Rae "Sunshine" Seddon (
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To see an opera
(Up in her room, Rae gets ready.)
When Sunshine comes down the stairs, today, she may not look wholly like herself. The baker is usually seen in the bar wearing bright t-shirts or sweaters, with colorful jeans and sneakers, her hair up in a ponytail or held back by a likewise colorful kerchief. One colorfully casual customer.
Today her hair is down, tumbling about her scarred shoulders in loose waves of red, and what she wears is not her normal style at all.
She takes care with her steps, and not just because of the silver heels that grace her feet. As she moves down the stairs, Rae consciously straightens her spine against the fluttery nervous feeling in her stomach, and hopes it will soon pass.
This is going to be an enjoyable outing. Rae refuses to let her feelings of self-consciousness mar it.
(ooc: Sunshine will likely be out of the bar for a while after this, so any and all threads are welcome, but will be millitimed to before her thread with Hannibal Lecter.)
When Sunshine comes down the stairs, today, she may not look wholly like herself. The baker is usually seen in the bar wearing bright t-shirts or sweaters, with colorful jeans and sneakers, her hair up in a ponytail or held back by a likewise colorful kerchief. One colorfully casual customer.
Today her hair is down, tumbling about her scarred shoulders in loose waves of red, and what she wears is not her normal style at all.
She takes care with her steps, and not just because of the silver heels that grace her feet. As she moves down the stairs, Rae consciously straightens her spine against the fluttery nervous feeling in her stomach, and hopes it will soon pass.
This is going to be an enjoyable outing. Rae refuses to let her feelings of self-consciousness mar it.
(ooc: Sunshine will likely be out of the bar for a while after this, so any and all threads are welcome, but will be millitimed to before her thread with Hannibal Lecter.)
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"I'd say I'm sorry, Jay, but I can't blame him - I would, too."
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"I know your situation in your world is complicated," what with the rising from the dead, and all, "but is there a chance to patch things up?"
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He rests his head on her shoulder. "It's a pity you don't see more of your brothers. They're lucky to have a sister like you."
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She doesn't feel like her family is lucky to have her. She feels as though her very proximity puts them at risk.
"Kenny and Billy are both really bright. They'll do fine." They are not high-school-diploma-by-the-skin-of-her-teeth, making cinnamon rolls for a living, material. "Though it'd be nice if Kenny would realize he doesn't really want to be a lawyer, he seems to be going for pre-law as his focus in college."
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"A lawyer, huh? Sounds like he's pretty determined. I guess he'll just have to work out it's not what he wants for himself. Wait till he discovers girls and/or boys and the many wonderful distractions I hear collage involves."
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"He's wanting to go into Other law, which is a dancing-on-the-edge-of-a-muttering-volcano branch of law at the best of times."
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And if he wants to risk his livelihood doing so, well... Rae doesn't have much of a leg to stand on when it comes to talking him out of that, either.
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"I want him to do what he feels called to do, and I'll support him in that. But I also want him to be safe."
"And just because I support him doesn't mean I won't give him hell for becoming a lawyer," she grins. What are big sisters for?
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Rae moves to stand, taking Jay's hand lightly and giving it a faint squeeze. "I should probably find my friend soon - he may be looking for me, wondering if I'm ready to go yet."
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He stands with her and offers her a proper hug. "Have a wonderful night, beautiful. I hope the opera is everything you're hoping for and nothing like I remember."
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