[Oh no... she hadn't realized he would be quite so busy. Neither of her jobs have any kind of stress associated with them, so she had almost assumed his to be the same. She'd kind of been counting on him not being busy that now she's a little thrown.]
...It's nothing pressing. Forgive me, I'll come back later when you are finished working.
[No, wait, she did have something she wanted to talk to him about--! But her usual tendency to assume that people she respects have things to do that are far more important than anything she has kind of gets in the way.]
Do you have a pencil and some comment cards? Just two or three of them.
[ He doesn't mind talking to Peko, not at all. He'll stop anything he is doing to listen to whatever it is she has to say. She seems to shut down the option of him stopping to listen to her and it causes his thin brows to raise slightly.
He gestures by the door. ]
A suggestion box with paper and pens are over there.
[ Oh. Well then. Instantly, Katsura excuses himself and steps outside, holding the door open for Peko, hoping she follows along. Once they are out, Katsura leans back against the building and releases an exasperated sigh. ]
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...It's nothing pressing. Forgive me, I'll come back later when you are finished working.
[No, wait, she did have something she wanted to talk to him about--! But her usual tendency to assume that people she respects have things to do that are far more important than anything she has kind of gets in the way.]
Do you have a pencil and some comment cards? Just two or three of them.
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He gestures by the door. ]
A suggestion box with paper and pens are over there.
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[She'll head that way in a second, but,]
What time are you finished here? There are some things I would like to go over with you.
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In roughly two hours.
Peko-san, I--
Would you like it if I took a break and spoke with you outside?
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[She does move to take a handful of those comment cards, glancing back over her shoulder once she's taken about five or six of them.]
I may have an idea about the implants.
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Instantly, Katsura excuses himself and steps outside, holding the door open for Peko, hoping she follows along.
Once they are out, Katsura leans back against the building and releases an exasperated sigh. ]
...It's quiet out here.