The castle was always full of people, more now that they were celebrating Jack’s b-day party, and Elphaba find herself hiding on the library. She never liked parties, and she wanted to celebrate it with Jack in private but Nancy had other plans. That woman was like a force of nature, and no one should be able to pout like that. Nancy remembers her
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That lady--Nancy? That was her name, right?--said she would meet him in the library. He was fast forming a severe irritation for such places, but regardless, he found himself tracking the room down and slipping inside without a word. It was better than hanging around people he didn't know (and who probably wanted his head), at any rate.
And it was quiet.
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"Goddammit," he hissed quietly, immediately turning to go back the other way. Of all the people....
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"What are you doing here?" She said, closing the book and standing up.
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"Leaving." It was a short, curt reply, and he didn't even turn to look at her as he continued to the door.
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Elphaba saw two blue birds flying away, giggling and murmuring something about Nancy and the library's door. She frowed.
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Locked. Fuckdammit. "Fan-fucking-tastic," he muttered, kicking bitterly at the door. Oh, he was going to hurt that woman the next time he saw her.
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The witch crossed her arms over her chest, the sleeve of the right fell and the necklace glinted on the light.
She didn't noticed.
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"You kept it." His voice was quite, and perhaps even a little surprised. But it was quickly covered with a small grunt, and when he continued it was louder and disinterested. "You haven't burned that stupid thing yet?"
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