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Guess I'm just a play date to you
Who: Harleen, Alec, and special secret spies guests
What: A blind date from Hell (because a demon set it up, get it)
When: Feb 14th, 8 PM
Where: Antonio's Restaurant
Warnings: None
Harleen never did work up the courage to text the number the Duane Reade demon gave her, and was seriously considering calling the whole thing off or at least pulling a no-show. But then her mother knocked on her door and looked deeply disappointed at hearing her daughter would be staying in on Valentine's, then strongly hinted that she'd been hoping Harleen would be out all evening so the parents could have a "very romantic, private sort of night."
So obviously Harleen could not be anywhere in a five mile radius of home with that cursed knowledge.
She put on a nice dress and jacket, nothing too flashy or that could lead to ... certain expectations, and headed out to meet her doom. Dinner. Her dinner date.
She arrived too early, as she usually did, and was seated at the table first. She ordered a glass of wine and promised herself that everything was going to be just fine. No date could be as bad as the one in her other self's memories.
What: A blind date from Hell (because a demon set it up, get it)
When: Feb 14th, 8 PM
Where: Antonio's Restaurant
Warnings: None
Harleen never did work up the courage to text the number the Duane Reade demon gave her, and was seriously considering calling the whole thing off or at least pulling a no-show. But then her mother knocked on her door and looked deeply disappointed at hearing her daughter would be staying in on Valentine's, then strongly hinted that she'd been hoping Harleen would be out all evening so the parents could have a "very romantic, private sort of night."
So obviously Harleen could not be anywhere in a five mile radius of home with that cursed knowledge.
She put on a nice dress and jacket, nothing too flashy or that could lead to ... certain expectations, and headed out to meet her doom. Dinner. Her dinner date.
She arrived too early, as she usually did, and was seated at the table first. She ordered a glass of wine and promised herself that everything was going to be just fine. No date could be as bad as the one in her other self's memories.
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"Let's just hope this horseshit doesn't slow you down. This...Different horseshit I mean."
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"Nothing has ever slowed me down. Well, anyway, what about you? What are you doing now that you don't teach?"
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"Mostly trying to hang on while everything keeps changing."
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"Do you want to talk about that? How things have changed?"
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He pointed an unsteady finger at her. "And don't try to feed my ego because I won't believe a bloody word of it."
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A lot.
"Neat." She'd tried to come up with a decent response by the time she swallowed the strawberry, but there wasn't really anything to say to that. "I just got electrocuted."
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"There. Four hundred and fifty volts to the noggin."
The waiter stopped by to check on them and she ordered a coffee.
"I think I was in love with the guy who strapped me down and zapped me, so that's fun."
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Which really cemented that breaking up with her fiance was the right thing to do, if this was a nice change.
"Maybe you'll even get a kiss at the end."
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"That's an exceedingly romantic sentiment for someone so miserable."
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Ssssip.
"And that you probably are a below average kisser."
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"Fuck's sake."
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"I don't need to trick anybody into kissing me. And you don't need more wine."
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"Where is the bloody waiter..."
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"Aren't they s'spposed to come to you? Where the hell is-- Oi! You!" He got up and took two staggering steps. "Can I pay, please, so I can end this?"
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Phone jingling text message
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Text again - as those are harder to hang up on
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