Kite Morian, Sunnydale High Class of '03 (
formoftherapy) wrote2011-05-16 08:01 pm
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for Sherry
Kite made it to Christmas break alive, which still feels like an accomplishment. (Sunnydale habits are hard to break.)
She's using the time to get through the rest of her grandmother's journals and the bar seemed like as good a reading room as any. Kite has laid claim to one of the couches, legs sprawled across the cushions and a coffee mug on the floor beside her.
She's using the time to get through the rest of her grandmother's journals and the bar seemed like as good a reading room as any. Kite has laid claim to one of the couches, legs sprawled across the cushions and a coffee mug on the floor beside her.
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"Good to know."
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Not particularly because he expects his soulless self to be all that sentimental about the souls of others, but precisely because the bar would be so very high.
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"Yeah, that too."
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Something occurs to him.
"Are you going to tell him you met me?"
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Hadn't given it much thought either way, to be honest."
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And it would certainly be one solution to the problem of Obadiah Stane. He is divided on whether or not it would be a good one.
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Not that she thinks he would need that particular excuse to take out yet another Obadiah Stane.
She's not sure how to hold him back if he decides he wants to. (Or if she would.)
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Although she's worried he will.
(She's worried she won't be there if he does.)
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And simple lack of opportunity has probably contributed.
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Half a beat.
"I am not entirely willing to believe it would stop him."
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"It may not, but we'll jump off that bridge when we come to it."
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Something occurs to her.
"Was this your Obadiah? Or someone else's?" She gestures to his throat, stops short of actually touching him.
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And his Tony and Sherry, how are they?"
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"Thank heaven for small favors."
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