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fandomtownies2018-07-23 07:36 am
died8yearsago) wrote in fandomtownies2018-07-23 07:36 am
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Trooper Station; Monday [07/23].
Rosa was still having trouble getting slime out of her hair, though it still wasn't as clinging and persistent as the simmering irritation inside of her over not only being unaware that there was sketchy stuff going on in the tunnels, but also that she couldn't properly bitch at Kincaid about it and hadn't bitched about it hardly at all except to the Nine-Nine when she went back home because she hated this place.
But she was back, resolving that if Major Meathead waltzed back in because of more slime people in the tunnels, then she'd go ahead and let him do whatever he wanted, because who even cared anymore? Obviously not her boss, so screw it. Besides, she was stuck at her desk anyway, not necessarily because the phones were ringing off the hook, but because Santiago had finally sent her some stuff that she felt might help her if she wanted to get a permanent transfer back home.
"Just a little paperwork, that's all," she said.
Santiago had a very, very skewed perspective of what constituted 'a little' paperwork, especially for someone who thought signing her own name on something was 'too much' paperwork.
If it got her off this island for good, though, she figured it would be worth it to just suck it up and get it done.
[[open station is open!]]
But she was back, resolving that if Major Meathead waltzed back in because of more slime people in the tunnels, then she'd go ahead and let him do whatever he wanted, because who even cared anymore? Obviously not her boss, so screw it. Besides, she was stuck at her desk anyway, not necessarily because the phones were ringing off the hook, but because Santiago had finally sent her some stuff that she felt might help her if she wanted to get a permanent transfer back home.
"Just a little paperwork, that's all," she said.
Santiago had a very, very skewed perspective of what constituted 'a little' paperwork, especially for someone who thought signing her own name on something was 'too much' paperwork.
If it got her off this island for good, though, she figured it would be worth it to just suck it up and get it done.
[[open station is open!]]