So they weren't kicking her out of Fandom. Yay for that.

On the other hand, Charlie now was going to have to deal with Kerrigan not only in her class, and her office hours, but also...well, more. She wasn't sure of how much more, but the woman was going to be keeping an eye on her. Or something. She was just oddly happy that she didn't have to ( Read more... )

Her second time at the store was, to put it in a way, less enthusiastic than the first. She was still thrilled with having a job and what-not, but in all honesty, the events of last Wednesday were still heavy in her head. And the realization she needed to either listen to some adults that perhaps did care about her was a bit unsettling. Because, ( Read more... )

Cool, quiet graves said hi to Charlie as she wandered in.

On the back of her head, a song had started to work its way into her brain, earworning her to no end and wanting her to just set something on fire for the sake of just release some steam. Or fire, not steam, she wasn't a steamstarter, after all. "And I'm going crazy", said to the air, and ( Read more... )

She was not excited. Not even smiling to the point she could hurt herself just because she was out of practice ( Read more... )

Bod's second week of work was a little quieter than his first. He'd had a rather difficult week and while he'd gone about greeting every single member of the staff, he hadn't done much else. They'd started cooking and he'd started making sure the diner was ready to be opened and patronized.

Earlier in the day, he'd called Jacob and then, just ( Read more... )

So she wasn't sleeping there anymore.

That was no reason not to visit the place. She actually liked the quiet and peace of the graveyard. It was a good place to not care about her situation and actually manage some inner peace. Some, at least. And hey, even to accept she might have a chance at having a life, if she ever managed to man up and ( Read more... )

One of Shelley's resolutions for the new year was to be a better employee, which in addition to making sure she was up to date on all the trends, included occasionally picking up a broom and sweeping the store. "Hello, Mr. Dust Bunny," she said to the fur ball forming on the floor. "I'm sorry to say I'm going to have to ask you to leave the ( Read more... )

After the picnic, she had spend the whole day wandering the island. Checking the places, wondering what to do next. It looked safe, even felt safe, in a way. That hadn't stopped the Shop for screwing with her before though.

"They...they have a graveyard." Yeah, she hadn't seen that one coming. Still, it was deserted -without considering the graves ( Read more... )

So, Chad didn't come in to open the store and work his shift until later, but he figured meeting his new little sis and some other people was a viable excuse for tardiness. Of course, this was Chad assuming that Melody even ever noticed any of this stuff, or was bothered by it, which, despite the track record that she didn't and he was still ( Read more... )

Robin hadn't set up for a birthday party since she'd started this job, and she wondered if she should have brought a gift. Maybe booze could be her gift? It was what she would have brought, anyway.

In any case, Robin was there, everything was set up for Xander's birthday party, and she was just going to hide behind the bar.