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tampered2007-01-28 01:28 am
Log: Ongoing
When; January 28th
Rating; G-PG
Characters; Kuchiki Rukia
juicebox_woes, Kuchiki Hisana
be_coming, Kuchiki Byakuya
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Summary; The Kuchiki clan gets together for tea and some catching up, but is the real reason behind it something more amusing for the older Kuchiki pair? Perhaps at the expense of their younger sister?
Log;
Standing outside the door, she glanced down and picked yet another imaginary piece of lint off of the front of the dress, smoothing the black fabric carefully. WHY she had let the woman at the clothing store talk her into this, Rukia really had no idea. Sure, she had wanted something to wear apart from the normal black and white robes that marked her as a shinigami. But...then that woman had started cooing and fawning over her and her "petite figure" and "delicate bone-structure", and numerous other things that really hadn't meant much to the tiny shinigami. Regardless, it had all ended with her finding herself dragged into a fitting room and eventually being shoved back out the door in the dress, robes in a bag, and numerous other packages stuffed under her arms.
And dumbass Ichigo wasn't even there to carry it for me.
Speaking of her..well, she supposed that technically she could refer to him as a "boyfriend", but somehow the label just seemed so....Anyway, it didn't matter. Speaking of him, she assumed he was off skulking somewhere, probably training like usual. Which meant that he wasn't home, and that she was bored. Which led her train of thought right back to where she now stood, in front of apartment #16. It was still a bit unnerving that her brother and sister had invited her over for the afternoon, but she was getting used to the new closeness. She liked it, certainly. It was still just so unexpected to see her brother, who had always been so cold and emotionless, actually showing how much he really cared for her. And the fact that she felt so self-conscious in the dress and black tights didn't help. She had to admit, though, that she liked the simple black shoes with the buckle across the top. They actually kept her feet WARM, something the sandals and tabi socks she normally wore did a piss-poor job of doing. Smoothing her raven hair, she reached up and knocked on the door.
Rating; G-PG
Characters; Kuchiki Rukia
Summary; The Kuchiki clan gets together for tea and some catching up, but is the real reason behind it something more amusing for the older Kuchiki pair? Perhaps at the expense of their younger sister?
Log;
Standing outside the door, she glanced down and picked yet another imaginary piece of lint off of the front of the dress, smoothing the black fabric carefully. WHY she had let the woman at the clothing store talk her into this, Rukia really had no idea. Sure, she had wanted something to wear apart from the normal black and white robes that marked her as a shinigami. But...then that woman had started cooing and fawning over her and her "petite figure" and "delicate bone-structure", and numerous other things that really hadn't meant much to the tiny shinigami. Regardless, it had all ended with her finding herself dragged into a fitting room and eventually being shoved back out the door in the dress, robes in a bag, and numerous other packages stuffed under her arms.
And dumbass Ichigo wasn't even there to carry it for me.
Speaking of her..well, she supposed that technically she could refer to him as a "boyfriend", but somehow the label just seemed so....Anyway, it didn't matter. Speaking of him, she assumed he was off skulking somewhere, probably training like usual. Which meant that he wasn't home, and that she was bored. Which led her train of thought right back to where she now stood, in front of apartment #16. It was still a bit unnerving that her brother and sister had invited her over for the afternoon, but she was getting used to the new closeness. She liked it, certainly. It was still just so unexpected to see her brother, who had always been so cold and emotionless, actually showing how much he really cared for her. And the fact that she felt so self-conscious in the dress and black tights didn't help. She had to admit, though, that she liked the simple black shoes with the buckle across the top. They actually kept her feet WARM, something the sandals and tabi socks she normally wore did a piss-poor job of doing. Smoothing her raven hair, she reached up and knocked on the door.

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Both she and Byakuya had cordially extended an invitation to Rukia for a family gathering. Though she’d arrived in the City two weeks ago, it had taken her some time to accustom herself to her surroundings; the family meeting was long overdue.
…Or at least, that was what she'd said, anyway, when in actuality, there were certain Nefarious Plots (Not Completely Unrelated to Embarrassing Younger Sisters) afoot. It didn't hurt either that she was curious about Rukia's relationship with Ichigo. Certainly, given the context in which the young man had given Rukia the rabbit, there was no doubt in her mind that the actual act of giving was a euphemism for: hey, let’s breed like rabbits. And in that case, Hisana was anxious to meet Kurosaki's son, also known in her mind as He Who Would Attempt to Debauch Rukia, …Oh Dear.
Glancing over her shoulder towards Byakuya, she allowed a small smile to ghost her lips. "Let's not scare her off in the first ten minutes," she suggested with an amused lilt to her voice, then stepped towards the door and opened it.
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"Wouldn't it be more interesting to scare her and then keep her locked in?"
In front of Rukia, he had to keep up a certain appearance other than the one he commonly had around Hisana. So he reached over and picked up and book. He opened it to a random spot and acted as if he was reading it. He kept the door in his peripheral vision so he could keep a close eye on Rukia walking in.
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"Onee-san. It's nice to see you. I hope I'm not late.."
She shifted slightly in the dress, not used to the way the fabric clung to curves that she often tried to pretend she didn't have. And while Rukia certainly was small of build and slight of curves, she was convinced that this thing the woman called a dress had been built specifically TO draw attention to said curves. And while most anyone else would have found it to be very tasteful and attractive, Rukia wasn't so sure.
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Despite that, she moved aside to allow Rukia space to enter. "Not at all. Both Byakuya-sama and I are glad you agreed to meet with us," she said, gaze unwittingly shifting to the man in question. Reading a book now, was he? (Quite a novel effort.) Waiting for her sister to step inside before shutting the door behind her, she added, "And you look lovely today."
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"Would you like to take a seat, Rukia? Maybe you could enjoy some tea while you are here?"
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Stepping through the door, her eyes flickered around slightly. He was staring at her, in that slightly disapproving way that older brothers always seemed to have. The question was, why. Though Rukia might not have had much experience with the concerned and overprotective nature of elder male siblings, she had certainly seen Ichigo's face take on that visage when it came to his own younger sisters.
Is he angry over somethng?
Settling herself down onto the couch and folding her hands in her lap, she watched Byakuya with some degree of trepidation.
"Nii-san....you're staring at me..."
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Ah, well. The day was young; she'd manage.
With the cups in hand, she stood from her crouched position and placed one before Byakuya, then Rukia, and herself before taking a seat. "Byakuya-sama might be admiring your dress in a similar fashion to what I imagine Kurosaki-kun would," she said with a sage nod.
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Byakuya picked up his cup of tea and took a small sip. "Of course, perhaps Rukia wishes to ignite those thoughts?"
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"N..N..Nii-san!? That's ridiculous! It's just a dress! And...why would I want to do that?!"
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Thoughtfully, she tapped her index fingers. "With a dress cut of that length, though...one wonders."