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fandomtownies2018-12-26 12:28 pm
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The Park - Wednesday afternoon
Far be it from any amount of snow to keep Kaidan from obsessively jogging. Sparkle had mentioned the pond, he was curious, so he went to check it out.
The pond was frozen over. The ducks were annoyed. Kaidan jogged down to the edge and gave an experimental step with one foot. The ice cracked easily and completely under pressure and water seeped up. Making a 'tsk' noise of disappointment, he pulled his foot back and headed to a bench. A quick sweep of his hand shoved the snow off enough it could be sat on.
The ducks took immediate advantage of the cracked ice, quacking and nudging the ice shards out of the hole with their bills until they could all cram in and sit in it.
"Aren't you cold?" he asked, watching them.
The ducks ignored him with as much dignity as a passel of cantankerous, bickering, stubborn ducks could ignore someone.
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The pond was frozen over. The ducks were annoyed. Kaidan jogged down to the edge and gave an experimental step with one foot. The ice cracked easily and completely under pressure and water seeped up. Making a 'tsk' noise of disappointment, he pulled his foot back and headed to a bench. A quick sweep of his hand shoved the snow off enough it could be sat on.
The ducks took immediate advantage of the cracked ice, quacking and nudging the ice shards out of the hole with their bills until they could all cram in and sit in it.
"Aren't you cold?" he asked, watching them.
The ducks ignored him with as much dignity as a passel of cantankerous, bickering, stubborn ducks could ignore someone.
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