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 Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2011 3:16 am
"A pretty girl like you?" Kess laughed, almost in disbelief, "That's got to be someone's mistake, I'm sure." As Jada's tone became conspiratorial, the lanky blonde found herself leaning in as well, weight shifting forward on her elbows as her head tilted, presenting an ear for the brunette's 'secret'.
"Me?" Brows raised, her lopsided grin growing until it was positively wolfish. "I'm the worst sort of villain, Miss Jada. Dastardly plots, corrupting the innocent, slinging drugs, and, most importantly, kidnapping damsels and making them beg." She paused, then, leaning back as their waitress returned, pad and pen in hand. "Absolutely wicked, really."
Promptly handing her menu to 'Gloria,' Kess' tone was light, exuding mock-innocence, as if she'd just told the other girl a dreadful secret, and didn't want the waitress to know.
"I'll have the 'Large Farm Boy'." She winked at Jada.
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Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 7:37 pm
"You know Kess, I love you more and more every time you compliment me." There it was. No shame. Jada leaned in, elbows and forearms resting on the table, tilting her dark head and listening avidly to the other woman's faux confession.
"My goodness, you sound positively wicked." she covered her mouth with her hand, eyes twinkling with amusement. "I simply can't compare." Oh goodness, this sounded like much more fun than her own life. "Maybe I should try being a villain. What do you think? Evil Supergirl? Does the dark side have cookies?"
The appearance of the waitress made her pull herself up, removing her elbows from the table. A Large Farm Boy? "Good choice." It was like an echo, muttered, one more amused than the other. Jada and 'Gloria' glanced at each other. "Sounds delicious." Jada told the woman. "Give me the same, and a cinnamon roll." Violet eyes watched the waitress go, and then elbows went right back on the table. "I'm feeling like being a rebel."
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Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 1:25 pm
"Oh, yeah?" The blonde's grin was wide, equally shameless, as she looked over the curvy young woman. "I don't know about cookies, but being bad certainly has its perks."
When the waitress returned, it was with two huge plates, heaped with a stir-fried mix of potatoes, sour cream, cheese, bacon, chives, peppers, and so on, in a sort of 'cake' shape, as well as a separate, smaller plate for Jada's cinnamon roll.
"Hope you have an appetite." Kess raised her brows innocently, before proceeding to turn a ketchup bottle upside down and pound the bottom until red covered her potatoes.
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Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 5:10 pm
"Yeah." Jada's voice was full of laughter. "If the dark side has brownies, I'll be willing to take the tour."
She watched the mounds of delicious cholesterol as they were settled on the plate in front of her, and elected to go for the cinnamon role first. She fell upon the cinnamon role viciously, much like a wolf falling upon a fallen deer.
It wasn't quite as gory, but the sentiment was similar.
She was licking ice off her fingers while Kess was dumping ketchup all over her food. "That looks really delicious." The sound was muffled by her fingers. "I think the cinnamon roll is amazing."
As if anyone looking at their table wouldn't be able to tell her opinion.
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 2:21 pm
"I may hold you to that, Jada." That fierce grin was back, and Kess held the younger girl's gaze a moment, amused, before tucking into her own breakfast.
It went quickly, once the conversation faded in favor of eating. Soon enough, the blonde was paying the tab [in cash, of course], and dropping a few dollars on the table as a tip.
"Well, Jada," she laughed, "We should probably be getting back to our separate lives now," She paused, as something came to her, "But, listen." Kess pulled a paper napkin from its holder, scrawling with a pen.
"There's a party on Halloween. You should go." Her number was listed below the address and time. "It's zombie themed, though, so be sure to dress up."
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 7:02 pm
The senshi-in-human-skin couldn't help but laugh, the sound starting like a burble, then degrading into a full-blown snort. "You do that, Kess."
She liked the girl. The blonde, whatever her freckly proportions, was friendly and open. It was a warmth that Jada hadn't felt as often as she would have liked in some time. Companionship was-- appreciated.
"You... do you run around this time every morning? I'd like it if we could meet up again." Hopefully she didn't sound desperate. "I mean, if we get lucky enough to." It had just been so nice to have someone human around, even if it was something so menial like this.
Reaching out, she snagged the napkin. "I've heard a little about this, but I'll admit my usual crowd isn't zombies. Still, it could be fun." And, she had captured another poor soul's cell phone number! Excellent. She pulled out her phone, quickly texting the other girl her own cell phone number, and herself the party information.
Jada wasn't a paper anything girl.
"Thanks for breakfast." she said, glancing at her watch as they left the restaurant. Ahh, plenty of time to get home before she would have to go for work. "I... I'll see you soon?"
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