It was Christmas Day, fucking finally. It even felt like it: there had been some pretty impressive snowfall earlier in the week, so it was a seriously white Christmas, and Kate had really done her best to get the house looking Christmassy (and less creepily than when Grandma Sandy had been around some months before). The living room looked postcard
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Oh, probably because she really was the type to think that was a good idea.
"'Sides, I don't know if we even have any honey. I think moosh might've used it all in his fancy cooking."
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Give, not get, notice. She was maturing!
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Though that was probably what she got for befriending odd orphans and people who ran away from home as kids.
"I doubt there are gonna be carols unless someone seriously spikes the eggnog. As for an order, yeah, kinda. But mostly I just want us all to be settled down for gift-giving."
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They had ghost stories on Halloween, didn't they? Come on.
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"Just a minute," came her brother's voice.
"So, no Christmas stories," she decided. "Also, anyone wandering off will get tackled. There's no one here I wouldn't dare do that to."
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