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Chris is down in the bar, at the Bar.
She orders a salad and some lemonade. For a moment she's tempted to get something alcoholic but sensibility wins out. Besides, the Bar is moving slow enough with the orders as it is.
Chris grabs a fork and starts poking at her salad. Maybe she'll actually eat some of it. You can come talk to her if you want, she might actually talk back.
She orders a salad and some lemonade. For a moment she's tempted to get something alcoholic but sensibility wins out. Besides, the Bar is moving slow enough with the orders as it is.
Chris grabs a fork and starts poking at her salad. Maybe she'll actually eat some of it. You can come talk to her if you want, she might actually talk back.
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"From...Romeo & Juliet?"
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She takes a sip of her lemonade. "What did he do?"
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"He just kept harassing me while I was trying to eat. Being kind of obscene. I've just been trying to stay away from him for the past few days."
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He sets his empty coffee cup down on the Bar. "Hey, Bar, can I get some more coffee?"
Nothing happens. He rolls his eyes.
"Well, anything else interesting been happening with you?"
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"Did you know Chase left?"
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And then his pants promptly burst into flame.no subject
"Well, Chase isn't always the easiest person to be around."
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An unwanted memory of Jack and Chase questioning her about Kim's disappearance comes to mind and she looks away and takes a sip of her lemonade.
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He has a brief flash of memory about certain other things Chase can do with his mouth, and coughs uncomfortably.
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The idea that Lee and Chase ever tried to date, or whatever, is almost amusing to Chris now. "Yeah, you do."
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"I do kind of wish I'd talked to him before he left, though." He shrugs. He finds it easier to talk to Chris than to Chase, though the romantic parts of both relationships had ended on similar notes.
"I mean...he's not a bad guy. Just kind of a jerkoff sometimes."
Pot. Kettle. Black."I haven't seen your dad around here yet," he says, changing the subject. "Is he still here?"
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The mention of her father, though, sobers her. "Yeah, he is. I spent yesterday with him."
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He nods. "How's he doing? You said he's been here a while..."
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"He's happy."
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"Well, that's good." It's comforting to know that it's possible for someone to be happy here even if they're dead. And it's nice that it's making Chris happy.
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"He's, uh, seeing someone," Chris adds.
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"Really?" Unexpected, but interesting. "Who?"
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"Her name's Elaine. She's a British woman. From the 12th century," Chris says dryly.
And she's eighteen. Not that Chris has any room to judge anymore.
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He pauses a moment. "That kind of thing happens a lot around here, doesn't it?"
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Heh."Most people don't even bat an eyelash at the unusual couples."
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