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"I have no clue what you just said, but okay." He laid face-down on his bed, not even bothering to use his blanket.
"I have no clue what you just said, but okay." He laid face-down on his bed, not even bothering to use his blanket.
"Let's go to bed," she translated. She stood next to the bed with her hands on her hips. "Can I trust you'll stay here and not skip out on me?"
"Where will I have to go?" he asked through the pillow. "I don't even know where I am right now."
"Doesn't mean you can't run."
"Just 'cause my name's Runner doesn't mean it's what I always do."
She poked his back with a small chuckle and turned to leave. "Whatever you say, Princeling."
"Prince." He raised his head. "Princeling feels like an insult."
"Princeling," she said again, turning to look at him with a smirk and an exaggerated bow.
He rolled his eyes and dropped his head back onto the pillow. "Whatever."
"Ciao," she said, then slipped out to find a house to rent and some food to eat.
Runner fell asleep, once again snoring loudly. He didn't even wake up to the sound of the neighbor banging on the wall to try to get him to stop.
About three hours later, the scent of chicken, pasta, and mashed potatoes made its way into Runner's room. Tessa had got a house–the keys were in her back pocket–and two plates of dinner courtesy of the hotel. Food was free and the house had cost a pretty penny, but she didn't mind. Being a member of the Vanguard came with perks.
She set the plates on the table in Runner's room as quietly as she could–she didn't know why, but she did–then leaned over to Runner and gently shook him by the shoulders. "Principe, è ora di svegliarsi e mangiare," she said softly.
(I have an idea to get them lovey dovey)
"Mmmmmmmmph," he grumbled, rolling over onto his back. He didn't even open his eyes before slurring out, "5 more….minutes…."
(Ooo, do tell)
She flicked her brows up. He's as bad as me. "Principe," she cooed, trying again.
(She gets drunk and starts spilling out her past to him as he tries his best to calm her down)
"Okay, okay," he grumbled, sitting up and rubbing his eyes. His lips were pursed in a pout as he squinted around the room. "What time is it?"
(That's actually accurate–and something she does in almost every other romance rp I have her in)
"5:25. I got food and a house." She stood up straight and headed over to the plates of food, holding one up for him. "Voila."
(Imao, so something else, then?)
He stared down at it, throwing of the residue of sleep that kept him somewhat incoherent.
"A fork?" he asked, rubbing his eyes.
(Okay, I wanna do the drunk, because she gets overly affectionate and touchy-feely. Maybe she's just all over him with, like, just a t-shirt and underwear?)
She picked up one of the forks with her other hand. "Ta-da."
(He might cry, imao, but yes)
"Thanks," he mumbled, shoving the fork into the pile of pasta and impaling 3 of them at once.
(Oh no, don't cry!)
She grabbed her food and perched on the edge of his bed, eating silently. She was kinda craving some wine, but she'd have to hold off on that–for now.
He paid her no mind, wholly focused on the food in front of him. He hadn't eaten in two days, so needless to say, he was hungry as shit.
She glanced over at him and flicked her brows up. "Hungry?" she asked with a hint of amusement.
He set the plate aside, having already finished. "Very. It's been a while since I've eaten."
"You want more? It's free." She gestured to the door. "Just ask the receptionist."
He shook his head. "I'll throw up if I eat to much. I'll be happy if I manage to keep this down."
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