It was here! Party night! And Aphrodite was there to greet all her guests at the door of the banquet room ( Read more... )

It was a good thing that no one have come to visit him, even without the timeline dangers. Leto didn't want to think about introducing aunt Alia to this place and having her talk to his teachers. Even Stilgar or Harah would have been a little difficult, and he could imagine endless tirades from Harah about wasting water.

He had ordered a coffee and ( Read more... )

The area immediately outside the clinic seemed to be a good spot as any. "I'm keeping my promise, River," Karla whispered, as she stepped outside. The sky was threatening, and the ground was still wet from an earlier shower, but the air was clean and fresh and it wasn't raining now ( Read more... )

While the students had been completing their last finals, an NPC staff had been hard at work converting one of the empty warehouses into the site of tonight's dance. When the guests arrived this evening, they'd be greeted by a long yellow carpet, leading up to the open glass doors of the warehouse ( Read more... )

Simon had found a table by the window in the Perk, and was now sitting there reading a medical journal, while occasionally throwing a glance out the window. He had ordered a large cup of tea and an apple cake, but that was mostly an excuse to get out of the house for a while.

[Expecting one, but open Perk]

In a way, Simon was relieved that the boy who had surprisingly appeared on his doorstep together with a very young mother, who was also a complete stranger, seemed to take after him rather than his sister. River had been good at taking everything apart and putting it back together in working order, while Malcolm seemed content with reading books. ( Read more... )

Well, it wasn't really a bad day, was it? The sun was more or less out, and the sky hadn't opened up to rain down on top of anyone, so Reno would call that a win had he the vocal capacity to do so. It was a little chilly, but that was what feathers were for ( Read more... )

It was a pretty bloody good thing that a patrol was on the agenda for the day, because it was looking pretty bloody needed. With more excrement in her hair than she would ever like to admit to and having heard some insults that bested some of the drunkest London party girls, Daisy was not even going to harp on Kowalski anymore about going on and ( Read more... )

Despite the weather, Simon felt the need to get out of the house. Wrapped in a warm coat he wandered around the park, stopped by the pond to feed the ducks, then sat down on a bench to drink the hot tea he had brought with him. Oddly enough, despite the cold, he enjoyed this and felt happier than he had in a long time.

[Open!]

Sitting by a table with a large cup of tea and an apple cake, Simon was skimming though a magazine he had found. It contained articles on the latest models of computers, and was excessively boring. Finally he pushed it aside, stared out the window and sipped his tea. Some days he really missed Serenity, and this was one of them. Tea and cake at the ( Read more... )