Alisa Reinford (
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Since graduating from the Academy, life has been..interesting for Alisa, to say the least. She's been kept very busy, since she was upholding her promise to her mother on showing her the proper way to run the company, and it wasn't easy to put in those changes. Though it would have been a lot harder if she didn't have the support of those around her. But because of that, she hadn't been able to get time to get to visit Rean as much as she liked.
Translation: As much as she liked = every day. She did get to visit - or vice versa - at least on the weekend, and she talked to him almost every night thanks to the range on the ARCUS. Just as finished up for the night, she made her way up to the penthouse, glancing around to make sure she was alone (And you never know with Sharon) in order to take out her ARCUS once more and see if she could get a hold of Rean before bed. She was planning on seeing if he was in the area - alternatively, she was sure she could get away for a visit, if he wasn't busy.
Translation: As much as she liked = every day. She did get to visit - or vice versa - at least on the weekend, and she talked to him almost every night thanks to the range on the ARCUS. Just as finished up for the night, she made her way up to the penthouse, glancing around to make sure she was alone (And you never know with Sharon) in order to take out her ARCUS once more and see if she could get a hold of Rean before bed. She was planning on seeing if he was in the area - alternatively, she was sure she could get away for a visit, if he wasn't busy.
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"Sha-ack!" Alisa yelped in the middle of calling for Sharon, because when she stood and turned to call for the maid, the lovely lady was already on hand with a few pieces of tupperware stacked and ready to be filled. "Don't DO that!"
Sharon giggled, "My apologies, Lady Alisa." Sorry not sorry, more like. She set the upperware down on the table, "Would you like some assistance?"
Alisa sighed heavily. She's going to BELL that woman one of these days. "I think we can manage - Rean?" She glanced over at him curiously.
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He did let out a soft sigh of resignation before he nodded to Alisa's question.
"Yeah we should be able to handle this just fine."
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It's like she read Alisa's mind when Alisa had considered asking Sharon to give them some privacy for lunch! "And you two will be going out for dinner as well, yes?"
Alisa nodded - then blinked, "Wait, how did you know about that!?"
Sharon chuckled, "Oh I have my ways. ♥" She smiled at Alisa's groaning response. "But I will be with your mother and Master Gwyn for the rest of the evening," for a second she looked almost troubled - but only for a second. "So you both will be on your own until morning."
Alisa, on hearing that, wasn't sure to be overjoyed or extremely nervous to be honest. "Oh --?" Yeah try to make that casual. "All right then." Not looking at Rean not looking at Rean not looking at Rean. Yep yep, she's just packing up some food here...
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Of course, that pondering is throw completely off the rails as he hears that Sharon will br out. All. NIGHT. So it would be just him and Alisa. Aidios give him strength to resist the temptations.
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Alisa's face turned an even darker red, but shep oitnedly ignored Sharon, "I think that's everything, right?" she surveyed the table, almost desperate for a change in topic.
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"Ah, My Lady one more thing -" Sharon called after them.
Alisa nearly flinched, wary as she glanced over her shoulder, "Yes?"
"Have fuuuuuuuuuun ♥." Sharon beamed, waving a hand at the pair.
Alisa inwardly grimaced, glancing over to Rean and smiling weakly, "Ahah... let's go."
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He awkwardly waved back before turning a bigger smile to Alisa as he nodded and followed her out the door with the bag of packed food for the self starved scientists.
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That being said, the elevator ride to their destination almost ten floors down was still a little awkward, considering she was trying not to think about the thing Sharon had whispered to her. And the fact that they were going to be alone. Actually alone.
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"So uhm have you heard anything new from the others recently?"
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That trip to Nord had been the beginning of so many things for Rean. But it was also when he started coming to terms with how amazing the girl by his side really was.
"That makes sense. Everyone else would be busy with everything going on in the empire. Jusis' position was not enviable in the slightest. With Rufus being assiged as Governor in Crossbell, he was left to manage house Albarea and clean up the enormous aftermath left behind by his deluded father.
"I'm looking forward to this surprise project you have to show me."
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She also didn't envy the others their positions. With the exception of Laura and Elliot, almost all of them had challenging tasks ahead of them.
"Haha, I hope you won't be disappointed then," Alisa grinned sheepishly. He was looking forward to it so much, he might have higher expectations than it deserved!
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He had even seen some of his old acquaintances in school start to voice thoughts and opinions that resonated entirely with Osborne.
Despite that the other person who often he could honestly talk to the few times they did meet was Patrick. How that had come about was a mystery in of itself.
Oh I am sure I won't be. Not if you put so much work into it."
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"Oh! No no, I didn't do that much really...!" she just made it possible to get the traitors out of the company and directed a smaller group into coming up with some products for raising the public image again. Because as she saw it, they had a lot to apologize for and a alot to make up for.
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"Well I'll let this product speak for itself since you'd keep shooting down any praise I send your way~" Rean smirked cheekily.
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Alisa grinned in response, "I just want the people who helped to create it get the appropriate credit. She would have leaned a little into him, but by the time she thought about it, the elevator had already reached the level they were to get off.
"Oh - we're here already!" Ahahah, damn elevator being too quick. Sigh. She shifted her grip on her tupperware containers, and nodded instead. Onward! She stepped out of the elevator, starting down the hall.
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"So we are. Lead the way then." Rean said waiting for Alisa to take point before falling in line by her side.
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She pushed the doors open, where there were several researchers busy at work. They glance up when they hear someone entering, glancing first to Alisa, then to Rean and back. "Miss Alisa," one of the men greets, a puzzled look on his face, "We weren't expecting you to visit today."
"I know, I'm sorry I didn't call ahead." Alisa smiled, "I wanted to show m...yyyyyyy....." Oh god, she suddenly stalls on the word. Friend? Guest? ....boyfriend? AGGH -- she shakes her head quickly, "W--we brought food. I know you've all been working really hard - you probably haven't eaten at all today."
One of the researchers gives Rean a bit of a look at how flustered Alisa suddenly is, while another pair are standing at a table, whispering to each other and chuckling.
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Rean lifted his bag to show where said meals were since Alisa wasn't exactly carrying them in a stack herself at the moment.
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"I know we didn't. But you've also been working really hard on that prototype. Is it ready?" Alisa asked curiously.
"There are still one or two bugs to work out in its programming, so it's not quite ready to be released to the public yet. If you'd like to see it, it's in the testing room now."
"In a moment. Could someone clear off a table please?" Alisa asked curiously.
"Oh! Yes, yes of course." the man turned and started to clear off one of the tables so Rean and Alisa could put the food down.
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So it was actually refreshing to see no one treating him differently because of that. His smile was more genuine because of that as he put the bag up on the table before taking out container after container.
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That being said, Alisa didn't want to linger, so once the food was set out, she exchanged a few more pleasantries before excusing herself, since she wasn't there on business and didn't want to get held up with questions. "Over this way-" Alisa murmured to Rean, pointing at a door - there was a large tinted glass window that looked into the room, and for some reason, said window had one or two cracks in it.
Alisa looked a little puzzled, but she walked inot the room anyway - once inside, the room was fairly spacious. There was a computer system, one or two chairs and benches, and a smaller table on which there was a small round object that strangely looked a lot like the happiness hare Rean had made for Alisa what seemed like forever ago. Only made of metal, of course.
"There it is." Alisa grinned, "Let's see if it'll activate."
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As he drew up close to Alisa, his eyes landed on the device in the observed room. The design jumped up at him right away.
"What..."
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Focused entirely on the computer screen as it's connected to the little unit on the table, "Let's see... it shouldn't be a problem --Ahah! Here we go.."
Words appeared on the screen as Alisa typed away on the keyboard. Her login credentials, followed by confirmation of the login and secret code, which then got her into the actual system. A moment later, there was a soft hum and a cute little chime emitted from the unit, as the previously dark eyes suddenly lit up a bright blue.
"Unable to identify user. Please state user identification." Said the Unit in an almost cold, mechanical voice.
"Alisa Reinford."
"Registering." Beep beep. "Registration complete." And then the voice changes to one far less mechanical, and almost friendly, the mechanical bunny ear-like antennae swiveling slightly before turning in Rean's direction. "RUMU unit active. Good morning Alisa." It ... says this to Rean though. Silly thing.
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