Kitty Pryde-Barton (
throughaphase) wrote in
fandomtownies2018-07-31 07:40 am
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Caritas- Tuesday
Kitty had her chair again this week, because she was tired and everything was achy and this was a night job that she was going to be at for a while still tonight.
And maybe in down time she was googling things like Is my night job the reason my kid won't calm tf down at night and let me sleep like a real person, because she was curious.
[Open, no OCD!]
And maybe in down time she was googling things like Is my night job the reason my kid won't calm tf down at night and let me sleep like a real person, because she was curious.
[Open, no OCD!]

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Of course he was still wearing green, though. Some things would never change.
"Evening, Kitty," he greeted, taking a seat. "How are you holding up these days?"
It had been too long since he'd decided to come pester his favorite bartender.
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Which, admittedly, he wouldn't entirely mind.
"I'd give you 'fifteen weeks, that isn't so bad, right' pep talks, but I'm pretty sure no jury would convict you if you started poisoning my drinks. Anything I can do to make it easier for you, at least?"
More pancake deliveries?
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Said the guy who'd gotten a round of applause from the crowd last week.
It still wasn't good enough for him.
"It's getting to be about time for me to start thinking about what, if anything, I'm going to teach in the fall, too. That's always a hell of a lot more difficult than it needs to be. Especially for the longer runs."
Give him a good summer workshop he could just fake his way through for seven weeks any day.
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which I was supposed to help with oops?"Also she was going to get started on his usual unless he told her otherwise.
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"Extra vague," he admitted, squinting a little in thought. "Maybe some kind of odd jobs class, something that teaches life skills everyone should have but nobody really thinks about when they do. But then it becomes a question of how to make something like that universal, or even appealing. Not everyone is going to want to know how to tune up a hoverbike."
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He was possibly not the most upstanding citizen of the Empire, for some reason.
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And there was his drink.
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Basically ever.
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He paused.
"Or maybe he'd like it even more. The ship's bigger than my apartment and he'd have run of the junkyard."
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He cleared his throat, tried to lose the stupid little smile, and leaned his head back to inspect the ceiling.
"I suppose I've done one or two adult things in my time."
... That came out wrong.
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She leaned on her usual spot at the bar, ordered her usual beer, and eyed the return of the chair. "So when's that thing supposed to pop out of you already?"
Hey, at least the fact that it didn't even cross her mind that some people might take offence to their baby being called 'that thing' was a good sign that she was feeling more herself again, right?
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"Fifteen weeks," she sighed. "I'm going to get annoying." That was at least part apology.
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...not that the competition was that stiff.
"Fifteen weeks," Rosa repeated, doing the quick math in her head, and then wrinkling her nose in an expression of mingled sympathy and disgust. "Ugh. But you're totally allowed. It's hard to picture, though."
Rosa had survived a Gina Linetti pregnancy. It was hard to imagine Kitty even getting close to that level of annoying...although that was sort of Linetti's default setting anyway.
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If anyone could understand the need to just be cranky, it was a woman who was...perpetually cranky.
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Neither of those sounded very appealing to Rosa personally, no, but they both sounded like maybe something that pregnant people might like? She had no idea. She thought she was pregnant once and wanted to throw herself off a bridge, so she was maybe a little out of her element here.
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There was a reason Kitty was living on Luke's.
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"Take-out, then," she amended. "From whatever random place on the mainland you want, which gets him out of the house for a little while for you to mope with the dogs."
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