Alisa Reinford (
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midnightstar2018-02-21 09:54 pm
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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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It was true, anyone else who saw them right now would be groaning and roling their eyes at the nauseatingly cute couple. Sharon on the other hand, not so much - she would have been fully entertained had she seen it. Though, regrettably, she would be making her appearance soon, as the time ticked closer to when Rean would have to leave. MAYBE Alisa would be able to let him go. She had a hard enough time separating from him when she left Thors.
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"Hmmm I think you might be exaggerating it a little tiny bit~"
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Although the worst soon comes to pass, and Sharon came padding down the stairs, though lacking the amused smile on her lips. Which was probably pretty telling enough of the reason she was coming downstairs ..to let them know their time was up. It's pretty rare to see Sharon at a loss for words - heck, she definitely didn't want to be the one to interrupt them. The fact that she knew about the train's arrival to fetch Rean before Claire even called was probably not as surprising though.
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Sharon was politely silent, glancing away for the duration of their kiss, waiting as long as she could. When Alisa had to break the kiss for air, Sharon regrettably cleared her throat, "...My Lady.. Master, Rean, it's time."
She obviously didn't sound happy about it, and wen Alisa heard the words and processed them, she pushed into an even tighter hug with Rean in protest. "No.." As if she had the power to reject the reality of accepting she'd have to let Rean go. Rean's ARCUS only added to the unpleasantness by interrupting their moment, with ringing. Obviously it was Claire calling for him now.
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"Alisa...I'm sorry." He murmured again letting the arcus ring for a while longer before he finally had to answer.
"Yes. This is Schwarzer."
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It just wasn't fair.
So she pulled away to rest her hands in her lap, looking away from him as he answered the ARCUS. Now more than ever she should be supporting him, rather than selfishly wishing he would stay with her, or trying to think of ways to convince him to let her stay with him in Trista. She knew she couldn't help him with his missions, but at least then he'd have someone waiting for him in Trista. Someone who would always stand by him.
The moment Rean answered the ARCUS, Claire's voice was heard: "Rean, the train will be arriving in Roer station in fifteen minutes." Just time enough for him to get stuff (what little there was) together and meet them as it arrived. There was an awkward pause that followed, and more personally she added, "... I tried to argue for more time for you. I'm sorry." Daddy Dearest was having none of it.
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Claire's voice sounded business first as always. The way she could act like that even in the mot dire of times was to be admired. He didn't blame her anymore. Not like the last time he had his outburst before the reverie corridor opened up.
Which was why her apology was met with a soft yet understanding sigh. "Thank you for trying. It's the thought that counts. I will see you at the station then."
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Alisa was silent through the entire, short, call, trying to keep her feelings from showing on her face. Trying to make it at least a LITTLE easier for Rean to leave.
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With the call concluded, his eyes met Alisa's again before letting a soft sigh. "Sharon, could I ask you to-" He probably wasn't going to get to finish the request.
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As for Sharon... yeah. "Already sorted, Master Rean." Yep, by the time he got halfway through that sentence he'd notice somehow she left and came back with his things, holding his bag in both hands, her smile unreadable.
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He met her hand with his and raised it up to his lips pressing them softly to her smooth skin before peering back at her.
"I'm sorry. You know you don't have to come to the station with me, right?" He was offering her that at least.
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"Honestly. I was just trying to spare you the grief but what am I supposed to do when you say it like that? Of course I want to be with you for as long as I can as well."
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