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Cranston For Hire [Open!]
It was once again time for Billy to assess the progress being made in this seemingly endless war with tasks and deadlines. So far, reorganization of the Engineering department was about 25% complete. Not terrible for a day's work, but he could certainly do better. Several projects were stalled pending discussion from the involved parties. His social time and interactions with the Rangers had taken a hit due to all of this.
Though he was following his orders to take more resting time during the day and having fun with Ronnae on many of the nights, nothing stopped him from taking on more than enough work to fill the compressed schedule.
Today's work: Supervising the new structure and performing odd jobs around the ship. Repairs were going well in the hangar, Neuropathy needed to be left alone, infrastructure was busy in the City. He visited wherever he could and lent a hand to each, struggling to find time for what he wanted to do in secret: move his personal belongings to his girlfriend's house.
As Billy wandered back and forth throughout the day, a stuffed backpack always accompanied him. Throughout the day, the loaded-down teenager made trips between a number of places on the upper levels and a particular house in the City. Distracted as he was with the constant juggling of omnicom, comm ring, tools, and items, he eventually wore himself out.
Where he ended up shouldn't be a surprise: in the city park, fast asleep, sprawled across an assortment of odd items. Somehow, he'd note when he woke up, he doubted this was what had been meant by the recommendation for 'personal time'.
((ooc: The two location tags basically mean you can catch him anywhere: asleep with shiny stuff to steal or rushing back and forth between the different areas of the ship. Just make a note of where you found him.))
Though he was following his orders to take more resting time during the day and having fun with Ronnae on many of the nights, nothing stopped him from taking on more than enough work to fill the compressed schedule.
Today's work: Supervising the new structure and performing odd jobs around the ship. Repairs were going well in the hangar, Neuropathy needed to be left alone, infrastructure was busy in the City. He visited wherever he could and lent a hand to each, struggling to find time for what he wanted to do in secret: move his personal belongings to his girlfriend's house.
As Billy wandered back and forth throughout the day, a stuffed backpack always accompanied him. Throughout the day, the loaded-down teenager made trips between a number of places on the upper levels and a particular house in the City. Distracted as he was with the constant juggling of omnicom, comm ring, tools, and items, he eventually wore himself out.
Where he ended up shouldn't be a surprise: in the city park, fast asleep, sprawled across an assortment of odd items. Somehow, he'd note when he woke up, he doubted this was what had been meant by the recommendation for 'personal time'.
((ooc: The two location tags basically mean you can catch him anywhere: asleep with shiny stuff to steal or rushing back and forth between the different areas of the ship. Just make a note of where you found him.))
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"It's a fine selection of comfort foods. I haven't had these for a long time," he smiled, chewing a cookie oh so slowly. The next one wouldn't be coming for a long time, so it was best to savor it while it lasted.
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She chewed thoughtfully, then smiled. "Hey, this is delicious! Thanks Ronnae, its definitely a treat!" Who knew when they'd be able to have comfort food again? "Blankets are easy enough, but I'd definitely help with building a fireplace. We could get a few people over to help even!"
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She never asked questions and always told her she could talk when she was ready. Instead she'd teach her a new dish each day... She regrets not being ready ever to talk... It was too much. But her mom always made her feel so much better. She smiled into the last bit of the sip she was taking and lowered it, taking another small bite of the cookie instead.
"It would be nice to have a hang out spot, speaking of which. You know Katara, there's plenty of abandoned houses on this street. When I first discovered this house with Billy, we thought it would be amazing if a small community grew here. With people claiming a different house and such."
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When the snacks were done, he leaned down and rummaged through the bags he'd been bringing all day. Aha! Blankets. He tossed one to the girls, tucking the other around himself.
"This feels like a place for storytelling." Odd comment, maybe, but...it was true. Cozy and comfortable.
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Why would anyone?
She wiped her eyes. "It would be nice," she said, talking the opposite of how she felt. "Just have people who are friends helping each other out. I'd like that. I just...sort of don;t know where I'd fit in. It might be better for me to stay at the hotel. The room is small, adequate enough."
It didn't feel as empty as a house would.
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"I understand if you feel better staying there," Billy said slowly, "and I'm definitely not pushing you to move. I want you to find the place where you're happiest. We might even be able to build it if it doesn't already exist."
After a moments' thought, he stood and walked behind the other couch, squeezing Katara's shoulder.
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She hadn't met Kosi, so who knew?
"Privacy? No, that wouldn't be a problem. Aside from bathing or dressing, I don't really have a need for privacy."
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He shuffled over to Ronnie's position then, eying the moving blanket armor with some amused suspicion. "Something wrong, Miss Blanket?"
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She laughed lightly. Ronnae was definitely strong in her own way, but sometimes she had this really timid way that she (and she was sure Billy did too) found so endearing. She kissed Ronnae lightly on top of her head.
"Yeah. Face it: I love you guys, both of you."
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He slid closer, wrapping his arm around the blanket's shoulders. "Alright, I'll leave this message for Miss Blanket: she's a wonderful woman, certainly not dumb, and loved by both of us."
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"If Miss blanket doesn't watch out, she might get paid a visit from Ms. Tickle!" Katara said, her hands reaching out threatening. Maturity, what?
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"None of my research has indicated that that is the case," Billy said rather solemnly, his fingers slowly walking down Ronnie's back. "In fact, the probability is so low that I can recommend a test."
And after a second's suspenseful pause, he was tickling her sides! Through the blanket and clothing, reducing the effectiveness of the maneuver, but it was his best shot.
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Which equated to Katara attacking her toes and knees with vigor. She knew how to get under the oppressive powers of Ms. Blanket!
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"You're sure?"
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"Do you surrender, Miss blanket?" Katara asked.
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"That's how Katara and I operate. We've both been trained in the tickling arts, but we know when to back off."
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And yes, her pouting was incredibly cute. "Hold still, I think miss blanket might have mussed you a bit."
She brought out a brush and started on her, making sure to keep her hair in place.
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