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Virginia was humming slightly to herself, and looking through her wedding magazines. She looked up every so often to make sure that no one was coming after her.
She didn't care what Wolf said. She wasn't going to be paranoid. She wasn't going to hide. She was going to live her life, deranged weirdos or not.
She was, however, going to be careful, and aware of her surroundings.
Which, honestly, wasn't much different from what a single woman had to do in New York, biking to and from work alone and all.
She didn't care what Wolf said. She wasn't going to be paranoid. She wasn't going to hide. She was going to live her life, deranged weirdos or not.
She was, however, going to be careful, and aware of her surroundings.
Which, honestly, wasn't much different from what a single woman had to do in New York, biking to and from work alone and all.
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"So, how's that working for you now?" he asks Virginia. "We used to keep our werewolf friend chained up when things got hairy for him-- well, actually, he did it himself. He's a good guy."
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"Really?" he says. "And it really works?"
To Virginia, he says, "Oh! Um, doesn't he ever ... run into people, though?"
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She added, "Plus he has a tail. And other than that he's pretty normal. When the full moon comes, the animal instincts come closer to the surface. If he doesn't try to fight them, he actually has a pretty good grip on them. He just runs around in the woods and hunts a bit and he feels fine. It's when he tries to be human all the time that he has trouble. The more he fights it, the more the wolf fights back during the full moon."
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"... Other than that being way too much information, that's cool," he says. "Different from my world, I guess. As far as I know, Oz doesn't have a tail. Nor is he-- okay, not going there, la la la!"
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"Do you mind?!" he hisses. He looks at Virginia sheepishly. "Uh, changing the subject! Boy, I had a weird dream a few nights ago! This giant crab was chasing me ... in loafers! Weird, huh?"
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"I'll Curly you, you little-- hey, get back here! I wasn't done threatening you!"
He hands Virginia back her magazine. "Uh, here you go."
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"So what was it you were smacking him over?" she asked pleasantly. "Whatever it is, I promise I'll keep it a secret better than he was about to."
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"What was your dream about, Xander?" Ron asked, opening the book up.
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"Well, let's see ... there was a giant crab wearing loafers. And it chased me down this beach, and then it caught up with me." He realizes what he just said and stares at Ron. "Oh, come on, that doesn't mean anything! Except maybe that I should avoid seafood."
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"Er."
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He quickly looked down at the book. "What was the rest? Lighting, you said?" He flipped some pages. "Oh. That just...er, accentuates it." A careful pause as he turned back to the crab bit. "It wasn't wearing loafers, was it?"
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"Loafers...loafers...Oh. Yeah, that means you're gay," he said wryly, not really reading the page. "Super duper gay. A complete arse bandit--like muggle comic, superhero gay."
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