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@yunhuntress​ said:

Fang had a way of sneaking about when she wished to. This case was not one of those as she entered Soifon's office with food in hand.

"I figured you could use a good lunch."

An excuse to spend some time together as well as schedules seemed to clash as of late for them both.

"I've missed you."

Arms stretched high, overarching above her head. Knuckles crackled as she gave a pump, once, twice, then thrice for good measure. That should be enough to get the blood flowing again. As her arms fell back onto the desk, readily grasping her pen and reaching for the next packet of papers, she paused. The door creaked open a few inches then slide with the nudge that followed, and in waltzed Fang!

Soifon's brows rose, and head tilted a few degrees as she looked them over, noting the selection of food in hand before they'd even said a word.

@hirako5hinji​ said:

For someone who doesn't disturb anyone, I don't understand why people bother me-

"Yes, truly it's a mystery why," She drawled, dutiful gaze wandering from the papers laid neatly out in front of her to beyond the forefront of her desk, and then further out still, to the blonde lazing about in the center of the room. Gangly limbs splayed across the couch as if the office weren't a place of order and bureaucracy but instead some spa. On top of it all, he then had the gall to complain to her about being bothered by others.  

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@slyress​ asked:

“ tell me that tree isn’t talking.”

Slated orbs looked to the tree in question, then back to the woman lying in the courtyard, bouncing between the two like a ball on a pong table. She understood it was the weekend and handworkers deserved to enjoy themselves now again, but this was a tad excessive. 

"...That tree isn't talking," A gentle sigh as she complied before reaching a hand out to them. The other hand had itself cusped itself tightly around her nose, shielding and pinching the apparatus from the reek of alcohol on them.

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@keikakudori​ asked:

“ help? as in hide the body?”

That remark came out of the left field, and she could only stare at him. She was even insulted to a small degree. Firstly, because that comment insinuated he'd thought she had murdered someone, and secondly, and more importantly, that he thought she was too incompetent to have disposed of the remnants herself.