Not caring how it worked might become a problem one day, but at the moment it seemed to be the furthest thing from her mind. She'd packed up her life in Utah, being able to fit it all into one bag and slung it over her shoulder before heading to the airport. She knew to be smart about it at least, to not ask for too much and to word it so that even
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During his fourth nap of the day, the cell phone rang, jolting him out of sleep. Not quite awake yet he answered the phone groggily, "'lo?"
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Pressing the phone between her ear and shoulder she heard it click on the fourth ring and barely a word come out of the man on the other end. Quirking an eyebrow she smiled before dropping her voice down low to nearly a whisper, "Good morning Isaac. This is God. You've been abusing the amazing powers of the Gummi Candy. I'm sorry but you have to stop that. Sour Patch Kids can take it. Gummi Worms cannot."
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"Mnff. Hey, God," he croaked as he lay on his back. "Issit gonna rain today because I really hate this closing the windows bullshit. It makes my loft stuffy."
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Pulling the phone away from her ear for a moment she took a deep breath and exhaled slowly to calm herself. Calm firmly in place she kept the whisper but gave it a bit more volume now that it seemed he was coming more to the awake side of life. It was a bit past three, but she knew he had trouble sleeping as it was and so if she'd woken him she had a tiny twinge of guilt.
The not quite a whisper now continued, "Yes. It's going to pour. It's my goal to have you wandering around half naked because of the stifling heat."
Of course even she couldn't keep it up much longer but she bit her cheek to keep from laughing and waited for at least one more groggy reply.
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These thoughts rapidly repeated themselves in his head as Isaac slapped his head against the coffee maker, trying to force it to brew the coffee faster. As the phone kept ringing he abandoned the coffee and ran barefoot across the floor to reach the ringing phone.
Almost out of breath he let Sarah speak as he tried to regain his bearings. "I'm sure as hell not asleep, I can tell you that much." He glanced over at the coffee. Apparently they wouldn't need it after all. "I'll meet you at the door, it sounds like you found the place alright."
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Sarah then mentioned checking the view and Isaac suddenly self a surge of panic amidst his scrambling. He'd realized a bit too late that the towel was probably not the best thing to wear if he wanted to make a good first impression. It was too late for that now, as this was the first time he'd actually fully registered what he was wearing in relation to Sarah's visit.
He could see he through the window and lifted a hand to let her know he saw her. "No, you didn't get the wrong one. Hang on, I'll let you in." He then jogged to the door, cell in hand, and opened it.
"So this is what God looks like."
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"And no, this is good. The face to face is nice," Sarah agreed with him on that. It had been a bit flighty of her to pack it all up and swap coastal plans, but she didn't know anyone in LA and while she only knew Isaac here in New York, they seemed to get along really well.
Smirking at Isaac she shook her head a bit, "I'm never going to lose that God moniker am I?"
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He took a glance at the coffee mug before answering as if the mug would speak for him if he stared long and hard enough. Finally he looked up at her, eyes bright and lips tightly closed, trying to hold back what he thought was too loud of a laugh for the current situation.
"Nope. Never. Though I thought you might not mind it since you were the one who chose the name for yourself."
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Moving off the counter she was leaning on she headed back around and toward more of the paintings. Coffee mug in hand she sipped slowly and moved from one to the next, "These really are amazing Isaac. I can see why you do it, I mean if I had that sort of talent I'd use it all the time."
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Last time he followed her, but this time when Sarah moved, Isaac stayed put. The sound carried easily enough through the loft. "Thanks, but I don't really see it as a talent if that makes any sense. It's more of just something I've always wanted to do. Coloring as a little kid turned into this, which reminds me..."
He left the kitchen for the studio, finding a blank sheet of paper and withdrawing rarely used, cheap bottles of tempra paint, one of each of the primary colors. "I owe you a turkey. You never told me what color you wanted."
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"It's drying. It's lost all of it's true weaponry," she stated as she flexed it feeling the paint crack against her skin. "I didn't get enough on my finger for this sort of battle. My paint-fu is lacking."
Sighing she glanced to her finger pouting a bit, "I'd reach for the bottle but then all bets are off, and I'm not really sure I stand a chance here. Clearly you are at an advantage." There was a pause as she let her eyes move from her fingertip to meet his eyes again, "Even against God herself."
Flexing her fingertip once more she could feel the paint pulling more, "Yeah that's dried on me now. It matches my nose though right?"
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Without letting go he looked from her nose to her finger and back again in appraisal. "Not quite," he said quietly, eyes looking to meet hers. "Your nose is a lot more faded."
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As she stepped on her toes to kiss him, Isaac bent at the waist to meet her lips with his. They pressed against hers softly as he returned her kiss and he took the liberty to circle an arm around her, resting it against the small of her back to provide support for her stance.
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