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fashionably_strong) wrote2013-03-16 03:32 pm
fashionably_strong) wrote2013-03-16 03:32 pm
1st shopping trip [Video/Action]
[The blue haired girl who appears on the video feed is nothing short of irate.]
Bad enough that I get taken away just before I got to go home, but some creep changes my clothes while I'm unconscious and leaves me with this plain thing?!
[She looks disdainfully at the plain white sundress.]
Don't even get me started on surgical modification. Ugh. I want to know who's in charge of this sketchy operation so I can give them a piece of my mind!
[Bulla clenches a petite fist and looks like she wants to smack someone. Then she realizes that anyone else who has a little book device like this probably isn't in a much better situation.]
Sorry...this is just so not what I needed right now, so if anyone is listening and can tell me who I should go yell at, I'd appreciate it.
[Action]
[The teenager is a decidedly unhappy camper. She just wants to be home with her family where she belongs, but instead she's stuck here. She'd really like to slap the pervert who undressed her and took her clothes. Even discovering that she'd be able to get them back doesn't really make up for what's happened. She's tempted to fly in the air to get a better view of the area in the hopes of spotting an escape route...but she'll save that for later. There are priorities that need to be addressed. Namely this bland little sundress she's currently wearing.
She wanders along, exploring and doing her best to remember where she's going. A couple of times, she finds herself lost and begins marking where she's been with a stick on the ground. It helps, and after a while she reaches the town.
Bulla looks irritable right up until she spots a clothing shop with a cute shirt and skirt combination on display amongst other outfits. Her expression visibly brightens and she makes a beeline for the shop.]
Bad enough that I get taken away just before I got to go home, but some creep changes my clothes while I'm unconscious and leaves me with this plain thing?!
[She looks disdainfully at the plain white sundress.]
Don't even get me started on surgical modification. Ugh. I want to know who's in charge of this sketchy operation so I can give them a piece of my mind!
[Bulla clenches a petite fist and looks like she wants to smack someone. Then she realizes that anyone else who has a little book device like this probably isn't in a much better situation.]
Sorry...this is just so not what I needed right now, so if anyone is listening and can tell me who I should go yell at, I'd appreciate it.
[Action]
[The teenager is a decidedly unhappy camper. She just wants to be home with her family where she belongs, but instead she's stuck here. She'd really like to slap the pervert who undressed her and took her clothes. Even discovering that she'd be able to get them back doesn't really make up for what's happened. She's tempted to fly in the air to get a better view of the area in the hopes of spotting an escape route...but she'll save that for later. There are priorities that need to be addressed. Namely this bland little sundress she's currently wearing.
She wanders along, exploring and doing her best to remember where she's going. A couple of times, she finds herself lost and begins marking where she's been with a stick on the ground. It helps, and after a while she reaches the town.
Bulla looks irritable right up until she spots a clothing shop with a cute shirt and skirt combination on display amongst other outfits. Her expression visibly brightens and she makes a beeline for the shop.]
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[She's never really given much thought to her future, though. She's never had to.]
Luckily, he is, because I don't think anyone would listen to a fifteen year old President.
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Thank, God. Your grandparents never were the forcing kind either, I was always able to do whatever I wanted within reasonable limits. I would have hate to turn into someone like Chi Chi. She's not a bad person but... Well, to each their own.
[Bulma waves a hand dismissively. While she can get along with Chi Chi, there are many things they just don't match. Not to mention the jealousy and envy that always lays there, because Chi Chi was able to get married to a good man and get a family while Bulma was stuck with just Yamcha if she was lucky. That's not something to gossip with a daughter about, how sometimes she would find herself thinking that Chi Chi isn't that pretty and that the only reason she got married was because she basically forced Goku to do it. Those are pathetic and cruel thoughts that she quickly throws away but it's hard to not be jealous and cruel when the people around you get what you always wished for while you remind stuck behind.]
I don't know what to say, though. Even if you're not a genius like I am, I'm sure that with the character you must have inherited from both your father and me they would come to listen to you in no time.
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[She's never really tried in a business context before, but if the need arose and there wasn't anyone more capable who could handle it, she'd take on the responsibility.]
Trunks is really smart so the company's in good hands.
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[No really, leading the company is a difficult thing even when ignoring the most technical aspects. Just talking to the stupid stockholders, investors, suppliers and even the clients is a taxing task and a hard battle in which everything goes down to her getting her way unless she wants the company to start being lead to bankrupt. It's a real curse that normally people with money aren't blessed with intelligence like her family is.]
You're making me wish he was here. I can imagine him dressed up in a suit like a good proper president, if his hair remains the way I remember the future him having it he will only be missing glasses to be just like your grandfather when he started the company!
[She hasn't even really met the kid and she's already blooming with pride. Yeah, she was pretty desperate to have a family so her adaptation to having kids is fast once the shock gets away.]