Eric Northman (
texted3times) wrote in
fandomtownies2011-02-13 08:27 pm
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The Perk [evening]
//I still don't understand how you exist//, Eric was muttering at a tiny blond boy who was drinking from a mug of hot chocolate roughly the size of his head. (Eric believed that since there was no way this kid was related to him, there was no reason not to get it hyped up on sugar.)
//Do you want the long version or the short?// the boy replied in perfect Swedish.
...the Swedish Eric had grown up speaking--a language that hadn't existed in millennia.
It was a good thing that he was far too ancient to spittake over new information.
He sent a slightly frantic text to Sookie as he began interrogating this tiny newcomer.
[OOC: Open!]
//Do you want the long version or the short?// the boy replied in perfect Swedish.
...the Swedish Eric had grown up speaking--a language that hadn't existed in millennia.
It was a good thing that he was far too ancient to spittake over new information.
He sent a slightly frantic text to Sookie as he began interrogating this tiny newcomer.
[OOC: Open!]

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<< And drive him a little batty, >> she added with a smile.
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It was possible Tara and Kennedy's need for caffeine had played a part, too.
"Hi," Asher said, glancing to the father and son
and Sookie if she was there. Some of that was just wriggliness; some of it was his curiosity about the language they were speaking that he had never heard before.no subject
Also a little awkward, given the slayer/vampire thing, but eh. Hopefully Miraya didn't know and Kennedy would behave.
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"Hey, Eric," she echoed, nodding, and excuse her here; she was just going to put a hand on Miraya's shoulder and leave it there.
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Pause.
"Like the bookcase. I blame his mother entirely for that."
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She was just going to ignore the way her Mom hissed at her not to say that. Mom was funny that way.
"Who's his mom?"
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"Questions everybody is asking a million times this weekend," she offered instead, wryly.
Her daughter hadn't tried to stake Eric on sight, at least. That was something... but how the hell had Eric managed to have a kid?
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"Sookie!" the little boy piped up. "D'ya know her?"
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"That's our Aunt Sookie!" she said eagerly. "She made us pancakes this morning. Her pancakes are as good as my mom's, almost."
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Eric stared at him.
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"TruBlood?" Asher said. "Yuck. That sounds like something for" -- he'd whisper it -- "vampires. Aunt Sookie's got to be way better."
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"Yeah, she's a really good cook," she put in, hoping to derail this conversation from the likely inevitable. "But you know, since she gave you guys breakfast."
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"Do you always have children?" he asked, "or did they just appear?"
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