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incendite.livejournal.com) wrote in
tampered2009-09-22 03:09 pm
Don't understand?
When; Sept. 22nd
Rating; ...PG-13?
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incendite and
leon_dormant
Summary; Seifer's capable of being nice?
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It was funny sometimes how a new day could change someone's view on a matter. Yesterday he'd been all but convinced that he'd been telling Squall the truth, and today he was having his own doubts about the matter. Probably one of those curses. That or he'd been totally out of his mind, and really once was quite enough that. Therefore it couldn't possibly have been him.
At least, not entirely him. Nope, blame was entirely the city's and he was standing outside the door to Squall's place well... because it wouldn't do to have his rival mope forever. That and he had a vague feeling he should try to put things right.
"Hey, Leonhart. You in there?" he called in the general direction of the door. Knocking wasn't real his style, after all.
Rating; ...PG-13?
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Summary; Seifer's capable of being nice?
Log;
It was funny sometimes how a new day could change someone's view on a matter. Yesterday he'd been all but convinced that he'd been telling Squall the truth, and today he was having his own doubts about the matter. Probably one of those curses. That or he'd been totally out of his mind, and really once was quite enough that. Therefore it couldn't possibly have been him.
At least, not entirely him. Nope, blame was entirely the city's and he was standing outside the door to Squall's place well... because it wouldn't do to have his rival mope forever. That and he had a vague feeling he should try to put things right.
"Hey, Leonhart. You in there?" he called in the general direction of the door. Knocking wasn't real his style, after all.

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"Yesterday I'd've told you I meant every word," he finally answered. "Today it's the weirdest damned shit I've ever heard let alone said."
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"...fine," he said at last, and turned away.
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The words were out of his mouth before he could stop them. But it was pretty damned obvious to him at least. He just didn't have a really good idea of what to do about it.
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The question of why he cared was quite simply ignored. Wouldn't catch him admitting to that, oh no. Not him.
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Although he had to admit that what he'd said the other day probably hadn't helped any. But things always looked better in retrospect.
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"So what if I am?" His voice had gone flat again. "Is that against the rules now?"
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Of course, she wasn't around and that was part of the problem but there wasn't much he could do about that. So he'd just do the best he could, in the meantime.
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"Yeah, well," he said through gritted teeth. "She's not here to have an opinion."
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Given the way Squall had been moping, he was inclined to say 'absolutely nothing'. But he wasn't entirely sure on that one yet.
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Which is to say... not much. He'd been showing up for his duty shifts for the police force, but with both Colonel Mustang and Lieutenant Hawkeye gone and the prison blown up, that doesn't entail much more than being available in case a crisis broke out.
Which amounted more or less to keeping his Network device turned on.
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Sure, he could always go and pick fights elsewhere but there was something about fighting someone who used the same weapon.
"Besides, you'd make a shitty commander like this."
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"--fine," Squall said, with an irritated huff of breath through his teeth. "I won't get out of training. Is there something else you want, or will you go away now?"
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Or maybe he was just going to hang around for the hell of it. It was sometimes hard to tell with him.
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If so, then the situation was definitely showing some signs of improvement. Squall's voice was sharp with sarcasm. "Yeah? How were you planning on doing that?"
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Hell, he'd really only showed up to explain the thing about the curse, and even then he hadn't had much of a plan to speak of. But he figured he could work something out later. Not like it hadn't worked before.
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"Fine," he said, "whatever. Knock yourself out. I'm gonna go get some training in."
Because if Seifer was determined to hang around annoying him into submission, then he might as well give in and get something productive done.
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"Thinkin' about doing a bit of that myself."
Surely Squall wouldn't mind a bit of company?
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The only one responsible for what he did these days was him. And sometimes the City, although he wasn't going to be mentioning that one. Instead, he'd just follow Squall on out. Sitting in a dark room wasn't exactly his idea of fun.