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fandomtownies2020-07-23 09:48 am
weirderthanthou) wrote in fandomtownies2020-07-23 09:48 am
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Town Hall, Thursday
It had been three days, and no more word from Emily. I'm going to have to accept this might take longer than expected. It was an important thought, an accepting-what-is-happening-here thought, but it made a repressed worry bubble up in Jesse's stomach.
What about Dylan?
If Emily can't reach me, she's probably still in a time freeze. And... he should be, too.
Unless something else was happening in the Oldest House right now. It was frustrating, that she couldn't just go there and-- fix things. First things first.
"The vending machine has been restocked!" Nina announced, and Jesse flashed her an absent smile as she walked across the front office to grab herself some breakfast. From the fridge, mind you, which had a stack of magnets sitting on top of it now. She'd been plucking them all off yesterday.
I've only been part of the Bureau for a week. But these things are already becoming second nature, she thought wryly.
"So tell me," she added, as she took a sandwich from the fridge, "Where does a girl go to get somewhere to stay around here?"
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What about Dylan?
If Emily can't reach me, she's probably still in a time freeze. And... he should be, too.
Unless something else was happening in the Oldest House right now. It was frustrating, that she couldn't just go there and-- fix things. First things first.
"The vending machine has been restocked!" Nina announced, and Jesse flashed her an absent smile as she walked across the front office to grab herself some breakfast. From the fridge, mind you, which had a stack of magnets sitting on top of it now. She'd been plucking them all off yesterday.
I've only been part of the Bureau for a week. But these things are already becoming second nature, she thought wryly.
"So tell me," she added, as she took a sandwich from the fridge, "Where does a girl go to get somewhere to stay around here?"
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