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fandomtownies2005-11-17 01:56 am
Late Wednesday Night
[Ten didn’t come home. He’d called, which was considerate, but it didn’t help that Chip was asleep and she was bored and alone, and Ten's credit card was maxxed out now, and there was no way she was buying things off infomercials with her own money. Dressing warmly, she made herself a thermos of hot spiced cider and took the leftover bread to the pond to feed the ducks…who always seemed hungry.]

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Which sucked. Because she loved the park.
Still, it had been a while since she'd seen the ducks and, she reasoned with herself, as long as she didn't try to call after Crowley as she had done the previous week, she might be all right.
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When the door shuts and she doesn't feel the crushing weight of her own inner torment come crashing back down into her again, she releases the breath she's been holding in a relieved sigh.
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At the mention of Chip, both of her eyebrows arch, a slightly stunned look on her face. "You -- what -- what happened?" She asks.
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"I have a... I have a room?" She asks, looking over at CJ with that same look of complete and utter bafflement.
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