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Originally posted by Davros:
Davros stretches and rubs the sleep from his eyes - oh dear, I have fallen asleep on the coffee lounge couch, a tray of untouched donuts beside me. Slowly I starts to pece together what had happened the previous night. Let's see - OH NO, the last thing I can remember was that I had been talking to Mistress Cloudsparkle, and that she had at least revealved the hidden tray of cinammon coated munchables.
What happened next - surely I didn't just fallen asleep right there in front of her. Uh oh, that's the sort of thing a storm goddess is likley to never let one forget isn't it? She is gunna make me pay for that rudeness. Wait, what was that - something about snap dragons and weeds. The benefits of lilles and daisies?? Wait a miute, she is still talking to me - after 5 hours!!!! Quick man, nod understandingly, and again. Maybe she hasn't noticed that you have had very little input to this conversation in a long time. Maybe she thinks that you have just been a tad reticent. Maybe you can pull this off without major embarrassment. "Uh sorry for interrupting Cloudy, but I just thought I had better let you know I must dash off for work - TGIF huh  !!".
(note to self - I think I pulled that off  - but beware, for the wrath of a storm queen is not to be trifled with).
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*Ominous rumbles of thunder heard off in the distance as Davros dashes to work*
*little flashes of lightning are seen through Davros' office window*
Cloudbringer slowly picks up the remains of donuts and coffee left near the sofa and carries them to the counter. She thinks Davros is going to be a bit damp after work...but, hehehe, at least he's not wearing full plate mail!
Doze off on the StormQueen, will he? LOL It was nice to hear your travel plans, Davros!
Moridin- "grumble"? Sit down, have something to drink and relax a bit. Do tell us what is troubling you, too , if it would help!
Cloudy
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