First Floor Lobby: Wednesday Morning

[iknowstuff.livejournal.com]

Ah. Genderswap day. Layla was up early this morning in the lobby setting up bin of underwear, jeans and t-shirts for the newly awakened guys to partake of.

Everything was organized according to style and then size for the convenience of anyone coming down stairs in a panic of some sort.

Layla then settled down in a sunny spot (please not that her skin was not sparkly, thank you very much) and started reading Ayn Rand for probably the one hundredth time.

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Re: Talk to Layla

[living_endless]

"... no," Didi said slowly. "It's how I think Desire sees things. I don't feel the same way, particularly."

Re: Talk to Layla

[iknowstuff.livejournal.com]

"Hmm. Interesting," Layla mused. "Any of them coming for a visit on parents weekend?"

Re: Talk to Layla

[living_endless]

"Don't know. I set an invitation to my little sister," Didi said. "... if you poke her and she makes you think you're a frog, that is so not my fault, Layla."

Re: Talk to Layla

[iknowstuff.livejournal.com]

"Your sister is a gremlin?" Layla asked with raised eyebrow.

Re: Talk to Layla

[living_endless]

"Did turning into a boy break your ears, or are you being irritating on purpose?" Didi snapped snapped. "It's what my family can do. We bend reality. If Delirium wants to make somebody think they're a frog, or a basketball player, or turn herself into a thousand purple-striped frogs, she can."

Re: Talk to Layla

[iknowstuff.livejournal.com]

"I didn't even know your sister was Delirium and what the extent of her powers were," Layla said with a shrug. "Just making a joke there, Didi. Sheesh."

Re: Talk to Layla

[living_endless]

"Yeah, but it was like the second time in two minutes you misunderstood me," Didi pointed out calmly. "Don't insult my family. It's just not good practice."

She ran a hand through her hair. "... I should get to class."