wanna_be
Really Experienced
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- Oct 14, 2017
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At least Farridan doesn't interrupt her meal. He doesn't move, save to turn his eyes back to his computer screen. That saps Sophie's fire a little, she had expected some annoyance at least, not this display of slight amusement. The meal distracts her, she is truly hungry, and the food is good. The croissants are just warm, and flake apart in her fingers, while the salad is crisp and clean tasting. She eats more than she would normally, eventually stopping with half a croissant left on the plate in front of her.
Farridan is still coding when she finishes eating. The faint clicks of the keys are drowned by the emptiness of the space. She hadn't realised how early she had risen until now, but the rays of the sun are even now shining over Farridan's shoulders. It lends him a silhouetted quality, Sophie can only imagine the theatrical image is intentional.
Beyond introducing the food and telling her about his plans, Farridan hasn't said anything else, his attention fixed once more on the screen before him. He hasn't even glanced at her while she eats. Feeling unnerved by this treatment, she struggles back to her feet, still determined not to give him a show. It's entirely possible that her struggle does just that, but she pushes away the thought as she wanders away from his desk. The room is nearly empty, she doesn't have her phone, and there isn't another computer she can use. Presumably she isn't allowed any of these things in order to prevent her contacting the outside world.
After ten minutes or so she turns back to his desk, though she does so from the opposite end of the room to make things as inconvenient for him as she can. "It's not like there's anything for me to do. I guess you don't get a lot of guests?"
In a faux whisper she continues, "Though I guess they're locked in a hole somewhere anyway."
Farridan is still coding when she finishes eating. The faint clicks of the keys are drowned by the emptiness of the space. She hadn't realised how early she had risen until now, but the rays of the sun are even now shining over Farridan's shoulders. It lends him a silhouetted quality, Sophie can only imagine the theatrical image is intentional.
Beyond introducing the food and telling her about his plans, Farridan hasn't said anything else, his attention fixed once more on the screen before him. He hasn't even glanced at her while she eats. Feeling unnerved by this treatment, she struggles back to her feet, still determined not to give him a show. It's entirely possible that her struggle does just that, but she pushes away the thought as she wanders away from his desk. The room is nearly empty, she doesn't have her phone, and there isn't another computer she can use. Presumably she isn't allowed any of these things in order to prevent her contacting the outside world.
After ten minutes or so she turns back to his desk, though she does so from the opposite end of the room to make things as inconvenient for him as she can. "It's not like there's anything for me to do. I guess you don't get a lot of guests?"
In a faux whisper she continues, "Though I guess they're locked in a hole somewhere anyway."