Today, Bill was 26 years old. He'd been trying not to think about how it made him that much closer to thirty. It really didn't bother him all that much, except in the sense that he was growing older without his family nearby. Birthdays seemed to really bring to mind how much he missed his parents, his sister, and the rest of his brothers. Fred and
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"Bill, what is it?" She stood in the doorway watching his reactions carefully.
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When she saw Bill's familiar face, she smiled, as she began the complicated manouver of getting both girls down and propped up with cushions.
"Hello, handsome Uncle Bill."
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"Hello, lovely Eostre and little ones," he replied before moving to help her get the babies settled, thinking it was rather ironic she'd chose that particular adjective to describe him at that moment. "How are we all today?"
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"We are lamenting a general lack of cake," said Eostre. "Well. I am."
She reached up and smoothed a strand of hair back from Bill's face.
And how are you?"
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"I'm all right," he replied. "Just got a bit of a shock, but fine otherwise."
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She looked up and smiled when Bill walked in, but he didn't seem to notice her. He pulled something off of his bass and stared at it, then cursed.
"I'm guessing that's not something you wanted to see, Birthdy Coffee Guy," she noted simply.
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"I see. That looks like...a big cat maybe? Or a wolf. Yeah, gotta be a wolf, the claw marks aren't feline enough," she mused, then realized that maybe she shouldn't have said that.
"Sorry. My relatives are big hunter people. You pick stuff up."
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