Allie came up to the adjoining bedrooms looking for Alex or Rhapsody once she finished
talking to Johnny and
Antibus. It made the most sense. She needed to tell them she was back from her other home and that it looked like she was bound
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He carefully and quietly fumbles in the dark for his robe, not wanting to wake his beloved.
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He gets to the door and scoops Allie up for a huge hug. "Welcome back!"
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"I think it will be for a little while this time."
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"In my other home we were working with linguistic geometric formations of autonomic consciousness." She said it and then she smiled, with a shake of her head, looking back at Knox. She said the second with a little bounce to it. "Their still trying to by pass the learning curve, mostly."
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"You want something to eat? I can sneak over to the fridge and find something." That's something he learned from his mother and grandmother: always offer kids food.
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"Can it be something sweet?"
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Two minutes later, he's back with a bowl of something chocolatey, two spoons, two glasses and some milk. "Chocolate mousse. Left from Valentine's Day."
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Taking a bite and grinning. Chocolate, real chocolate something, was a true thing to miss in space. There was a thoughtful look at the bowl. "Valentines Day passed?"
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She looked up. "Time is harder there. They don't keep it the way we do." Her lips pursed. "A few months, maybe."
Beat.
"I didn't exactly mean to come back. At least I'm not sure if I did."
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"What do you mean? Did the Bar sorta just grab you?"
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"I was there when I went to sleep, but when I woke up, I was on the floor in the Bar and Persephone was waking me up from a nightmare."
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"I didn't like the nightmare. Miss Crawford came and took me away again. Except in my dream it wasn't to the government this time it was too a really old abandoned hospital--"
She looked down at her spoon. Then she set it down and scooted closer to Alex.
"I'm not the only one that went there-- to that hospital. There are other patrons in the bar who are having weird nightmares, too. Not everyone is, or, even, will, but it's somehow bigger. I don't understand all of it."
The last sentence strangely enough, for Allie, seemed the biggest problem. Almost as though it was a slight to fear more than the others.
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