Steven Grant / Marc Spector (
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fandomtownies2022-07-14 03:31 am
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Fandom Island Museum, Thursday Daytime
The museum was quiet that Thursday. The spiders seemed to have moved on from geometric shapes to recreating star patterns.
The work seemed particularly detailed so Steven decided to leave them to it. He sat in his usual spot behind the welcome desk in case anyone needed him.
Did he spend his spare time looking through photos from his recent trip to DC? Yes, yes he was. Wasn't even being subtle about it, frankly.
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The work seemed particularly detailed so Steven decided to leave them to it. He sat in his usual spot behind the welcome desk in case anyone needed him.
Did he spend his spare time looking through photos from his recent trip to DC? Yes, yes he was. Wasn't even being subtle about it, frankly.
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She decided that maybe she just needed to take her time and see what happened when she visited him before making any other kind of plans, so after she had spent some time working at the store that morning, she stopped by the bakery and got a box of vegan pastries for Steven in what she hoped could be an attempt at a peace offering and she headed over to the museum.
“Um, hi,” she said quietly, “are you busy?”
She honestly wouldn’t blame Steven if he didn’t want to see her.
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“Um … I’m doing okay,” Liz told him, which was true compared to how she had been a couple of weeks ago, “I’ve been busy, so that’s been helping, um … “ her voice trailed as she debated on what to say, “it’s … I wanted to stop by, it’s been a while … since I’ve been here I mean,” she stammered, realising that was probably going to make it worse since the last time she was here she had majorly messed everything up. “How … how have you been?” she tried.
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"All right," Steven said. For anyone else he would have answered in a more enthusiastic positive. But considering that one of the things influencing that positive was Llewellyn it seemed cruel to bring that up while Liz was still missing Prompto. "What about the little one? How's she managing in there?"
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Speaking of Llewllyn…
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The only thing Liz knew how to cook was a cake.
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Like himself, for instance.
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Imagine her surprise when she walked in and found Marc there behind the welcome desk!
"Why, hello," she said cheerfully. "Nice to see you'un again!"
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If the smile wasn't enough to offer a clue to it not being Marc, the British accent probably helped as he said, "Hello! You're Nell, yes? Or - are you? Realizing I shouldn't assume. Me of all people."
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"Steven?" She forced herself not to take a step back in surprise. "Um, yes, I'm Nell. Sorry. Marc didn't tell me that he - you -" Oh the pronouns! "That you were here."
She was going to look and sound stupid wasn't she? "Not that that's a bad thing. And I never said I was coming to the - ... Sorry," Nell stopped and took a deep breath. "Let me start over. I'm pleased to meet you'un."
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Steven was totally going to be smug about that. Just not to Nell.
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"Does this feel strange to you'un? It feels strange, doesn't it?" Maybe she needed to sit down with him over a cup of tea. Maybe she should just treat them like identical twins - two separate people. "Well, if you'un is as nice as your - Marc - I'm sure we'll get along just fine."
Why was she here again? Oh yes. "So... Egyptian mythology. I was hoping there's be something about that here."
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Steven pointed at himself. "Me."
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"I can imagine it takes time to, you know, sort everything out, but yes, I'm glad I know too."
She looked at him a little oddly. "You are... Egyptian mythology?"
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She waved her hands in front of her, as if washing away what she'd just said. "Anyway. Is that, you'un's interest, I mean, because of your being an avatar?"
Be grateful Nell had never seen a certain movie or she'd be imagining them as very tall blue long-haired beings.
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"Both of us, yeah," Steven confirmed. "It was sort of mostly Marc at first? But then we both agreed to it so bit of a package deal now, him and me. And you'd think that, right? But no. All my life I've been interested in it. Don't know why. Amazing coincidence, admittedly."
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