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(-@askstpprisoner)

What?

She checks the ground, the concrete she’s put in Prisoner’s tracks is still there, and she just saw her at the counter, but she knows what she sees now.

Carefully she creeps around, taking a side door to get the jump on “Prisoner”

Maybe it’s a different one, that happens here, but why would any Prisoner be outside of her chains.

She creeps behind her, keeping some distance to not get elbowed.

I'm back!

-@stp-the-razor-minimum-wage

She's able to hide her smirk when she sees Razor, but her tail instinctually flicks.

Razor. Your expression says you met their establishment's resident annoyance.

By the mound she's talking like Opportunist. Don't be so obvious.

{Skeleton Keys}

[If there are only four of these left, then why would she give one to you? You can see her smirking in her office despite the glare of the sun, scribbling on a sheet of paper. She seems to come to a realisation, as you notice that there's only one key left in the box, and a familiar chain around her neck, although it's black instead of crimson.]

There's [almost] never a bad time for hugs!

I find that it's a lot harder to get hugs out of colleagues in the UK in comparison to Oz! In my opinion, hugs are not a big deal to Aussies. After all, the viral 'Free Hugs' YouTube clip began at Pitt Street, Sydney. Though on the other hand, we also use any rude words that we can make up as a term of endearment.

I would say I used to at least get my day's worth [apparently that's seven] in one working day, now mmm…I don't think I even hugged anyone at work at all here. To me, it seems like that bodily contact is not as acceptable in England. People probably are not gonna link arms and skip down a shop aisle unless you've known them for at least a year maybe? I think in Oz you'd need about…a week.

You could hug your family too! or your pet! Someone that would provide some form of emotional feedback. Hot water bottles…as much as I like them…they do not count. I'm not sure if anyone has ever conducted a substantial research and survey into this, but I've notice that guys always do that patting thing as well, it's like an unwritten rule unless you are homosexual? I have many lovely gay friends and they don't smack people's back when they give hugs? Any males out there want to give any insights to this?