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Last night, Kate had finally managed to get a call through to her mother after nearly a week of trying (and before that, over a week of not bothering to even try because she'd needed a bit of distance). She'd been expecting to have to cover for why she'd been out of contact for so long, but her mother had actually seemed pretty mellow, and hadn't said a single thing about any missed calls.

The explanation had come soon enough, though. When Kate had carefully asked about how Charmaine had been doing after the wedding/family secret unveiling extravaganza, her mom had said the strangest thing. "Well, I think she's still coming to terms with it, I mean it's only been three days."

...According to Kate's perception of the world, it had been over two weeks. Oh yeah. Welcome to having timeline issues, Kate. She was pretty adamant to not think about that at all today. Her senior prom was coming up, so it really was time to think about accessories, rather than give herself a headache trying to figure out interdimensional time differences or, God forbid, think about the stuff she'd told Mitchell about a few days ago.

The hardest question she wanted to be dealing with today was who was going to ask who to the prom. (She figured it was Bod's turn this year.) The day's movie was a comedy, too, and she approved of that.

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"We have to have popcorn," Juliet decided, then -- grandly -- "And that can be my treat."

Sov grinned. "That's a good deal, I think. Do you know anything about the movie, by the way?"

"I do," Juliet confirmed, once the popcorn had been paid for. "It's about a very, very rich man who has to get married to keep his money. And I think he's drunk all the time. And he has a nanny. The ads looked funny."

"Marry to keep his money?" Well, it might make more sense when they actually saw the movie.

"I know, isn't it awful?" Juliet wrinkled her nose. "I guess it makes sense in the story."

"It seems like a bad reason to marry," Sov agreed, "But hopefully it makes a good story." They reached for Juliet's hand as they turned towards the entrance. It was meant as a gesture of friendship and a way to express that they were really happy to be here with her.

Juliet was surprised, but let them lightly take her hand. It didn't really mean much of anything.

"And he has this nanny," she added. "And that looks funny too. and I don't think the theater is crowded, so you can ask me if anything doesn't make sense."

"Oh, good," Sov said, although they would have asked questions even if there were lots of people around them. "What's a nanny?"

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