Today is a day that's been coming a long time. There are things that Noodle has been avoiding, things that she has managed to keep to herself for quite some time. Things that she won't share with Murdoc, with D, or with Russell. At least, not just yet. But she needs help, too - an impartial third party to help track things down, to find
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He adjusts his glasses and peers at her a little. He's not impressed either. Check scrap of paper. "Miss... er. Noodle?"
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"No Miss, is just Noodle. Is nice to be meeting you, Mister Gently. You come highly reccomended."
He didn't, actually - but you're supposed to say things like that at the start. She gives the detective a wide, wide grin, and then continues.
"Would be alright to ask about your background before going further?"
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It's a close thing, though.
"Would appreciate short version!"
Eesh.
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This is geting weird and more weird..!
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Noodle looks a little sleepy herself - staying up late and getting up early is never a bad thing, but can sometimes mean she's a little slow on the uptake. She's got something heavily caffinated in a glass, drinking it quickly and then setting it aside.
"So we starting so soon? Is good - will be long trip. Is possible to upgrade for long flight? Willing to pay for it for your comfort if not just mine. More room to work through contracts, too."
Cagey - she doubts coach seating for many many hours would be fun for Dirk - she'd probably tolerate it, but being able to stretch out would be good.
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She'll go through it once just to make sure there's no 'permanently hire Dirk on for gobs of money' clause, and let the rest go. She makes a mental note to try the 'I'm a rock star, can I please sit up front' with her credit card once they get to the gate. If the contracts are as big as Dirk's talking as, it may take her many many hours to go through it.
"What is oddest case you had to deal with, Dirk?"
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