For once, Karla wasn't making tragic faces at all the coffee on display that she was (mostly) not allowed to have. It was fall on the island, which meant caramel apple cider. Her mug was two-thirds cider, the remaining third was the Perk's delicious whipped cream which extended into a high, unsteady mound in the air. Just looking at it made her
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"Karla, Warren." He gave them both a smile and held out a hand to Warren to shake. "How have you been?"
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"I've been well, though I won't speak for Karla," because how well she was doing depended on such nebulous factors as the changing tides, the ripeness of the closest piece of cheese, and how many hummingbirds sneezed in France yesterday, these days. "It's good to see you, Hannibal."
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...loud, but well.
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"I'm pretty fond of them, even after just a few meetings," Warren admitted. "If Karla and I do half as well this time around as those other versions have, I'll be happy. I just have no idea where all of these parenting skills we apparently have came from."
Karla and Warren both really didn't have much in the way of experience even having parents, never mind being them.
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Because filling a book with things like 'don't try to get rid of your kid's limbs' was mostly just redundant.
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He smirked. "Except for me, naturally. Always listen to me."
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No, they didn't know the gender of the baby for certain just yet, but 'her' seemed to be becoming the default, these days.
Warren's tone sobered a little before he added, "And given that we'll be raising her in Glacia, and just how dangerous things are right now, we... really can't afford to go against our own better judgment anyway."
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"Trust your own instincts," Hannibal agreed, matching Warren's seriousness. "And should you ever need somewhere to go outside of Glacia, my house is always open. Although I'm aware Fandom may not always be a safe option," he added wryly.
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