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daphnefournier:

Daphne raised her brow at the response, definitely impressed that someone in this tiny town knew how to speak the other official language. “I appreciate that,” she responded, deciding to stick to English. “I’m trying to get rid of my accent. It’s distracting to people when I argue in court.”

He nodded, a smile lingering on the man’s lips. “One of many languages I’m sort of okay at.” Clyde replied, chuckling softly. Modest. “You shouldn’t. I mean one’s roots---should never have to hide that.”

#he's got nothing to hide lol #well sort of ha #interaction:dfournier

daphnefournier:

“It’s okay.” It wasn’t like Daphne could really go into the details of how she really felt about the town, nor could she talk about her reasons for being here. “I’m from a small town in Quebec. This place isn’t that different, it’s just people stare at me for speaking French instead of people staring at others for speaking English.”

“Hm---that’s kind of crazy or should I say c’est dingue. Well, you’ve got one less person who will raise an eyebrow if you speak French.”

#i apologize if i butchered that saying #interaction:dfournier

jessmorgcn:

“Hey now, was that even meant to be prank? Or did you just end up with a small string of good luck and managed to be in the right place at the right time?”

“A good prankster never tells---just like a magician.”

#interaction:jmorgan

dominique-demoriane:

“If you can’t have a good debate with someone every once in a while what’s the point?”

“I couldn’t have said it better myself, at least a civil one. When yelling gets involved---that’s when I’m out.”

#interaction:ddemoriane

jasonweir:

“It does. There’s nothing wrong with being a realist, it’s probably the most practical way to live.”

“Is that what you are then?”

#interaction:jweir

daphnefournier:

“I feel like it’s harder to talk people out of being idiots than dealing with them after they have done idiotic things. I’ll pass.” Daphne was usually not this cynical and mean but she was exhausted and nothing about these people drew any sympathy from her. “It’s nice to meet you too, Clyde. I’m new to this town, how about you?”

Clyde nodded, accepting the answer and the valid point that it showed. “Sort of new. Well, I hope you find some time to relax.” He stated with a friendly smile. “So, how are you liking Red Creek?”

#no worries #happens to the best of us!#interaction:dfournier

imprhys-blog

“You can’t just declare something like that and expect me to say nothing. Pretty bold statement.”

clydexvasile

“Rather, on the contrary---I was hoping you would react.”

#interaction:rterrella

“Like branches on a tree we grow in different directions yet our roots remain as one.”

@razvasile, @dacianavasile, @ileanavasile

#musings #quote:rvasile #quote:dvasile #quote:ivasile

daphnefournier:

Daphne smiled and shook her head. “Unfortunately, I work for the government so I can’t bill them anything. Trust me, I would be rich if I was able to charge them for wasting my time.” She took a sip of her coffee before closing her current file on the table. Daphne wasn’t exactly the most social person in the world but she was new and needed to meet people eventually. “You still haven’t told me who you are,” she teased. “I’m Daphne.”

“Could always try another angle---persuading them beforehand not to get the tickets. That’s what Lawyers are good at right? Words.” He countered, tone still light of course. “I’m Clyde. It’s nice to meet you, Daphne.”

#interaction:dfournier

daphnefournier:

“I’ve heard ‘wife in labour’ from men who aren’t even married to ‘some axe murderer was chasing me’. People don’t seem to realize that lying on the stand is worse than the ticket.” Daphne had definitely heard her fair share of lame excuses but some of them just made her question whether or not these people thought she and the judge were stupid. “I’m worse than a cop,” she started, a playful twinkle in her eye, “I’m the lawyer that tells them what to do so that they don’t get into trouble.”

“Yeah continuous lying is bound to bite them in the butt sooner or later. Unless they’ve got---” Clyde started and then when she confirmed that she wasn’t a cop, rather lawyer, then he thought it was the right time to finish. “A good lawyer.” He offered a discreet smile. “I’m sure you can always bill them extra for your inconvenience.” The smile changing into a somewhat playful one.

#interaction:dfournier

daphnefournier:

Daphne sighed. “As much as I love our legal system, sometimes I detest it for this reason. It’s not like they don’t deserve the ticket. They are just abusing the fact that they can get out of it.” While Daphne wasn’t exactly the beacon of morality (there were many things wrong with the law), she did think it was stupid that sometimes she couldn’t even properly prosecute a speeding ticket. “I hope you’re not one of those people, Mr…?”

“I can’t remember the last traffic ticket I got. Guess I’m just lucky in that sense, that or I just know how to not get caught. Either way. So, what’s the craziest excuse you’ve heard? I’m going to assume you aren’t a cop but feel free to correct me if I’m wrong.”

#interaction:dfournier

wayward--werewolf-blog

“So I have a little girl who just leave thing’s around town and acts like she can pick them up again later. I don’t know how I gave off the impression the entire town was her bedroom floor. I think I need a drink after finding a few random lost shoes and hats around here”

clydexvasile

“Sounds like she’s a big fan of hide and seek.”

#interaction:vclaythorne

godfreymathiason-blog

Daphne groaned, her eyes glued to the stack of files on the table. She was on her second cup of coffee and hadn’t even finished prepping for half of her cases tomorrow. “Why do people feel the need to fight every damn traffic ticket?”