Show 'er a good time [closed]

[numberonerival]

IT'S MY JOURNAL, WE CAN DO WHAT WE WANT ;_;

Characters: Green and Janine
Date/Time: doesn't matter since this is crack anyway, but it's early evening
Location: Green's apartment-to start, anyway
Warnings: WAFF
Summary/Notes:
[21:31] Janine: I miss your Arcanine
[21:31] Janine: Like, a lot

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[mysoulisfuchsia]

Janine couldn't help but to chuckle at Green's flustered statement-- he was usually so levelheaded, so seeing him worked up... well, it was an amusing sight to behold.

"Don't you remember? I'm a ninja," she responded, with a small wink. "I have my ways of getting in here."

She paused momentarily to take in Green's apartment; it was quite nice and stylish, and also meticulously neat. Not that she had expected anything else, after all-- he kept himself in wonderful health, and Janine had figured any other aspect of his life would be the same.

Although she had to admit, she hadn't been expecting the candles, as nice of a touch as they were. Maybe she would have to pick some up for the Fuchsia Gym tomorrow.

"You have a nice apartment," she noted, taking a seat on the plush couch he had. "Unfortunately my home isn't nearly as nice as yours... it's overdue for a cleaning." She paused.

"I hope my arrival here hasn't presented any sort of inconvenience to you."

[numberonerival]

Green gave a small, shaky laugh as he shook his head, throwing up a hand in a gesture of surrender. He felt really safe now, Janine. Really. Thanks.

But still, he liked those moments when she let her guard down-whether in surprise or amusement.

He was glad that he looked away to survey his house; he needed a moment to collect himself. When she made herself comfortable on his couch, he gave her a lopsided smile and settled in beside her.

"Thank you," he replied. "And hey, you're a busy woman, right?" He gave her a friendly nudge with his shoulder. "There's no need to get all uptight on me, come on. Take it easy."

[mysoulisfuchsia]

There was a definite truth to his words; she was indeed quite busy and to be honest, she wasn't sure how she did it on a day-to-day basis. It was good to relax every now and then and while she didn't know Green like the back of her hand, she knew he was at least trustworthy enough to be able to let her guard down, if only slightly.

She gave him a small smile when he nudged her. "Forgive me, it's a habit, I suppose," Janine said. She placed her hands on her laps and concentrated on the warm glow of the candles. She honestly had no idea what to say now.

[numberonerival]

Green totally understood; he was practically the living definition of "overworked and underpaid."

He gave a dramatic sigh as Janine stared fixedly at his candles. "Yeah, I see what you mean," he chuckled. "How about this? You give me a smile, and I'll go get you a drink." He got to his feet and looked down at her expectantly, a small smile on his lips.