Glitter seemed to be a theme of the evening. There was glitter on the
posters covering the walls, glitter on the
plants printed on table cloths. Glitter on the fake full moon hanging in place of a mirror ball.
And of course, glitter on the banner hanging above the entrance.
Welcome to Homecoming 2012
Become a (wo)man.
Become a wolf.
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"Shit," she said mildly, taking in the decorations. "These kids don't mess around."
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Yeah, no. Befriend one, sure. Turn into one...
Well, Kaidan would be over here, in dress uniform, looking both stoic and vaguely uncomfortable (it was a skill).
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He wasn't even hiding behind his coat collar, having opted for a turtleneck (worn properly instead of with the collar up over his mouth) and a pair of black jeans this evening.
He figured he really didn't have anybody to impress, and even working a few jobs, he couldn't afford a suit that actually fit him.
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Because yeah, he was mostly here to keep from being too hypocritical, considering what he was teaching this semester and all.
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Because duh, Karla. Duh.
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Sorry, Jono. She'd spent far too long making fun of your tiara to look to you as an authority figure.
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Because as much as she'd sulk about missing out on the spiked punch, the idea of watching Jono drink down the whole bowl at the dance was pretty funny.
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Though it would probably be somewhat hilarious. Until it found some inevitable way to be thoroughly disastrous.
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Beat.
"Well, a bunch of graduates and me, I guess," she added with a sigh. "But I don't count as a student."
For...reasons.
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Besides, there was still Caritas. Always.
... He'd probably feel a bit weird about having her over to drink at the Boards at least until she graduated, though. Bloody murky time-muddled grey areas.
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