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The park, Saturday afternoon
Miriam had been doing so well. She'd managed two weeks in Fandom without touching someone until the guy behind the counter at JGOB had touched her arm to get her attention and ugh she did not need to see that before eating. So now with no appetite for breakfast she was sitting on a bench and tearing her muffin into pieces and flicking them at the ducks and generally feeling pissed off at the world until she could get the vision out of her head.
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... And if Uncle Cluster knew that he was spending most of his time just reading books, he'd tell the boy to get out of the dorms, meet some girls with 'loose morals,' and do... whatever it was that teens with loose morals did. Evan hadn't asked, but he figured that he probably ought to at least get out of his room again.
Hence the walking. And the reading. At the same time. See how that could loosely translate to being social, provided he happened to find somebody while he wandered through the park, his nose stuck into a book? In fact, if he even glanced up now and again, he might even spot somebody!
"Hi! Miriam, right?"
Imagine that!
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"How's it...." She caught herself before greeting him with "hanging," like she had Stannis the night before, because woman of loose morals she may have been, but she didn't actively try to contribute to the delinquency of minors. "...going?" she said instead.
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And puppy Thor was possibly the cutest thing he'd seen in his whole entire life.
"How are you?"
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"I'm okay. Haven't hit the road yet, so I guess that's a good sign."
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Fandom, you were stuck with the little guy.
"Are your classes good, at least?"
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"Norse mythology, the seven deadly sins which is like a checklist, and sex ed." She gave Evan a wicked grin at that one.
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... A lot. It was easy enough to tell when he was blushing, considering how pale he was.
"I'm not in any of those." Shocking, wasn't it? "But are they okay, even if they're not what you had in mind at first?"
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There was a difference!
"I mean, look at us, right?"
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"Hey," he said, by way of a greeting. "Another point to the theory that the island just likes messing with you."
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"Sorry, with me?" He even lowered his book and pointed at himself, and then looked around to see if there was anyone else this boy could be talking to.
It was possible that the island was messing with you, Squall.
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"It happens back where I'm from, too." A pause. "Is the someone else that I look like a good someone, at least?"
Because in his experience, who people accused him of resembling was not exactly someone he wanted to be mistaken for. At all.
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while his player chuckled evilly. He'd completely forgotten that Jono's new look had been traumatizing. This kid was probably from the same universe, with the same got-DNA-from-a-bad-guy problem. "A very good someone," Squall reassured the kid. "A friend of mine. Jono. When I saw you, I thought the island had made him younger. You've got the same new mouth."no subject
"He... didn't always look like this?"
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Missing his mouth, on fire? There weren't really many people like that out there. Particularly not ones that went by that name.
"Professor Starsmore? Is he, um, I mean is his last name Starsmore?"
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Whatever.
He surprised himself by stopping to watch the goth girl being emo at the ducks. "Traditionally, people use the roof of the dorms for that," he told her helpfully.
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She really had no idea.
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