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samuraiprosecutor) wrote2008-02-16 11:12 pm
samuraiprosecutor) wrote2008-02-16 11:12 pm
[RL 16: My Funny Valentine; Edgeworth, Maraich]
((OOC: Taking place 2-15-08 comm time, early evening.))
The knocking called him away from his office, and a glare was firmly fixed on his face as he made his way to the foyer. He had been in the office all morning (and afternoon, and the early part of the evening) and would probably have (eventually) been leaving his work anyway, to satisfy his less important but extremely persistent need for sustenance. But having to leave work unfinished, without even reaching a convenient stopping point, irked him. Where he would have internalized the frustration if his body had been the cause, he instead had a target on which to blame the interruption.
Sigi was already waiting by the door, and looked up as his master came into the room. Edgeworth opened the front door and scowled into the hall, but froze when he saw his visitor.
The knocking called him away from his office, and a glare was firmly fixed on his face as he made his way to the foyer. He had been in the office all morning (and afternoon, and the early part of the evening) and would probably have (eventually) been leaving his work anyway, to satisfy his less important but extremely persistent need for sustenance. But having to leave work unfinished, without even reaching a convenient stopping point, irked him. Where he would have internalized the frustration if his body had been the cause, he instead had a target on which to blame the interruption.
Sigi was already waiting by the door, and looked up as his master came into the room. Edgeworth opened the front door and scowled into the hall, but froze when he saw his visitor.