Nope, nope, nope

[didnotwant]

Exactly fifteen minutes ago Marion had finally finished the beginnings of a project she had dove into. First she had to teach herself some basic programming which may have led to her pretty much hiding in her room. Not that she would call it hiding but that was pretty much exactly what it was.

She has left the holodeck with a PADD in hand. Marion is looking forward to taking a load off and maybe even relaxing. The opening chapter is done with and has really set the stage for the holo novel she is going to be working on.

She may have had a bit of fun with it. Marion may have even dressed in character just a bit for fun. Marion is a bit distracted by how pleased she is that she doesn't notice the one person she had decided to distance herself from.

Things would go so much better for her if she could just put the whole thing out of her own mind but Marion has terrible luck in that area.

"Deck seven." She doesn't look up from the PADD in her hand. She is still going over the last bit of coding and hasn't even considered the fact that eventually her luck is going to run out.

((ooc: This is plot locked to Dylan Hunt and Marion Scotts. Back dated to during the V-Day shenanigans.))

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[dreams_dont_die]

He almost lets the turbolift go. Almost just waits and calls another one to go back to his quarters so he doesn't have to share a lift with Marion. But it's not like he (or Marion) has done anything to be ashamed of.

He'd noticed, of course, that she's been avoiding him. It would be kind of hard not to notice; on a ship this size, just not encountering each other for a while is possible, but he knows the difference between that and outright avoiding.

That's fine. If Marion doesn't want to talk to him, she doesn't have to.

So he follows her into the lift and crosses his arms, remaining silent for her sake.