Ben looks a little outraged at that suggestion. He likes keeping his pants up, thank you very much. And listening to the girls who run the third shift copy place is akin to listening to Uncle Simon when he says alcohol is bad for you.
D raises an eyebrow and says that isn't what he said about trousers so long ago. She also says Ben is jealous of the copy girls because they can touch the copier and he can't.
D snatches the hat and beams. She says that's not what Aaron said and quickly hides behind the hat like it were a fan, just peeking over the edge while she dissolves into giggles.
Singing, and a little red dress, Ben confirms, slumping in his own chair and still working on her foot.
And ice cream later, he adds, waving his hand a moment. Then he frowns and suggests she get better shoes, since her feet are obviously getting stood on far too often.
D admits that is true, however, this could mean an increase of whining.
Also, she says if he'd like to wear the red dress this time, someone sent a large fruit basket to the house this morning. She thinks it would make him a lovely hat.
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Leather pants, silk restraints...
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As to the matter of trousers and their suitability, he's silent upon.
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D says his silence is a disappointment as he lives for her entertainment. She also grins.
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After a moment she grins and asks what he is going to do for an encore.
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He absently tugs her shoe off and starts rubbing her foot.
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She squishes down in her chair a little, relaxed, and completely uninterested in moving, thanks.
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And ice cream later, he adds, waving his hand a moment. Then he frowns and suggests she get better shoes, since her feet are obviously getting stood on far too often.
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She also says if she didn't, she'd have to walk on her hands, then she tilts her head to the side and asks how much later.
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Much later, but the place delivers all night, so they have time to kill.
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That's good, D says, leaves plenty of time for other things.
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Also, she says if he'd like to wear the red dress this time, someone sent a large fruit basket to the house this morning. She thinks it would make him a lovely hat.
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He's silent for a bit upon the dress, then notes he was kind of maybe planning that. The fruit'd be a nice touch.
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There is a chance, D reminds him, that she might fall asleep before they get to the fruit if he keeps doing what he's doing.