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Who:

refinedmaestro

consultmybooks

folkloristic,

shadedsunlight,

polishrule, and

readingwishbone
What:A long overdue dinner and a gathering of friends, new and old.
When: Early evening, Wednesday, September 14th
Where: CH 7, kitchen/dining area of floor 4 and maybe 5
Summary: A month ago, Ginia promised Giles, Frederic, and Helios dinner. Now that they're all finally back, and with new friends joining them, it's time to eat!
Rating: PG, PG-13ish if people want to get cuddly.

As discussed, no posting order due to all the people involved. First thread is cooking and set-up, second is for the actual dinner. If you want to do a specific thread (like Helios blowing something up), put any pertinant info in the subject. Timeline is roughly chronological, thread jump at will, and have fun! Prose or action tags are good.

...And let's not set CH7 on fire.

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And once again, Poland only nods while he begins to play with his hair nervously. If he wasn't feeling so shy, he'd be much better company. Or at least more talkative. Finding Poland as good company really depended on the person and how much patience they had.

It's thankful Ginia is full of patience and a friend of Frederic is certainly someone she wants to get to know.

I'll make sure it doesn't get cold then. What is it, if you don't mind me asking?

That's a question he has to answer with his words and he definitely struggles to answer it, taking a few seconds to find his voice.

"U-um...kielbasa."

Ginia moves closer to take a look at the dish, smiling when she sees what it is.

Wonderful. Thank you so much.

She pauses, looking over at him with a gentle, but curious expression.

Please don't see this as rude, but what should I call you?

That question kind of confuses him for a moment. He hasn't had to deal with the name business outside of his bosses and Frederic. But he answers it quickly after the initial confusion and sounds just a little less shy answering the question. His name was important to him.

"Poland."

Poland. Got it. Ginia smiles and nods. The idea is a little odd and it raises so many questions, but another day, perhaps once they've gotten to know each other more.

Thank you so much, Poland. I'll keep an eye on your dish and I'll see you at dinner.

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