Duke Crocker (
betterthanaplan) wrote in
fandomtownies2020-06-03 11:25 am
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The beach, Wednesday morning
Duke was doing his best not to let his mood from yesterday affect him today. He wasn't doing a great job at it, but Rey had seemed pretty excited to do a little birthday thing for him this week, and he didn't want to bring her down with his shit.
He brought along the leftover pirate buns from Nina. He figured they'd go reasonably well with donuts.
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He brought along the leftover pirate buns from Nina. He figured they'd go reasonably well with donuts.
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Because hopefully her stuff would help if it was bad.
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Assuming she had one to begin with.
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It'd been very important when she was little and sure her family would be back for it, and then it wasn't important at all anymore.
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He didn't want to make a big deal about it, but she had to do something a little ridiculous.
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But he wasn't going to turn them down.
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She reached into the bag, pulling out a little handmade paper party hat.
"If they get donuts, they really should be part of the party."
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Rey had no idea how many porgs there were. She'd overdone it.
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She handed over the rest of the bag, which was filled with different kinds of hangover cures, be it something found over the counter, or just home remedies she'd found on the internet and wrote out.
Had she instantly though of this after last week when this all came up? Yes.
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"It might be trial and error so I included several options. When needed you can just go down the list."
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She still didn't understand that practice.
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For some reason.
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...Outwardly, anyway. She'd love the idea.
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He closed his eyes for a moment, thought, and then blew the candle out.
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Or rooted in any science at all.