Rikku (
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and at last I see the light ♫♪
Who: Rikku and Cliffjumper
Where: Olivine!
When: Valentine's Day (backdated)
Summary: They have a date!
Rating: Knowing these two? PG-13 maybe. Seriously, they're too dorky for much else
Log:
Valentine's Day, as a whole, seemed pretty silly to Rikku. Why put all your love and stuff on one day?
Then she went to the store a few times and realized it was more a case of "people wanting to sell stuff" than "people are really that weird here". Oh, well. Chocolate was going on sale soon, apparently, so Rikku wasn't complaining!
Of course, part of her not-complaining might have come from the fact that she and Cliff were going on another date that night. They'd been a few since their first one, but nothing really as special or memorable as their first one. Rikku'd spent most of the days leading up to it trying to find a decent outfit that would work for the beach and had settled on jeans (the best piece of clothing ever, seriously, why was this not a Thing in Spira yet?) and a shirt the color of Cliffjumper when he was a robot with "My Boyfriend is Better than Yours" on it in what the clerk had called a "flirty" font.
For once, she was done getting ready before Cliff and was sitting on the floor of the living room, taunting everyone with her laser pointer while she waited.
Where: Olivine!
When: Valentine's Day (backdated)
Summary: They have a date!
Rating: Knowing these two? PG-13 maybe. Seriously, they're too dorky for much else
Log:
Valentine's Day, as a whole, seemed pretty silly to Rikku. Why put all your love and stuff on one day?
Then she went to the store a few times and realized it was more a case of "people wanting to sell stuff" than "people are really that weird here". Oh, well. Chocolate was going on sale soon, apparently, so Rikku wasn't complaining!
Of course, part of her not-complaining might have come from the fact that she and Cliff were going on another date that night. They'd been a few since their first one, but nothing really as special or memorable as their first one. Rikku'd spent most of the days leading up to it trying to find a decent outfit that would work for the beach and had settled on jeans (the best piece of clothing ever, seriously, why was this not a Thing in Spira yet?) and a shirt the color of Cliffjumper when he was a robot with "My Boyfriend is Better than Yours" on it in what the clerk had called a "flirty" font.
For once, she was done getting ready before Cliff and was sitting on the floor of the living room, taunting everyone with her laser pointer while she waited.
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I love you. I don't deserve you.
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[ He drapes the folded blanket over one shoulder and pulls her close. His expression and tone softens instantly. ]
You deserve everything.
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[She grins and pulls him into a kiss]
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C'mon. Dinner's gonna get cold at this rate.
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[She's practically skipping when they start heading towards town]
I hope they remember the cake, though.
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[ A shrug ] Not that I'm gonna turn down cake, mind you.
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[This girl is going to rot her teeth out]
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[A pause as she realizes what she said. Uhm.]
Hypothetically, I mean. So not ready for marriage yet but, uh...shutting up now.
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How does that even work? Marriage, I mean.
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[And she proceeds go into great detail about it as they head for the restaurant. It's clear she loves weddings and marriage and all that]
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[Rikku ducks in, gets the food, and ducks out. There's a lot of food]
How do Cybertronians do it?
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What a Cybertronian is- what humans call heart, soul, all of that- is all in their spark. When you bond you open your spark up completely to each other and... become one, I guess. You share each others' thoughts, and emotions. You feel what they feel. There's no more "you". Just... "us".
It's not a ceremony with cake and dresses and a crowd of people. Just you and your partner, that's it.
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That sounds way better than a wedding. More...special, y'know?
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It sounds romantic, anyway.
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It's definitely less stressful. My tw of best friends got married to each other, when I went back home but didn't leave, and I was sure Wakka was going to die from all the stress of his wedding!
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I like the idea of it bein' private better, but maybe that's just me.
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I'd wanna tell everyone, but I could see why people might like private better. Less annoying drunk party guests.
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wtf my shift key
stupid shift keys
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