Last night had been...interesting. Chuck had fun, yes, and he didn't regret anything that happened at all, no matter how awkward it felt after. It just gave him a lot to think about. He didn't like that too much. Having stuff to think about was no good. Thinking meant that there wasn't much sleep going on and no sleep meant that Chuck wasn't in the
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Mary had found Chuck's room first because it was closer than her other Dad's and also Chuck was probably less likely to yell at her for messing with a portal.
She wandered into his room with an absent, "Hi Dad."
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"You're bigger than the other one," Chuck noticed. By this time he was just laying on his bed, listening for the terrified screams of his fellow students.
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"Yeah. There was someone else calling me Dad earlier," Chuck said. "She was tinier than you."
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"Aren't you a little young to be asking me that question?" Chuck asked, matching her frown. Like he needed some little kid judging him.
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"If I keep doing it then it obviously means your Mom doesn't have a problem with it," Chuck said, smirking at her. "Which means you shouldn't have a problem with it either."
Ah, Chuck logic.
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Obviously whatever he did was terrible.
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"I'm no biology teacher but I'm pretty sure I can't have a kid," Chuck finally said. He looked like he was about to freak out at any moment.
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Man, that sounded weird.
"...and who is your other dad?" Chuck would like to know who he'd have to kill.
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Chuck stopped mid-sentence because that would have been a lie.
"You're kidding," Chuck decided. He wanted to be in denial, thank you.
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