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I have been reminded by a boy speaking only who spoke MOSTLY* in capslock that Christmas is coming. So in the spirit of giving, I'm willing to do odd jobs for the month. For a price, of course.
I'm a twenty-year-old med student and I'm good at both science and numbers. I part-time for the Confectionary as their cashier.
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I'm a twenty-year-old med student and I'm good at both science and numbers. I part-time for the Confectionary as their cashier.
*edited as of this comment
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Deal.
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Fast forward to Saturday, he's outside the specified apartment, filling bird feeders and making sure the strings are knotted tightly. There's a ladder behind him that he's leaning on, half nodding off and spilling some of the seeds everywhere while a murder of crows start to gather... Okay, maybe it is sort of early. ]
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[ She greets loudly and cheerily from solid ground despite it not being a very good morning. It's a weekend. Why are they awake at eight?
Is he rattled? She hopes he is, because she's petty that way. ]
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'morn...
[ She gets half a good morning greeting, while he pulls himself up to his feet, checks the watch on his wrist, and starts passing to her the completed bird feeders. Time is money and he really can't spare more than the $50 he had promised, so he gets right to work, heaving the ladder over his shoulder once her arms are full. ]
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How many of these are we putting up?
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Only made half a dozen. I'll refill them every once in a while as long as the birds are out.
[ He sets the ladder against the closest tree right outside the apartment, giving it a little shake to make sure it doesn't slip easily. ]
You'll want to find a branch that's fairly isolated. So squirrels can't get to it.
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Climb tree, set up feeder, squirrels are evil. Got it.
[ She'll start climbing as soon as the ladder is set and she's put down most of her feeders. She'll hold her hand out for him to hand her the tools once she's at a decent height. ]
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[ It probably wasn't important. Anyway, squirrels. They are evil. Celine pushes herself up on the branch and straddles the branch, her legs dangling high above the ground. She stretches like a cat so she can secure the feeder on the tip of this very sturdy tree branch so the squirrels will at least have to make an effort to feed, and so will Minato when he has to refill it. ]
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[ It wasn't important. Moreover, the important thing is Celine trying to make more work for him by putting the bird feeder so far away?! She'd better not be hoping he'd have no choice but to call her back when the seeds run out and pay her for another day's work. ]
Hey. [ He places his foot on the tree trunk and gives it a little kick; the branches barely quiver under the weak shake. ] Doesn't have to be that far...
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The birds will reach this better.
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[ He will definitely never call her back... That line of thought is something he can appreciate, though, as the bird feeders were meant for birds while squirrels have their own methods of burying their food stores for the winter. He'll probably scatter some larger nuts for them later to ease off the competition, he thinks to himself, quiet as he keeps the ladder steady and waits for Celine to come back down so they can move onto another tree. ]
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Here's the next one.
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Why are you doing this anyway?
[ She's not going to climb until she gets her answer. ]
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[ He thought that was pretty obvious: to feed the birds. But it's not like they needed help getting fed, able to live just fine on their own long before Minato moved into the city. Which was only a month and a half ago. ]
I like watching them, I guess. Birds. I draw them.
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[ But okay, she will accept this. She'll climb a few steps up the ladder again. ]
Besides, the birds here seem so [ a dismissive wave of her hand ] common.
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But also, because all the fancy birds are at the zoo and he doesn't quite have the money to go there every time he wants to sketch out a toucan or peacock. ]
I like crows.
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[ They eat carrion and scare people. She'll gladly put bird houses for crow. ]
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Other birds come out during the spring, I bet. Where there's more fruit, nectar, and insects to eat. Right now it's mostly crows.