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That man?
Sitting at the piano?
Playing a light, jazzy tune?
Doesn't look like he could be any happier. The same goes for the dog by his feet.
If you're watching his hands closely, you may spy a gold band on the fourth finger of his right hand.
[ ooc; Yeah, I've been neglecting this pup. I'm going to be a little laggy, but I will be tagging back. ]
Sitting at the piano?
Playing a light, jazzy tune?
Doesn't look like he could be any happier. The same goes for the dog by his feet.
If you're watching his hands closely, you may spy a gold band on the fourth finger of his right hand.
[ ooc; Yeah, I've been neglecting this pup. I'm going to be a little laggy, but I will be tagging back. ]
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"I'm glad," he says, nodding. "It does worry me a bit -- seeing so many tired faces after having been out of the loop for so long."
He pauses, looking out at the bar at large before turning back to Byers, smiling.
"So. You think you have a girlfriend. Explain."
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"Um, yeah, her name's Niki and we spent Valentine's day together."
(The events of the day are yet to be determined, though, as the mun waves little slowtimey flags.)
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"Yeah, well..."
He has no real response to that, except for more blushing.
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"Well, I am happy for you. I haven't met her, which really doesn't mean anything since I haven't been here for forever and a month -- is she new or am I simply obtuse?"
Two months is so forever. Stop acting like it's not.
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He isn't entitled to say anything in terms of, 'That was fast,' given that Roger and Anita, well. It took a very short time for them.
"She's adjusting well?"
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"She's an actress."
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He was alive during the fifties!
"What's she like?"
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"Amazing."
He thinks that sums her up best.
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He simply grins, adding the pedal to his improvisations.
Pongo does the dog equivalent of a giggle.
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Byers has an idea.
"... so, um -- want to check on my progress?"
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"It's all yours."
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If anything, he looks proud.
(He hasn't given lessons before.)
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If it is any comfort at all, there isn't much of anything that could remotely perturb Roger at the moment.