In the quest to find someplace that was spacious enough for the gaggle of children that happened to be following Reno about, Reno had decided to hit the roof with his own spawn. It was big, there was a view, and at present, it promised to be at least a little quiet
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Silly Romeo.
Awakening, Seraphina followed the group up to the roof, then stood looking at the table of food. She bounced a little in frustration. It smelled so good, but she couldn't quite reach anything.
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Kid was cute, kid was short, and kid was hungry. Also, kid was Romeo's, which helped in Reno's decision to walk over to the table and grin down at her.
"Want somethin' to eat, squirt? There's plenty to choose from, yo."
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No, the kid didn't like junk food. It was an unending mystery to her parents.
"ThankyouMisterReno," she added carefully.
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"You like fruit salad, huh? What's your favorite kinda fruit?" He grinned as he knelt down to present her with the plate. Small talk with small people was better made while lower to the ground.
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She liked Mister Reno already.
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"You totally got me, kid. No such thing." Well, he figured, at least not where she was from. It was probably a bad idea to send her back to her other-universe parents asking for apples that only grew in one small area on a planet that they couldn't get to. "But blueberries are pretty good, too."
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Yep. Blueberries were good. Romeo's kid had good taste.
"What other kinda stuff do you like, kiddo?"
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She picked up the toast and bit into it delicately.
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Reno? Reno was not a swimmer. Reno was a sinker.
He reached an arm upward to grab another blueberry off the table. They were pretty good.
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Speaking of which...
"Where'd your dad get off to, anyhow?"
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But apparently it was Reno's day to have highly useful Romeo-summoning abilities, because he appeared on the roof, Kazuki running ahead.
"Seraphina!" he said, not quite able to hide his sense he had messed up again. "Did Uncle Reno get you breakfast?"
She nodded, holding up a strawberry, as Kaz, greedy child that he was, promptly made a beeline for any waffles or other pastries left on the table of breakfast foods.
"Thank you," Romeo told Reno.
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"Don't mention it, man." He grinned a little and shrugged. "You probably would'a done the same for me if you ran into any of my little collection, right?"
And then he laughed.
"Besides, she's probably one of the more sane kids I've seen all weekend. Good company, yo."
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