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milliways_bar2006-01-19 05:46 pm
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There is a Chase, in the bar, with a book that he is only pretending to read.
It's difficult to pay full attention to a book when one is keeping a wary eye and a half out for certain daughters and certain fathers-in-law-to-be that one has to make certain apologies to or risk certain...something.
If your name just happens to be Angela or Jack, you might want to just happen to stop by the booth.
And if your name isn't, you're certainly perfectly welcome to stop by anyway.
It's difficult to pay full attention to a book when one is keeping a wary eye and a half out for certain daughters and certain fathers-in-law-to-be that one has to make certain apologies to or risk certain...something.
If your name just happens to be Angela or Jack, you might want to just happen to stop by the booth.
And if your name isn't, you're certainly perfectly welcome to stop by anyway.
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...hey, when you're in a bar full of people from books, films, television shows, plays, comic books and legends, you might want to be more specific for which "Jack" you ask for, otherwise you might get Jack the Ripper. And nobody really wants a serial killer, do they?
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"Hi, Daddy." She's smiling and she reaches around him for a hug.
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"What kind of fight?"
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Which, in a way, he has.
He also hasn't noticed Chase, as he'd come down to the bar in a daze. No sleep will do that to you.
[ooc: Running off for CSI in a minute but will be back at 10 EST if it's not a repeat and wanted to tag before I fled.]
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The very Jack Chase has been keeping the eye-and-a-half out for, yes. He notices Jack eventually, and immediately knows something's wrong.
Chase never bothers with little things like debating whether or not he's welcome before attempting to assist with Jack-problems. If he hasn't caused them directly, he considers them fair game even if Jack's pissed at him. Thus, he is up and wandering over shortly after spotting Jack, book left behind at the table.
"You okay, Jack?" he says quietly.
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Since he knows that pushing won't do anything to help at he moment, he opts for an "Anything I can do?" rather than a 'you sure?'
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What he says, though, is a somewhat listless, "No, not really." He fiddles with the food on his place for a moment before adding, "I might be heading out of the bar sometime soon."
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"When do you think you'd be back?"
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Kim places a cup of coffee in front of him and sits down.
"You looked like you could use it."
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He's glad she's doing better with the powers than he was.
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"I'm almost able to do real things -- I moved something with air yesterday," she smiles slightly.
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"You want a drink or anything?"
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