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auroryborealis.livejournal.com) wrote in
fandomtownies2005-09-28 10:38 pm
At the Echolls Residence
After taking a long, hot shower, and doing what she can about her appearance - the dark circles under her eyes are still there, but they're slightly more faint - Rory finds herself standing in front of Logan's front door.
She has a fairly large purse thrown over her shoulder, which she is obviously not used to carrying, and keeps fidgeting with.
She brushes her hair off her face one last time, exhales hard, and hesitantly knocks.
She has a fairly large purse thrown over her shoulder, which she is obviously not used to carrying, and keeps fidgeting with.
She brushes her hair off her face one last time, exhales hard, and hesitantly knocks.

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She pushes slightly against the door, and softly adds, "Please," when she can see his face.
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She runs a hand through her hair, and slowly begins to speak.
"I'm sorry. I'm sorry that I chose to participate in that project. I'm sorry that I partnered with Huntzberger. I'm sorry that I handled the whole situation with him badly. I'm sorry that I was so insensitive in the way that I told you."
She pauses, and takes a deep, shuddering breath. "But more than anything, I'm so sorry that I hurt you. Because I would never, ever intentionally do that," she concludes, looking up at him.
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She had come to the house to apologize, and had spent the day feeling really awful about herself. But now, with her apology thrown back in her face, she was starting to get mad.
"What can I say, Logan? I mishandled a situation, and I'm trying to apologize for that. It won't happen again, I can promise you that. I've let Professor Cregg know that I'm withdrawing from all further activities in her class that may involve any physical contact whatsoever with another student. And it wouldn't happen again anyway, regardless of that, because I'm not going anywhere near Huntzberger again."
She angles herself so that her foot is more firmly in the doorway, and thanks her earlier foresight to wear sneakers rather than something strappier.
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She holds her bag behind her back, and says, "Okay. Pick a hand."
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"They're, um, bourbon-filled cordials," she says, trying to remember what Maia had told her was in them. "I think they have raspberry too. I kind of just concentrated on the bourbon part."
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"Which brings me to present number two," she says, sneaking a bottle of scotch with a ribbon of the same color tied around its neck. "I know you were somewhat cleaned out after this weekend."
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"Cheers," she says, smiling.
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