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Stark Industries, Monday
Eventually, Ender had managed to drag himself back to Stark Industries for work. At least he could finally get a decent cup of coffee on the way - he might not have Ben levels of addiction, but this morning he could really use some.
He practically collapsed in his chair. At least there wasn't any fruit lying around the shop that he could see, and he had a feeling that not a lot of people would be crawling out of their rooms and houses to come get stuff repaired today. He did wonder if Ben would wind up hiding in 204 for the rest of the day, and then wondered if 204 was even where Ben had wound up, and then told himself to stop thinking about what Ben might be doing.
Coffee, instead. Lots of coffee. And his work.
"I know what you did last weekend," Jane said, when he opened up his laptop.
"I don't even want to talk about it."
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He practically collapsed in his chair. At least there wasn't any fruit lying around the shop that he could see, and he had a feeling that not a lot of people would be crawling out of their rooms and houses to come get stuff repaired today. He did wonder if Ben would wind up hiding in 204 for the rest of the day, and then wondered if 204 was even where Ben had wound up, and then told himself to stop thinking about what Ben might be doing.
Coffee, instead. Lots of coffee. And his work.
"I know what you did last weekend," Jane said, when he opened up his laptop.
"I don't even want to talk about it."
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"So how was your weekend, kreetle?" he asked dryly.
May the Force help him, he would never call someone "lambkins" again.
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He'd been temporarily dead for the great wedding escape.
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His voice was very dry.
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Mostly because 'cocky fools who use their brains and still wear their hearts on their sleeves' would be kind of telling.
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"Or until Blondie shows up at school?" he teased.
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He wasn't in a good mood. He'd been involved in complex political dances last week and now there was suddenly a weekend missing and his inbox was full of emails inquiring after Locke's health.
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This... made him blink. "...Sure, whatever," he said. "As long as we're clear, kid. Don't get any ideas." He turned around. "Now I'm going to go--" Crawl under my blankets and DIE, "--home and get back to work."
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He wasn't surprised when he didn't get an answer besides the slamming of the door. Peter and his pride...
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Really, he was just glad to have his mustache back.
He nodded with as much dignity that he could muster toward... "You're not my daughter-in-law, right?"
His mind rebelled against any other term.
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He'd possibly been dead for that part of the weddings. Or it was just bad writing.
"Carry on," Howard said, moving past.
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