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trans_92010-06-14 01:51 am
Do As I Say, And Not As I Do [Closed]
This was a conspiracy. However Sherry and Vivio's respective parents had come to the conclusion that it would be a good idea for them to room together, must've have certainly forgotten how much Sherry disliked being stuck in small rooms with people she barely knew.
And a few words here and there when Sherry went to download a new book or watch a movie in the Media Library didn't count as a long and lasting friendship between children. Be nice, her parents had said.
Well, she hadn't said anything particularly blunt lately, did that count? Sherry rolled over to her side in the dark room and looked at the back of her roommate's head. Their parents had done their final check up on the girls before turning out the lights and going of to do whatever it was adults did once they sent their children away.
"Vivio. Vivio. Are you awake?" Sherry whispered loudly.
And a few words here and there when Sherry went to download a new book or watch a movie in the Media Library didn't count as a long and lasting friendship between children. Be nice, her parents had said.
Well, she hadn't said anything particularly blunt lately, did that count? Sherry rolled over to her side in the dark room and looked at the back of her roommate's head. Their parents had done their final check up on the girls before turning out the lights and going of to do whatever it was adults did once they sent their children away.
"Vivio. Vivio. Are you awake?" Sherry whispered loudly.

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Leon gave a bit of a look as the punishment got progressively lighter to virtually non-existent, but he rolled with it. He never really had to punish Sherry before this, and punishing her while punishing someone else's kid along with her was awkward territory, so he didn't push.
Instead he looked at his watch. "We should let them stew for five more minutes before we go in." And they needed a gameplan for when they faced their kids.
"Good cop, bad cop?"
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Grounding her from TV, for example, would likely be completely pointless.
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Yeeeah, there's no way Fate's playing the bad cop in all this.
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He looked at Nanoha. "Anger would be too over-the-top by now, so how about severe disappointment?" He wanted to break out the right lineface for this.
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"Shall we?"
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Nanoha moved toward the door where the two girls were waiting.
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"Girls." Time to face the music.
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This was it. They were dead.
"Y...Yes, sir?" Vivio said, lowering her head in shame.
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"Daddy." This was going to hurt, she was pretty sure.
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"Sit," he told them, then sat down in a chair across from them.
And said nothing.
He just looked them both, with that same expression. One which said I'm very disappointed in you better than words ever could.
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At this point, a Buster 3 Starlight Breaker sounded like a GOOD thing.
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Somewhere, in the back of her mind (likely the part that hatched her escape plan to begin with), there was a hastily muffled series of sarcastic comments. She felt bad, and looked at Vivio through her bangs. Sorry, she mouthed.
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While her lineface wasn't quite so practiced, as a military instructor she did have one hell of a disappointed stare.
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She looked back down at her own skirt, feeling like she'd just been made the worst child ever.
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"We're sorry," she murmured. "Even if you're going to lecture us, we're still sorry."
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She sent a silent telepathic message to Fate to come in with Claire - they'd stewed enough already.