Let's be C.I.V.I.L /please?/ [Lizzie and Clyde]

[jen]

Clyde helped her out, blinking but not flinching when Mei appeared out of nowhere. More or less desensitized to it. Clearing her throat as Mei excitedly declared she won, and Clyde once again invaded Lizzie's personal space, reaching into her jacket pocket and producing the money. Tossing it to Mei, "Don't spend it all in one place."

She watched Misfits climb out of carriages and start separating and spreading out around across the town. She cleared her throat,clawing a hand through her hair.

[Ayu]

Lizzie had stopped flinching when Clyde went for the pocket. She just watched as, with a grin and a bow, Mei vanished to the side of a tall, dark-haired girl standing against a wall talking slowly to thin air.

"Where are we going first?" Lizzie tried again, looking around the snow-covered town. "Should we get a cup of tea?"

[jen]

Clyde casually watched the girl talking to herself, as if it wasn't strange in the least. Although, she debated separating Mei from her for civil reasons.

She looked over at Lizzie with the question and shrugged. "Completely up to you." Clyde offered with a smile, "I want you to have fun, remember? You won't have fun if I decide everything."

[Ayu]

Lizzie shrugged with a wry smile. "Well, if we relied on my better judgement, I'd be back at home listening to Charlotte natter on about her nonexistent love life. So maybe I'm not to be trusted. But I think we should go and have a cup of tea first, ok?"

[jen]

Clyde arched an eyebrow; "Wasn't it Anna? And sure." she said, clawing a hand through her hair and shaking snowflakes out. Watching people disperse. She pointed at Mei, silently mouthing the word 'behave' before heading off in the direction of the tea shop.

[Ayu]

Lizzie shrugged again. "Yeah. Anna. Charlotte was my last roommate, and she was even more boring." She followed the younger girl. "How did you manage to get a room to yourself, anyway?"

[jen]

Clyde nodded slowly, rolling her shoulders and looking at Lizzie. "Well, my sister was suppose to come to this school, but she never showed up. According to administration, she is in that room, so they don't assign anybody new." She let out a breath, "It's smaller than the regular dorms, so if Alex was in there, I'd probably kill myself."

[Ayu]

Lizzie glanced at her. "Is it really that bad, having a sister? Or is she just as belligerent as you?

[jen]

Clyde paused, shifting her jaw, "She's the exact opposite of me, with the exception of we both have a don't-give-a-shit attitude." She glanced at Lizzie, offering a shrug. "I don't see much of her. She's always in someone's pants. Uses my name a lot."

[Ayu]

Lizzie shuddered. "Ugh. How horrible. You know, I always thought I'd like a sister." She thought for a moment. "Older or younger?"

[jen]

Clyde forced a laugh, rolling her eyes at Lizzie. "Sister's suck." she muttered, kicking at some snow and trudging on. "She's younger by seven minutes."

[Ayu]

"Twins?" Lizzie raised an eyebrow. "Your poor parents. I don't have any sisters. On balance, that's probably a good thing."

[jen]

Clyde looked at her, raising her eyebrows. "You didn't know?" she asked, blinking and shrugging. "We don't look identical." she stated after a moment more to herself. "my parents?" She asked laughing, "Why do you think I'm in England."

[Ayu]

Lizzie raised an eyebrow with a slight sigh. "Do you get on with anyone in your family?" She took a few strides ahead of Clyde and opened the door of the teashop for her.

[jen]

Clyde watched her hurry up, blinking as she held the door open, stepping it and knocking the snow off her feet. "Er. Thanks." She said, somewhat confused by the action. rarely were people that polite to her. "I get along with them. Mostly my Dad."