Scully had visited her mom, then had coffee with Mulder. He didn't recognize the names of about a half-dozen of their co-workers, and about as many case suspects. But he believed her. He walked her back to the Causeway after they'd finished talking, the sunset lowering over the Bay ( Read more... )

Scully had had a great day; decent classes, and then SCIENCE. Lots and lots of science ( Read more... )

Since Cara had declined to participate in this week's Ethics assignment, Scully had wound up with not one, but two droid children. Since she hadn't felt like sharing her dislike, no, loathing of the assignment with Professor Skywalker (or all the very personal and painful reasons why), she had quietly seethed and taken the two little boy droids ( Read more... )

"How did you lose your phone again?" Scully had stopped by Chilly Boulder creamery on her way back to the dorms, and gotten an ice cream cone, then pulled out her phone to check in with Mulder. Finally. Look, she'd been busy.

"You didn't lose your gun again too, did you?"

( And there is much, much phone chat. It's one of their Things. )

Scully was writing to Mulder. There would probably be a phone call later, but for now, she had to check in and let him know how things were going.

...appears to be an alternative educational school, emphasis on 'alternative.' So far I've met a few other students, my roommate Rosalind (who seems sane and smart, which is a relief; we'll be ( Read more... )