After several weeks of reading and studying, Childermass is ready to try something. He made a small model of Lynette's spaceship, and took it out to the gardens. There, he attempted to enchant it to send it through time, as well as space
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Childermass is currently letting her sleep on his couch in exchange for her fix-it skills around the house: he's also not turning her into the government, which is nice. Upon catching sight of him, she waves. "Senor!"
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"Lynette. I was just taking a walk." He could be anyone, in his jeans and leather jacket, and for all intents and purposes he is, a freelance consultant on all sorts of business matters. "What are you up to?"
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In quick succession she realizes that her gown has turned into a short classy cocktail dress, her laced boots into stiletto peep-toe heels, and her corset into - oh wait, its gone! and rather something of a different discomfort is hoisting up her breasts. She looks at the mirror in horror - this is bare, even for her standards of dressing.
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Seeing his attire, "Ah, typical. The men hardly look any different and the women are wearing less than whores." She looks him up and down. "Well I don't suppose you're behind this," and takes a measured sip of her martini.
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Not that this is precisely what's bothering Madison Morgan, who's eighteen in May, and who in the meantime has to get his homework done in between dragging his brothers out of trouble again.
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She's reviewing a script and frowning faintly. The relationship between the protagonist and her best friend is, she thinks, a little too close for comfort.
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Presently, she is sitting crosslegged by the fireplace, typing away on her laptop. She has a psychology paper due in a few days, and is having entirely too much fun picking apart everything the professor has said in the last few weeks.
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