[Duplicity] IC Inbox

[rogueinladysclothing]

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[Amelia's device is ready for messages. Send away as you will.

Upon reaching her inbox, there's a long pause. And then, when the caller might think this is some prank or the inbox is improperly set up, a soft voice speaks:]

"Leave your message. We'll speak later."

Comments

[kimmish]

Why do you say that?

[It was flirtatious, thank you very much.]

[rogueinladysclothing]

[She hadn't meant it as an insult, but it seems it was taken as such.]

That's a mighty ask to collect on. If one is in need of such attention - sexual, I would assume - it seems a desperate plea to ask after via message rather than a call.

[This next part will not come off as teasing as she'd like, and she knows it. No reason not to say it anyway when they're far apart in understanding.]

Or is this your usual with the intended recipient of your message? They would enjoy hearing this from you, yes?

[kimmish]

I very much believe they would, yes.
We don't always communicate this way, but it's not so uncommon.

The intended recipient is a very close friend.

[He's not insulted by the question, but it doesn't come off as teasing, no.]

[rogueinladysclothing]

[At least she can tell what she said didn't land right.]

Might I suggest a direct missive while the network is playing tricks on everyone? A handwritten note can be a very evocative thing to receive when a message such as this is included.

[kimmish]

That isn't a bad suggestion at all, honestly.

[rogueinladysclothing]

You can add personal touches to such things, too. A scent across the page. A seal they'll know as yours. Perhaps a small gift or token evocative of what you're looking for.

The possibilities are nigh endless.

[kimmish]

I appreciate the advice.

[rogueinladysclothing]

May it serve you well.

Best of luck getting your intended's attention.