Kitty Pryde-Barton (
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Caritas- Tuesday
After a month of Christmas stuff and then the party, Kitty was relieved to have a day where she could just relax at work.
This lasted about five minutes before she was back to, "Well this is boring."
And this, kids, is the story of why Tino was now trying to stack glasses on the bartop while Kitty cringed. For entertainment.
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This lasted about five minutes before she was back to, "Well this is boring."
And this, kids, is the story of why Tino was now trying to stack glasses on the bartop while Kitty cringed. For entertainment.
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But tonight she needed a different vibe and that apparently involved zombies and glass stacking.
"Hey," she said to Kitty as she sat down at the bar. "Bourbon."
Look, she actually greeted Kitty before asking for booze. Clearly she was growing as a person.
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She bobbed her head towards Tino. "Anything he breaks comes out of his paycheck, right?"
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Tino frowned, and ignored them.
"This is what we do when we have an easy night, apparently."
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Hear that, Fandom?
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Was Kitty looking suspiciously at the bar now?
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She finished her drink and moved the empty glass towards Kitty.
"I can tell you right now that never worked for me back home. Here? Who the fuck knows?"
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"Well, fuck. Now I jinxed us by unjinxing us," Jessica joked. "Damned if you do blah blah blah."
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That might be the first time she's apologized in the last six months.
"Think that'll do it?"
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She'd been here a long time.
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Careful Jessica. That almost sounded optimistic.
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And then, very reluctantly, she said, "It can always get weirder than the giant polar bear."
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She paused.
"Probably not literally tame, it's a bear."
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“I can handle weird,” Jessica said after thinking about that for a bit. “As long as it’s... yeah. Deadly weird. “
You get the sense she was going elsewhere with that sentence and changed direction.”
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"Slow night?" Rosa asked, eying those stacked cups warily before settling into her usual spot at the bar.
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"Could be worse, I guess," she offered. "At least it's just stacking and not...juggling."
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"No!" Kitty said, i-goddamn-mmediately.
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Granted, she didn't even bother trying, just like she wasn't going to bother feeling sorry about it, but, since Kitty was her friend, she was at least going to keep her comment about how entertaining that would be to herself.
You're welcome.
"I guess that's at least part of the reason why you keep him around," she noted instead, leaning on the bar with her arms folded. "He's pretty much stuck here for eternity to pay off that bill."
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Okay that got through to him.
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"You know," she said, "I think I'll just have a beer tonight. I wouldn't want to deprive him of reaching full glass use potential."
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Note that Kitty had done nothing to discourage that, because boredom.
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She wasn't even convinced that the bee was even actually missing.
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She was so hopeful.
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Because why disrupt a great business relationship with actual talking?
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Rosa's chin met the subtle raise of Jones' glass in response, and figured they'd both probably had enough of bees to last them at least a few more wordless exchanges in the future.