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willbeurprincess) wrote2011-03-14 12:48 pm
willbeurprincess) wrote2011-03-14 12:48 pm
6 // Action;phone
A. Phone;Action?
[She had gathered her things to distribute for White Day when she noticed two little packages on her doorstep. She picked them up and brought them inside, momentarily distracted from her venture out into the world to deliver things.]
[O-Oh is this chocolate? She peers into the box for a nametag or something but nothing there...She blinks and blushes and then looks in the other one. This one has a white bear and a collection of cookies.]
I-Is this all for White Day? [what how, now she can't reciprocate and they don't have names! How is...She just blushes and goes to the phone]
T-Thank you to whoever gave me something for White Day. Ah, both of you! Thank you very very much.
B. ACTION
[The following people got small packages of white chocolate for White Day in the early morning with notes that generally express her dismay that she didn't get the chance to give chocolate on the proper day.
Japan
Keiichi
Koyomi
and Lithuania and Ukraine both get boxes of chocolate chip cookies dipped in white chocolate for Ukraine and dark chocolate for Lithuania.
Yuki got a box of white chocolate truffles dipped in dark chocolate with a cute note about leaving one for Sora, you know, just in case.
You can spot her carrying a large bag around the town, catch her leaving them on your doorstep (even if they are not for you), or just find them there post delivery!!]
C. Action
[She's sitting on the front lawn, a book open on her lap and a white bear, closed box of chocolates, and an open box of cookies sitting on a handkerchief on the grass beside her. Ever so often she scans the area, just in case the angels aren't really gone and goes back to her math homework]
[She nibbles a cookie and scribbles in her notebook. Would you like to ask her for a cookie, peer at her math homework which looks suspiciously covered in doodles around the margins, or steal her treats and/or bear]
[She had gathered her things to distribute for White Day when she noticed two little packages on her doorstep. She picked them up and brought them inside, momentarily distracted from her venture out into the world to deliver things.]
[O-Oh is this chocolate? She peers into the box for a nametag or something but nothing there...She blinks and blushes and then looks in the other one. This one has a white bear and a collection of cookies.]
I-Is this all for White Day? [what how, now she can't reciprocate and they don't have names! How is...She just blushes and goes to the phone]
T-Thank you to whoever gave me something for White Day. Ah, both of you! Thank you very very much.
B. ACTION
[The following people got small packages of white chocolate for White Day in the early morning with notes that generally express her dismay that she didn't get the chance to give chocolate on the proper day.
Japan
Keiichi
Koyomi
and Lithuania and Ukraine both get boxes of chocolate chip cookies dipped in white chocolate for Ukraine and dark chocolate for Lithuania.
Yuki got a box of white chocolate truffles dipped in dark chocolate with a cute note about leaving one for Sora, you know, just in case.
You can spot her carrying a large bag around the town, catch her leaving them on your doorstep (even if they are not for you), or just find them there post delivery!!]
C. Action
[She's sitting on the front lawn, a book open on her lap and a white bear, closed box of chocolates, and an open box of cookies sitting on a handkerchief on the grass beside her. Ever so often she scans the area, just in case the angels aren't really gone and goes back to her math homework]
[She nibbles a cookie and scribbles in her notebook. Would you like to ask her for a cookie, peer at her math homework which looks suspiciously covered in doodles around the margins, or steal her treats and/or bear]
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Eh? This chocolate is... for me? Not at all, I am truly grateful! [ bows ] Thank you very much!
[ he knows it's just giri choco, but he really is happy to be receiving something for valentine's, even if it's late- also, he's polite that way. ]
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It seemed like the best day to give late things.
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As you wish, Japan, but I futilely insist that it's not necessary.