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Time: July 11, 2000
Place: Outside the manor, sunset
Status: Public
Summary: Brian has an evening jog
Brian had moved in several nights ago, and was already feeling better. Being around Adam always made things seem so much more purposeful. Adam was generally a good thing.
As he'd grown up, he'd come to understand a bit more of what happened-- but only a bit. He didn't feel like trying to decipher it all, cos it'd worked out for the best, really.
Despite purpose and faith, Brian wasn't completely satisfied, not yet. He did want things to do. Weekends down at the park wouldn't fill up all his time...
For now, though, he wasn't sure what was to do (perhaps meet this Hugo chap, learn about room service), so he was going on a jog. The manor was beautiful in the sunset.
He should have wondered how Adam'd come to have hold of such a huge house. What was meant by he 'kinda' owned it. But that was a flaw of his, wasn't it? Brian generally didn't wonder much, especially not when it came to Adam. Other things he might show some curiosity to, but not so much. He'd never liked deconstructing the world.
Brian was, in fact, a born follower. This isn't such a bad thing. Followers rarely start wars, and they usually wind up being essential. They can also appreciate beautiful things without asking themselves pesky questions..
He would have said 'wicked,' if he'd had much breath-- the place was full of gardens, though they needed a bit of a trim, and there were woods and a field...
It really was nice, here.
Place: Outside the manor, sunset
Status: Public
Summary: Brian has an evening jog
Brian had moved in several nights ago, and was already feeling better. Being around Adam always made things seem so much more purposeful. Adam was generally a good thing.
As he'd grown up, he'd come to understand a bit more of what happened-- but only a bit. He didn't feel like trying to decipher it all, cos it'd worked out for the best, really.
Despite purpose and faith, Brian wasn't completely satisfied, not yet. He did want things to do. Weekends down at the park wouldn't fill up all his time...
For now, though, he wasn't sure what was to do (perhaps meet this Hugo chap, learn about room service), so he was going on a jog. The manor was beautiful in the sunset.
He should have wondered how Adam'd come to have hold of such a huge house. What was meant by he 'kinda' owned it. But that was a flaw of his, wasn't it? Brian generally didn't wonder much, especially not when it came to Adam. Other things he might show some curiosity to, but not so much. He'd never liked deconstructing the world.
Brian was, in fact, a born follower. This isn't such a bad thing. Followers rarely start wars, and they usually wind up being essential. They can also appreciate beautiful things without asking themselves pesky questions..
He would have said 'wicked,' if he'd had much breath-- the place was full of gardens, though they needed a bit of a trim, and there were woods and a field...
It really was nice, here.
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"Looks like it's gettin' dark. We should start headin' in."
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Pepper wasn't in the habit of asking people for help, so she scrambled into a crouching position and got up carefully as she could. She tugged the clothing this way and that again, wondering how women could normally wear clothes like this when they hindered so much movement and had to be adjusted every five seconds. Waste of time, that. "You better not 'ave sent my real clothes to another dimension or somesuch. I want 'em back." As an afterthought, she added, "You hungry? 'Cause I am."
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"You can have your clothes back when you admit to bein' a shoe-stealin' witch. This is s'pposed to be your torture, remember?"
He looked around the clearing before focusing on Pepper and giving a passable smirk. "Yeah, I'm hungry. Let's find Brian and go get somethin' to eat. If you confess first, you can even change before we go into the restaurant."
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"Besides, if I'm a shoe stealin' witch, then you're a clothes stealin' sorceror."
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Adam laughed. "I'll admit to bein' a clothes stealin' sorcerer if you'll admit to bein' a shoe stealin' witch."
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She glared and stomped around a bit, back and forth on her feet. Then she accidentally stepped on the stiletto she had threatened to gouge his eye out with, causing a blue streak of colorful cursing and some hopping up and down before she settled again. Picking the strappy shoe up off the ground, she smirked. "Sure, I'll admit it, if you do. And if you walk 'round in these for a day."
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He laughed. "I'm not wearin' those." He was going to add, 'I've got an image to maintain,' but he realized that wouldn't go over well, so at the last second he changed to, "They wouldn't fit."
Adam was determined to win. He always did in the end.
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She stared at the stiletto in question and shrugged. "You can materialize these clothes out of thin air, then you can make the shoes fit. I dun't see how it would be a problem."
She knew that glint in his eye far too well. But she wasn't willing to go down that easily. It wasn't her job to make things easy for him, that was Wensley's job.
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Maybe she and Brian had endured a slew of experiences in their time away, but Adam... oh, why hadn't he told them? "I'm sorry, Adam. I'm sorry you had to do all of that without us." It was all she could think of to say.
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Adam took Pepper's hand. "It helps more than you know to have you here, though, Pep. Brian and Wensley, too. An' I know that you can handle this kind of stuff. I guess I just hoped you wouldn't hafta."
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Her mum explained it better than she did. Something about spirits that have intertwining paths or somesuch. That's what she used to call Them.
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In a blink, Pepper's clothes had been entirely replaced and he pulled her hand gently. "C'mon, Pep. It's gettin' cold out here and I'm hungry. Let's go in."
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"I win," she whispered in his ear before breaking off and sprinting full-speed toward the manor. "And you still have a shoe-stealin' witch in your manor, ole! Come on now, time for supper!"
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