Lucy: "Just a few more things to put together and we're ready to go."
Elise: "Perfect. Did the Krispy Kremes get here yet? I'm famished."
Lucy: "Yeah, I think I saw some in the break room. I'll join you in a few."

Elise made a beeline to the break room, slightly disappointed to find that it wasn't empty. It was becoming more and more difficult to get even 5 minutes alone. She took a deep breath and prepared herself to kick out the straggler, intent on locking the door after him.

Andy: "I'm fairly certain they put crack in these."

Elise: "Mr. Stone! I didn't recognize you!"
Andy: "You said to have everyone dress up, I thought I'd do the same."
Elise: "It's a great costume, really."

Andy: "Thank you! Honestly I wasn't sure- I couldn't think of anything else, so I just grabbed this."
Elise: "Do you have an assorted collection of super villain costumes in your closet, Mr. Stone?"

Andy: "Wha- Oh! No I meant I grabbed it from the store, on the way over here."

Andy was sure there was a joke struggling to get out of his mind, but he just couldn't get a hold of it before it dissipated. The sensation was getting beyond annoying and into the realm of frustrating. He shook off the feeling and smiled at Elise.

Andy: "Well I'm going to go ahead and just step out now, I know how difficult it can be to find time alone."

Elise smiled broadly, a slight flush to her cheeks.

Elise: "You don't have to leave if you don't want to."

Andy regarded the petite woman in front of him with curiosity, trying to work out what her game could be. As her smile faltered, it occurred to him that perhaps she wasn't playing games at all, at least not the ones he was expecting.

Elise: "I'm sorry- I'm being a little freakish, aren't I?"

Andy: "You don't have to apologize, Miss Braxton. I would, however, like to go see if the boys have gotten here yet."
Elise: "Right. Well… see you out there in a bit then I suppose."