consciously he was attracted to her.  After all, he wasn't exactly 
naive
when it came to alchohol himself, and so he'd never gotten into an

alcohol

Opening up the refridgerator, he blinked.  There was almost nothing in
there except a moldy piece of cheese and an open (and likely flat)

refrigerator (or fridge)

Noa sighed and started leading him to the engineers' stash of food.
This was bound to get the in trouble with them again, and maybe spark
another spate of sabatoge towards Asuma... and she'd likely get caught

sabotage

in the crossfire this time.  Why did she always listen to Asuma, 
anyway?
Oh, right -- she loved him.  Well, maybe she was a bit on the 
submissive
side, too.  She'd have to think about that later.

While she's at it, maybe she can think about why she thought of
the idea, suggested it, and then blamed him for following through
and pretended he was the leader.  

"I don't think Asuma would appreciate being assessed that quote," Joudo
said, holding the paper he'd just snatched away from her.

Er...what?  

"Well, we've always done the job well," Asuma noted.  "The collatoral
damage was mostly inevitable, when you consider the kinds of 

collateral

"mostly inevitable" is an absurd expression, but I don't know, he
might use it anyways.  

more cities have built up some as well.  Yet this particular section of
Patlabors has always had the most collatoral damage.  Are you saying
those others haven't had the same problems you have?"

collateral



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