Dorm Roof [Thursday, Morning]

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The roof is there for emo, right?

Which is why when Mac, finding she couldn't really concentrate on anything much at the moment anyway, decided to get out of her room, that was where she went.

Now, she's sitting cross legged near the edge of the roof, and stabbing absently at the fruit salad she found for breakfast with a fork.

[[ooc: She's there, it's open. Beware the woe.]]

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Savannah had been exploring and thus, found the roof. She spotted mac and walked over to her.

"Hey, Mac."

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It took a couple of seconds for Mac to realise there was actually someone talking to her. When she did, she glanced over her shoulder up at Savannah. "Morning," she returned, not entirely enthusiastically.

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Savannah had a good idea why Mac was not the most cheerful and she wasn't sure what to say. She liked Mac and was sorry to see her full of woe.

"Do you feel like company, Mac, or would you rather be alone?"

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Company, probably a good thing right now. Mac shrugged, "Pull up some roof," she said. "If left alone, I'll probably just mutilate my fruit salad further."

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Savannah dropped down to sit next to her. "And that would be a very sad thing," she agreed.

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"It really would," Mac said with a slight nod. "I like fruit. Not quite in a fruitarian kind of way, but... stabbing, bad."

Mm, distracty tangents, so good for the soul.

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"Stabby bad unless doing it with a small fondue fork and you are dipping it into chocolate."

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"That I'll agree with," she allowed. "Seeing as I don't have any chocolate around, I'm going to go with the bad," Mac said, sighing and forcing herself to put her bowl with the remains of her breakfast down.

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Savannah bit her lip. "Why don't you come to my room tonight. I have chocolate and we can have fondue and stuff and ..." What does one do to cheer up the girlfriend of a friend that went away?

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"Chocolate is supposed to be a mood enhancer. All that tryptophan," Mac said thoughtfully. "Must be why it's tradition."

She gave a slight brief smile at Savannah. "I'm not that great company right now," she warned.

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"Anyone who expects you to be good company right now should be smacked."

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Mac huffed a slight laugh and shook her head. "I find any, I'll send them your way," she said.

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"You do that," Savannah nodded. "Besides, I gotta look out for ya and people expecting to be bright and cheerful."

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"That's nice," Mac said simply. "That, well, you're doing the looking out thing, even though you don't know me that well."

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Savannah smiled. "You were nice to me when we met... and Cally was my Big Sib, so ..." Her voice trailed off. "I figured had to be harder on you than anyone else."

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Mac chewed on her lip, and gave a vague shrug. "Probably."

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Savannah nodded. "I'm not the best at saying the right thing for cheering up... but I am here for you, Mac. I am your friend."

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"Thanks," Mac said quietly, giving her a slightly wan smile. "That's... that's really sweet of you."