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fandomtownies2010-12-20 06:27 am
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Fixer-Uppers, Monday
A few emails back and forth with Valentine had gotten Ender an invitation - one he wasn't as keen on turning down as he might have been in the past. His portal was set for tonight, and so he'd brought a bag with a few things with him to work.
Not a lot; he had no doubt clothes would be provided for him on Eros, and anyway, the baggy pants and hoodies of Fandom served no purpose on an asteroid where everyone knew who he was anyway.
But that still left a full shift and some change before he could go. He was spending that time the same way he'd spent the past few days: working furiously, both back in the workshop, and occasionally on emails at his laptop, going through some research.
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Not a lot; he had no doubt clothes would be provided for him on Eros, and anyway, the baggy pants and hoodies of Fandom served no purpose on an asteroid where everyone knew who he was anyway.
But that still left a full shift and some change before he could go. He was spending that time the same way he'd spent the past few days: working furiously, both back in the workshop, and occasionally on emails at his laptop, going through some research.
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Though that did make for an excellent reason to come visit Ender at work, when she'd never done so before. A reason completely unrelated to Ben, fussing, or anything else.
Holding her broken droid out like a hall pass, Karla ducked her head into Fixer-Uppers. "Kiss kiss," she called. "Anyone here?"
He'd better be here. The universe was sending signs for her to come and visit.
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The droid was making some of the saddest beeps ever and kept looking forlornly at his fallen limb.
"Can you help me?"
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There were the remains of some scotch tape and few rubber bands to suggest she'd tried.
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Well, that or race to their room and pound on the door until they agreed to fix him there, but that would be a little counterproductive for her plans today.
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He took the robot and the arm, and turned around with intent to head for the workshop.
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For all she knew, he could have said a month and she'd've thought it natural.
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His expression was one determined to insist everything was normal. "Ho, Ender."
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He leaned in the doorway to keep his distance and ran a hand through his hair. "Think he'll survive, doctor?"
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"Portal?" he repeated. "Where are you going?"
Totally normal, see?
"Are you going to wash the oil off of your face before you go, too?"
...mostly normal.
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Maybe he'd feel better if she stopped in to say hello. So he knew she hadn't forgotten him, even if she couldn't take him home yet.
These were thoughts she was never, ever allowed to share with the boyos, it was true. Speaking of--was that Ben inside? Oooh! Maybe he brought extra lunch to share!
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"I did not break him!" Karla protested, frowning in the doorway. "I woke up and he was like that!"
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They really needed a shower at Fixer-Uppers. He'd have to talk to Rikku about that.
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"Was he off weight lifting or something?" Ben asked.
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Watching Ender try to rub away the grease, Karla just sighed and started rooting through the lunch bag for napkins, stealing a few fries as she did so. "Mother Night, Ender, you're covered in grease. I didn't know working here could get you so dirty."
Karla: still fairly oblivious to what actually happened in this store.
"Ben go damp these down with water so Ender can clean up. What, did you not notice?"
Thank the Darkness she was here. Left to their own devices, who knew how they'd end up, honestly.
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