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milliways_bar2009-08-25 03:20 pm
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Somewhere out by the lake there is a man in a brown suit with a hat on his head and his braided, beaded hair pulled back in a pony-tail. He's got a cool, pale green gaze with a wealth of emotions in it and the suit accents a body which hasn't known an iota of desk-work in years.
(Grading Penny's homework and helping with Cora's does not count. That's just being a good da', it is.)
He's calm. He's quiet. He's still. He's bait for Cheetah.
But that doesn't mean he won't talk to or tango with anyone else who wants a spin.
(Grading Penny's homework and helping with Cora's does not count. That's just being a good da', it is.)
He's calm. He's quiet. He's still. He's bait for Cheetah.
But that doesn't mean he won't talk to or tango with anyone else who wants a spin.

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Abe stands on the wet sand, blinking around for a moment. Clearly this isn't where he intended to surface.
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The smell kind of lingered.
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"Sorry. Don't mean to intrude."
He hefts the carcass up to his shoulder, careful to avoid the spines, and starts up the beach.
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"It's perfectly fine." he says in what may be the only "generic English" accent known to man. It comes from re-learning the language in the company of people from every corner of the country, and then learning bad Greek on top of that.
Not that he doesn't speak Greek fluently, just that he speaks the redneck version of Ancient Greek.
"Just waitin' to see if me wife is going to pass by. Bit of a surprise, see."
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"Yeah, was for me too. Thought I was still in Connecticut." He shrugs, eyeing the bar in the distance before looking back at the man in the suit. "What's she look like? I'm headed up there and if I see her, I can tell her you're out here."
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"Itty bitty human-looking woman." he gestures at about Ace-high, "Black leather jacket, stompy boots, great arse."
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"Name?"
Last thing he needs is to tell the wrong woman that her husband is waiting for her.
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"Ace. Ace Witherspoon."
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Another awkward moment, as he rubs the fingers of his free hand together over his palm. He holds it out a bit, in a loosely closed fist. "Abe Sapien. I'd shake your hand, but I'm a little on the wet side. My apologies."
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And is making damn good time in her stompy boots.
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Yum-o. For the record. The suit and the hair and the confidence (and oh yeah, hallo, the body) means Ace? Is totally the luckiest. Neener.
She takes the last few steps as delicately as one can in heavy stompy boots, taking his hand.
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"Fancy."
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You know what? Dancing with his daughter is just as much fun as dancing with his wife. Spoon holds his arms out, "How's me darling?"
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"M'okay! Did all my maths already this time. Homework before Bar today."
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She does make him happy. It's an instant dose of better to any hour he's awake.
Sending her off to school is hard.
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She's not bad with her numbers - or even her letters too much anymore - but she's not always very good at saying the right things, or being quite normal enough to pass by unnoticed.
(It's not something she minds very much, but it's something restrictive. And so it itches sometimes.)
"Yeah?" she nods, settling in. "Cora - I think it's all okay this time."
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(Good thing she's got a da' who will take her places to ramble and be a child, yes?)
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Her chin tilts up again and the tip of her nose presses to his, eyes crossing.
"Y'lookin' all fancy, yeah?"
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