He's never celebrated a birthday. He knew what having them meant though. While they still went into town, while he was a boy, he'd sometimes see other children. In the Summer. Outside. With cakes and those cone hats made of paper. And boxes wrapped in brightly colored paper
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He opens the door. It's Clay.
"Hey! You coming to dinner?
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He smiles and picks the box up so he can hand it over.
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"Thanks, man. Halo 2?" He shakes it, knowing well it isn't that.
He steps back to let Clay inside.
"So, you're coming to dinner then?"
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Clay grins and walks inside, a bit hesitantly.
You're sure Lilah won't mind?
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The he turns to Clay, laughing.
"It'll be cool. Lilah's a very cool almost-wife."
She really, really is.
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As long as you're sure.
He toes his shoes off and hangs up his jacket. Good thing he put a clean shirt on today.
So, what are we having?
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This birthday thing is kind of cool.
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Clay grins at David, He hasn't had cake since -
He hasn't had cake in a while.
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He laughs. This is a pretty good birthday.
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Somebody looks like he got to open his favorite present a bit early?
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I'm glad you've found her, David.
Almost capitalzed, as in Her.
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About a lot of things. Strange. He never thought of himself as a lucky guy.
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He's really happy for David. Beaming at him.
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