I wouldn't let up so easily just because I was terrible at careful, if I were you.//

Re: Talk to Jono

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No no, that would have caused both a headache and a panic attack. Or something similar to it, werewolves didn't panic, dammit.

"I'm not letting her off the hook," he assured Jonothon instantly, probably contradicting himself now. It happened. "We could be annoying and careful cop."

Re: Talk to Jono

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//... Well, I suppose it beats Good Cop, Bad Cop,// Jono mused. //Fine, I'll go with that.//

There were worse things to be labelled than 'Careful Cop.'

Re: Talk to Jono

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"She's so killing us when she finds out," Jake laughed.

Which was pretty likely.

Re: Talk to Jono

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//Dead as doorknobs,// Jonothon agreed, pleasantly. //Entirely worth it, though.//

Because, really now, he wasn't in any hurry to let any of his friends run off to get themselves maybe-killed. Rosalind was no exception to that rule.

Re: Talk to Jono

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No, Jake wasn't going to let anyone else pick that way out to abandon him.

"Entirely," he agreed with a nod.