QUOTE(Kav @ Feb 4 2006, 02:09 PM)
Now it's Saturday and you can write more, can't you?
kav
I might be able to muster something up although Alaskanfan would probably just call it 'filler'.
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Lucy’s mouth moved up and down several times before she managed to utter anything lucid. “You told me Jeremy was your Valentine,” she finally sputtered to Sue.
“I never said that. You assumed he was.”
“Who assumed what?” Myles asked, breezing into the office.
Tara briefly gave him the update before holding her finger in front of her lips, shushing him.
It did no good. “You know what they say about people who assume things don’t you, Lucy. They make an a...”
“Shut up, Myles!” Lucy snapped over her shoulder as she stomped over to Jack’s desk. Not knowing what to say, she settled for leaning over and hitting him on the arm.
“Owww,” Jack moaned, rubbing his arm. “What’d you do that for?”
“For being Sue’s Valentine,” she huffed in answer.
Dropping his pen, he leaned back in his chair, totally baffled. “Lucy, forgive me, but I thought you wanted me to be Sue’s Valentine. At least that’s the impression I’ve been given today during your various vocal outbursts.”
“I did want you to be her Valentine. I
do want you to be her Valentine. I’m thrilled that you are her Valentine. I’m just mad that I’m just now finding out.”
Sue walked to Jack’s desk, having missed all of Lucy’s comments. “Lucy, I’m sorry. I should have tried harder to let you know. It was fun, though, watching Jack get the brunt of your ire, for once, instead of me.”
“Hey,” Jack complained good-naturedly.
“
SORRY,” Sue signed before turning back to her roommate. “Jack was waiting for me this morning when I walked Levi. He asked me then. Jeremy did ask me down by the elevators, but I let him know I was taken for the day.”
“So Jack really is your Valentine?”
Sue nodded shyly, watching her friend’s face morph into total excitement.
“Who knew you could be so romantic,” Lucy bubbled, glancing at the roses on Sue’s desk, remembering their conversation. “Oooo,” she murmured, “Has he done anything else romantic today that I need to know about?”
The look on her face must have given her away, because before she knew what was happening, Lucy had grabbed her by the wrist and was dragging her from the room.
“Sorry, everybody, but I suddenly need to go to the bathroom, and Sue has to go with me. Tara, too,” she added, jerking her head toward the petite blonde who had just settled at her desk. “We’ll be back, sometime,” she promised, breezing out of the room without looking back, Sue in tow and Tara hurriedly following.
“I don’t think I will ever understand the workings of the female mind,” Myles observed from his perch on his desk. “Why are they all going to the washroom together?”
Jack snorted, looking at Myles disbelievingly, “You really don’t know what they are doing?”
Myles looked perplexed. “I would assume the call of nature has rung in their ears and they are answering,” only to falter at Jack’s laugh. “So tell me, oh wise-one-that-took-three-years-to-ask-Sue-out, do you have any idea what they are doing?”
“Watch it, Myles. I was simply biding my time, waiting for the perfect opportunity. But, yeah,” Jack sighed, scooting back up to his desk. “I imagine they are about to give Sue the interrogation of a lifetime.”