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âIf you think Iâm actually going to listen to you then youâre really wasting your breath.â
âI donât think youâve ever listened to anyone in your entire life.â
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emmaslaw:
âIf you think Iâm actually going to listen to you then youâre really wasting your breath.â
âI donât think youâve ever listened to anyone in your entire life.â
ameliascones:
âWhatâs a five letter word for a prankster?â
âIdiot.â
crouchingalice:
âTo Bert? Maybe not. To me? Yes.â
âI suppose thatâs all that matters. I fancy Mexican.â
sketchyfletcher:
âDâyou just not drink at all?â
âI drink frequently, in fact.â
emmaslaw:
âYou said, Iâm leaving, this was a nice chat, but Iâve got to go!â
âAlas, I didnât, which whilst disappointing for you, Iâm sure, teaches a valuable lesson. Do you see the muddle and confusion that can be caused when we put words in otherâs mouths rather than listening to what they say?â
ofvanityandvain:
         âActually, Iâve already waited. Itâs not my fault they messed up my order.â Narcissa certainly didnât miss a beat, holding up a finger in front of the other. She recognized, though vaguely, always with a knack for remembering faces â- a Ravenclaw, of back in her days spent at Hogwarts. âThus, it would seem my turn isnât quite up yet. Now, my order â- Iâd like the correct one. Think you can handle it? Or should I alert my father in law, our soon to be minister, of this establishmentâs lack of degree?âÂ
As the woman began to name drop, Ellie felt her annoyance increase at the arrogance of it. She had to refrain from rolling eyes, a hard feat given she was still without coffee. âI absolutely could not care less what inconsequential problem there is with your drink, Iâm at the front of the line about to speak and no one, not even you with your over inflated sense of self is going to interrupt me. Itâs incredibly rude. By all means, wait right there until Iâve finished ordering and then say your piece, but youâre not going to speak over me.â She paused and shot a condescending smile over to the stranger. âAnd for the future, if itâs urgent, Iâve heard excuse me goes a long way.â
 She turned back around to the counter, smile warming up now. âCoffee, black, with an extra shot please.â
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ofvanityandvain:
         Nothing. She wasnât going to say a word, not at first. A grit down on her teeth, her aggravation rose, a sip of the subpar beverage that was far from what sheâd ordered bringing a lurch to her stomach - which was possibly due to the hormones, but that was beside the point. Ignoring the line, she pushed back through, all but slamming the cup back down on the counter. âYeah, no - this is not what I ordered.â
Ellie had just opened her mouth to order the much needed coffee that would get her through the busy afternoon, when she was unceremoniously pushed aside and interrupted. She pressed her lips into a thin line and turned to the culprit, hands on hips and words icy. âI donât think so. You see, thereâs a line, and you belong at the back of it.â
emmaslaw:
âSorry? What was that?â Emma said with little threat in her voice.
âWhy donât you tell me, since youâre so keen to put words in other peopleâs mouths.â
isobelslug:
âIf that makes you happiest.â
âAll Iâm saying is I donât know where this idea has come from that I canât enjoy myself at an event like this if I donât drink.â
crouchingalice:
Alice smiled in thanks. âI would, yeah. Itâd probably be best if we made ourselves scarce when he comes back anyways. I could do with a pleasant lunch companion for once.â
âAre you sure I qualify?â
emmaslaw:
âAbsolutely.â
âItâs your world and the rest of us just live in it,â Ellie muttered under her breath.
emmaslaw:
âIâm allowed to feel a little less like myself once in a while.â
âYou do like to put words in peopleâs mouths, donât you?â
emmaslaw:
âI donât need a fuck. I donât need to be less stressed. I just need to do better.â
âAnd you might be able to do better if you were a little more relaxed when it came to doing whatever it is you need to. I feel like itâs my duty to point out that your current system doesnât seem to be working very well for you, your current mood considered.â
emmaslaw:
âWhy is that everyoneâs solution to everything? Just go out and fuck someone. Thatâll solve your problems.â
âI never said itâd solve your problems, it just might make them look a little better. More manageable. Being stressed and problem solving donât well together.â
emmaslaw:
Emma remained silent, her frown deepening. Why was she always so tense? She was always moving, always doing, always ready for an attack. Never physical of course, but she was prepared for knives to thrust themselves into her back, for people to disappoint her. For nothing to ever be what she wanted it to be. Really, Emma didnât know how to properly relax at all. How to be comfortable, and trusting. She was wound tight.
âHave you ever considered a good fuck? Brilliant stress reliever.â
tracybones-dbo:
âOh!â Tracy said, turning in slight surprise that she was the one being addressed. With a look as if she was surprised to find the cup in her hand, she looked down at the cup of green beer she was holding with a sheepish smile. âOh, yes, this is my first. I saw everyone else grabbing one and I figuredâŠâ She shrugged, tucking her hair behind her ear and looking down at the ground. âAs for giant twister, I donât think Iâve been able to do that since baby number two.âÂ
âBut have you tried?â Ellie asked, expression serious. âBesides, have a few more of those, and I expect youâll be better at twister than you think you could be.â