Amber Lynne's posts

"Yep. Arryn." She confiremed with a nod.

"I'll see you around." With that, she waved and headed off. She followed the map to the medwing and looked around after stepping.

"Hmmmm, wonder where he is.... or if he's even in today." She muttered, not seeing him immedaitely.

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Arryn just chuckled.

"Duly noted." She commented as she held a hand out to the snake, so she could get a sense for her better. She didn't flinch or react at all to Helena's touch hitting her lightly, either. Didn't seem bothered by what Ilias was at all, for that matter.

"Anyhow, I'm sure you're busy." She commented.

"I'll clear out. Wanna go grab food, anyway."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Arryn just laughed lightly.

"Trust me, the little I've seen of him, I could see it." She told him simply. "And yeah, I know. I've gone to both college and university for this."

"Small establishments can work quite nicely without, but ... somewhere of this size? You need someone to help out. IT's basically required."

"So I'm filling that role." She finished with, with a chuckle.

"Anyway! I'm going to get out of your hair and deliver the books to ... I want to say Nathan?" She paused here before shrugging.

"The one who can literally see someone's life."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Arryn just smirked.

"Just got a job here." She told him honestly.

"Receptionist for the boss man."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"there is a little, yes, but that's getting better each day as well." Arryn told him honestly.

"Thank you... Just so much. Let me buy you dinner in the future as a thank you. I'm sure we'll see plenty of each other so claim it st any time." she added after a few seconds.

"For now, I won't keep you from your work."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Arryn just chuckled.

"No, I really didn't." She answered.

"I knew that I was coming by though, and figured I'd bring the book for you." She told him honestly.

"Same with the 2 for the medic who can see life. Literally." She added.

"Figured I'm here, might as well."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

It took a little bit to finish up all the paperwork, and once she was done in there, had everything that needed to be done, done, and had the appropriate ID's, she left Hal's office with a chuckle. She wasn't surprised she was called back, and was most definitely thrilled.

Using the maps, she made her way down to the lab and knocked on the door, hoping that someone was in. If not, she'd go stop by the Medwing, although she wanted to speak with someone here, and someone one of the medics. She had something for the both of them, and wasn't sure which she said she'd bring by...

Whens he saw Ilias approaching the door, she waved.

"Hey there." She said with a smile.

"I'm not actually meaning to pull you away for long." She continued as she withdrew a book from her messenger bag.

"I just wanted to bring this by. In case you wanted more information on what is actually known about what you are." She told him as she held the book out for him to take.

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"Good to know." Arryn commented as she started to flip through and sign where she needed to, along with overall filling out various sections.

"I wasn't worried about it though, if I'm honest." She added after a few seconds.

"However, I ain't gonna complain with that rate either."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Arryn just chuckled lightly.

"Good to know." She said simply.

"And thank you." She added."I most certainly appreciate this."

"Let's get the paperwork out of the way"

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"I'll keep an eye and ear out for it." Arryn said with a smile before bidding him farewell and heading off. She did hope that she'd hear from him, if only just because of the fact that it would hlep. For the moment, she was unemployed after all.

"well then, I suppose all I can do is wait and see what happens." She mutteredf as she made her way through the building, making sure to follow the map that she learned was on the walls.

The last thing she wanted, was to end up lost in there, after all.

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Arryn acepted the card and quickly sent the email.

"And sent." She told him a matter of a minute later.

"Anyhow, I will get out of your way." She added as she got to her feet.

"I realise that you're quite a busy man." She continued. "And that I'm just taking up your time. The number on my resume is a cell phone, so you can text me as well if you'd so prefer."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"Give me your email." Arryn stated simply.

"Because I have one on my phone at all times." She added with a light smirk.

"And I can most certainly just send it to you now. Or, if you would prefer, allow me to wireless connect to your printer for you to have a physical copy. Entirely your call." She then said

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"So I've heard." Arryn commented. "About being swamped. I can help if you'd like." she added a few seconds later, not entirely sure if he'd be game or not.

"I've been to school for business and administration, I'm a skilled receptionist and my typing speed hovers about 110"

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Arryn was silent before sighing heavily.

"Ok. I can take a hint. Don't offer direct help." She said as she accepted the pages.

"That, however, really doesn't do anything for HERE, though." She added before looking to the pages, checking which charity it was.

"...... Huh." She muttered. "Can't say I'm surprised it's here. I already donate there monthly." She toild him with a chuckle.

"I'll do another in your name then." She added.

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫