OOM-but-Not, Feb 13, 1991
Meg has a very bright smile when she arrives in the bar this evening. She's had a lovely birthday.
And it's not that she doesn't notice that things seem to be happening around the bar, it's just that she notices her sister on the other side of the room more.
She hasn't seen Kim since just after Christmas, and they have Something to discuss.
Looking around the bar can wait till that's taken care of.
And it's not that she doesn't notice that things seem to be happening around the bar, it's just that she notices her sister on the other side of the room more.
She hasn't seen Kim since just after Christmas, and they have Something to discuss.
Looking around the bar can wait till that's taken care of.

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"... okay," she says, after a moment. "I could go up to the bar instead, but that wouldn't be much different..."
She's eyeing Meg a little suspiciously.
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"Not without its all getting needlessly complicated, anyway."
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The suspicious look hasn't gone anywhere, but a smile of her own is beginning to tug at the corner of her mouth.
"So what would?"
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"It's simple and direct, and grand dramatic gestures aren't really my style, so . . . yes, I should probably just come out and ask," Meg decides.
Without, actually, coming out and asking.
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"Will I -- yes!"
Tears of emotion well, and laughing, she dashes them away.
"Of course I will. I'd love to."
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There's a moment's pause, and then she adds, "Even if I make you wear a horrible orange dress with a great big bow?"
(It would be more of a threat if she weren't smiling quite so much.)
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"Well if you truly want me to look like a pumpkin on your wedding day..."
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"We'll find something.
"Maybe you could come back to Montreal with me some time. We'll go shopping."
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A quick, mischievous smile.
"Even if you do decide to go with a neon theme."
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Probably.
"Good. Then once I figure out what I'm wearing, we'll figure out what you're wearing."
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"Plans generally have more details.
"And shopping plans have lunch."