With yet another pointless, unearned detention out of the way (he knew it; he knew he'd get one, he'd been feeling it all week), Cal returned to the room with an inkling of hope that a cockroadblock would already be removed and his roommate wouldn't be in at all tonight
(
Read more... )
She was oddly jittery as she knocked on the door, and wished she'd had the foresight to save some pot for tonight. High was way easier on things like this.
Not that she was positive this was going to turn out Like This. But she could guess.
Reply
He paused a moment to consider if there was a way to open a door particularly casually. He wasn't sure, but he tried.
And it actually was Claire. "Hey," he said, wondering if the relieved fall of his shoulders was obvious.
Reply
Reply
Reply
That was sarcasm.
Reply
He had cleaned up, a little, though, although some of his more impressive books were stratigically left out in a few out-of-the-way places. Other than those and a Detroit Tigers pennant pinned up on his side of the room, the probably only distinguishing features of the place were his old vintage (even in '76) typewriter and the probably notable lack of a television.
And maybe some weird Ren Faire crap of Merlin's.
Reply
She took a seat on his bed, all casual-like.
Reply
And then he shifted, slightly, as if he'd deemed his positioning no good, but didn't know what to switch it to. It was an odd moment, a really weird time to think about whether how he was sitting was general masculine or feminine in nature. He had read a lot, especially on things like that, but, right now, his mind was drawing a blank, more focused on other things.
Reply
She wasn't sure why he was shifting, but she shifted closer to him. It seemed the thing to do.
Reply
Reply
Reply
Lame, Cal. So lame.
Reply
Reply
Reply
She had to ask. "...chairs? That's just weird."
Reply
Reply
Leave a comment