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fandomhighdorms2019-10-21 05:21 am
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Third Floor Common Room; Monday Morning [10/21].
At some point last week, Wayne had been making some notes about some of the regionally inspired breakfasts they'd been having to carry on over to his own Monday Morning Breakfasts, but, really, when all was said and done, when he actually got to making breakfast that morning, he decided, fuck, all that was gonna do was make him him miss the place. Not necessarily miss bein' on vacation, he didn't really do well with idleness and vacations and things like that, but he had enjoyed the trip, and decided maybe getting back to the more traditional stuff could be in order jus' to sort of set up the idea that it was back to the old usual grind again.
So there were pancakes and eggs and bacon and what have you as per usual, and that was all well and dandy, but then there was the whole issue with the coffee, and the fact that what Wayne got when he brewed up a pot was less of life-giving bean juice and more midnight matinee horror show. Because what he got was definitely a pot of what was absolutely fake blood (because real blood didn't really look like that).
He sniffed it, made a face, and poured the whole pot right down the sink and rinsed it out (and the sink, too, lest it look like he was up to something decidedly not breakfast related around here), and tried again. Same thing. Dumped that, figgured mebbe the third time's a charm, but no such luck. Which left him to narrow his eyes at the coffee maker, squinting at it accusingly.
"Now, look here, bud," he said, fully aware that he was standing there, talking to a kitchen appliance, "if you've got a problem with coffee this morning, then you've got a problem with me, an' I suggest you let that one marinate!"
This island had put them through a lot of terrible things, sure but no coffee on a Monday morning after a vacation? Fuck a duck, that was just a whole new level of cruelty that Wayne almost couldn't stand to contemplate.
[[ My schedule's a bit wonky this week, so a bit of SP on my end, more'n likeleh, but open breakfast is definitely open! ]]
So there were pancakes and eggs and bacon and what have you as per usual, and that was all well and dandy, but then there was the whole issue with the coffee, and the fact that what Wayne got when he brewed up a pot was less of life-giving bean juice and more midnight matinee horror show. Because what he got was definitely a pot of what was absolutely fake blood (because real blood didn't really look like that).
He sniffed it, made a face, and poured the whole pot right down the sink and rinsed it out (and the sink, too, lest it look like he was up to something decidedly not breakfast related around here), and tried again. Same thing. Dumped that, figgured mebbe the third time's a charm, but no such luck. Which left him to narrow his eyes at the coffee maker, squinting at it accusingly.
"Now, look here, bud," he said, fully aware that he was standing there, talking to a kitchen appliance, "if you've got a problem with coffee this morning, then you've got a problem with me, an' I suggest you let that one marinate!"
This island had put them through a lot of terrible things, sure but no coffee on a Monday morning after a vacation? Fuck a duck, that was just a whole new level of cruelty that Wayne almost couldn't stand to contemplate.
[[ My schedule's a bit wonky this week, so a bit of SP on my end, more'n likeleh, but open breakfast is definitely open! ]]

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See Vette. See Vette poke her head curiously into the common room, blinking. She didn't smell the usual coffee, but the familiar scents of bacon and eggs and sausage and pancakes were still in the air, so she'd been mostly sure Wayne was in there...
But the coffee?
"Morning, Wayne," she added, once she was sure it was still him. "How are ya now?"
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Propriety won out, as always, but it was by little more than C-hair of a thin margin.
"Good," he drawled, "n'you?"
They could get to the marinatin' after their Ps'n'Qs.
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And side-eyeing that coffee pot something fierce.
"Did someone run through all the grounds while we were on vacation and not buy more?"
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One guess who was bouncing on in and, well, no one really needed more guesses than that, right?
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"Nina!" Wayne's usual bark of greeting was a little rough around the edges, thanks to a particular deprivation of caffeine at the moment. "How are ya now?"
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Nina did frown at little, though, since his greeting was kind of—
"Are you, like, okay?????????????????????"
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He started, then stopped, with a glance over toward where he was pretty sure he heard one of those note-writin' radio squirrels squeaking a bit in objection to that particular term, and he grunted and tried again.
"The coffee maker's off," he amended, with the tone of a man who couldn't help taking it a bit personally when something didn't work the way it should, and who found it particularleh offensive when that something that wasn't working involved his coffee.
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He shot his roommate a big smile.
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"We live on an island in the sea, big shoots," Wayne pointed out.
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He eyed the coffee pot.
"...what's wrong with the coffee?"
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A beat.
"Good moooooooooooooorning, Okuyasu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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He totally did.
"And good morning to you too!"
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"Good morning, everyone," she said as she came in, as usual, with her flask on the ready. "Would anyone like some tea?"
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Tisarwat was used to this response from Wayne, but he was hardly ever so...quick on it. She blinked a little in surprise, and then again as she realized that the mug was actually clean for a change, no coffee residue clinging to it, and she smiled a little, pleased that maybe there was hope for him yet.
Dutifully, feeling quite pleased by the turn of events and blissfully ignorant of any other reasons for it, she poured the tea. "And how are you today, Wayne? Did you enjoy the school trip?"
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(She'd had them in a pocket.)
"Do you, like, want me to kick Wayne out of the kitchen to make you something????????????????"
Because she'd do it. And yes, she was saying that loud enough for Wayne to grumble about too.
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"You might not have to," she said, and, even though she lowered her head as if to whisper to Nina, she also definitely said it loud enough for Wayne to hear, "if only Wayne would just put on some gloves hers--"
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"Hope you're feeling better now that we're back on the island."
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Her expression was faintly beaming, both for the fact that he'd actually done it and that, just as she'd suspected, how much a difference a pair of gloves could make, because he looked so nice and civilized and handsome now that he was actually properly dressed.
She wouldn't mention it, though, because that would be impolite. Not any more than a small, pleased, approving nod of her head.
"My stomach certainly is," she remarked, "thank you. And how are you, Okuyasu? Would you like some tea?"
Maybe by now, she might even be able to bring some of her nicer cups for those among her friends that were so readily adapting to being properly civilized around here!
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Nerd.
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"Definitely not jus' the coffee in yer room," Wayne assured her with a disconsolate sort of grumble before his tone went into the...mostly usual call of, "Shuri. How are ya now?"
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She lowered her voice. "And I might have screamed when I saw it the first time. Perhaps. A bit."
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