MCA Laundry Room, Thursday afternoon

[offthelisthero]

The rapidly approaching end of semester, and considerations for the upcoming summer term, had occupied most of Mohinder's attention. Trying to mark his class' finals had not gone well; his concentration had lapsed, drifting in any and all directions

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[just_add_starch]

Sometime after getting off work, Fraser wandered down with...a lot of laundry and decided he really needed to start doing this more regularly.

When he noticed he wasn't alone, he smiled and nodded. "Good afternoon."

[offthelisthero]

"Good day," Mohinder replied with a smile, eyes flicking to Fraser's load. "I suppose I needn't ask if you come here often."

He flushed, awkward. "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to imply anything untoward."

[just_add_starch]

"I took no offense," he said and shook his head. "The truth is, I don't. And I usually wouldn't call myself lazy but I appear to be ignoring laundry in deference to other things as of late."

[offthelisthero]

"The mundane losing ground to the fantastic?" asked Mohinder. "Or - as for me - and it has been quiet lately, just the putting off a dull task?"

[gkar_lastkhari]

G'Kar padded down to the laundry room, basket of clothes in hand. He was donning only a robe and his feet were bare.

"Oh, pardon me," he spoke when he realized the room was already occupied. "You don't mind if I join you I hope?"

[offthelisthero]

"Of course not," said Mohinder, letting his feet still against the machine. "I've never considered laundry to be a solitary activity."

[gkar_lastkhari]

"Good to know. I find it an oddly relaxing chore. Forces one to slow down for a while." He claimed a machine and began to stuff laundry into it.

"I don't believe we've met before. I'm G'Kar."

[offthelisthero]

"You have too much haste in your life otherwise?" Mohinder asked.

"Mohinder Suresh." He introduced himself and nodded upward. "I live one floor up."