"ANYONE EVEN LOOKS AT ME FUNNY AN YER GOIN' HOME IN A FUCKIN' BODY BAG! COMPRENDE, MOTHER FUCKERS?!"
'That's my man.' Amy thought, smiling.
"Secure the shuttle. Take the cash."
"Aye aye, Captain." she said, before turning to Whiskey and Gale "I'll just be a second..."
Feeling much more energetic that she did a minute ago, she hopped over the overturned table and strode to the centre of the room.
"See you on the ship." she told Axel, before kissing him eagerly, her hand running through the back of his hair. on her way out, she picked up two of the duffel bags of cash that were on the floor.
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"Err, hate to rain on your calm, commanding parade Cap..." Sandra spoke up through the intercom "but what about me? What do I do with this clown here?"
The rest could hear the sound of Castello getting smacked around further in the background.
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Katya was subdued for most of dinner. On the one-hand, her talk with Florian had left her feeling good for getting it all off her chest. On the other, she was worried that she had sacrificed some of her closeness to her Lord, and that Florian might be more inclined to keep her distant from now on, in order to avoid things getting complicated.
Overall, she just tried to focus on dinner. It needed more paprika, in her opinion.
While she wasn't on duty, Katya still wore her uniform, for its ceremonial significance. No body armour of satchels full of ammo obviously, though her side-arm was still holstered across her hip, and two medals were pinned to the breast of her khaki dress-jacket. She had more, but she only wore the one's she'd earned during her service to Florian now.
"I really like your necklace."
Edea had begun speaking to her, leaving Florian and Elizabeth to their flirting.
"Thank you." Katya replied, a little awkwardly but smiling politely. She touched the crucifix at her throat, supended from a loop of small pearls, with the tips of her fingers. "It's an heirloom."
'That's my man.' Amy thought, smiling.
"Secure the shuttle. Take the cash."
"Aye aye, Captain." she said, before turning to Whiskey and Gale "I'll just be a second..."
Feeling much more energetic that she did a minute ago, she hopped over the overturned table and strode to the centre of the room.
"See you on the ship." she told Axel, before kissing him eagerly, her hand running through the back of his hair. on her way out, she picked up two of the duffel bags of cash that were on the floor.
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"Err, hate to rain on your calm, commanding parade Cap..." Sandra spoke up through the intercom "but what about me? What do I do with this clown here?"
The rest could hear the sound of Castello getting smacked around further in the background.
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Katya was subdued for most of dinner. On the one-hand, her talk with Florian had left her feeling good for getting it all off her chest. On the other, she was worried that she had sacrificed some of her closeness to her Lord, and that Florian might be more inclined to keep her distant from now on, in order to avoid things getting complicated.
Overall, she just tried to focus on dinner. It needed more paprika, in her opinion.
While she wasn't on duty, Katya still wore her uniform, for its ceremonial significance. No body armour of satchels full of ammo obviously, though her side-arm was still holstered across her hip, and two medals were pinned to the breast of her khaki dress-jacket. She had more, but she only wore the one's she'd earned during her service to Florian now.
"I really like your necklace."
Edea had begun speaking to her, leaving Florian and Elizabeth to their flirting.
"Thank you." Katya replied, a little awkwardly but smiling politely. She touched the crucifix at her throat, supended from a loop of small pearls, with the tips of her fingers. "It's an heirloom."