Everyone might have been getting ready for the fall semester, but it was definitely still summertime in Fandom. The temperature was high, the wind was low, and it was only going to get hotter once everyone arrived.
There were chairs and tables set out around the lawn, some in shady spots and some out in the sun, and there was a long table of
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... Unless she wasn't that Tahiri, in which case...
Eh.
//Tahiri?// At least he was going to be pleasant as he made his way over to greet her. //Ah, I know that look.//
The look where she was trying to figure out when high schools started accepting toddlers as students.
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But no, it was that Tahiri, as evidenced by the way her worried expression eased into a grin when she saw him. "Jono! I guess you would." Because yes, it had been that look. "You're probably more used to this by now than I am. Obviously."
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Because, you know, he actually did.
//You're stepping into a very elite club now,// he added, amused, //the club of people who are rather convinced that we're not actually teacher material, but who seem to do quite well by the students every semester all the same.//
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She paused.
"It will be, right? Just tell me it will be."
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Of course it was. Fandom.
//I'll be happy to play 'familiar face' any time you need one, though. And we can stand around and moan about how when we were students, things were just better, regardless of whether they actually were or not.//
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No, really. It actually was.
[OOC: Aaaaaaaaaaack I never hit post I'M SORRY.]
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Snake. He was a snake.
//Hell, the phones even mess up like clockwork almost every new semester.//
[OOC: No worries! WE CAN SP LIKE THE WIND IF IT COMES TO IT.]
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It also struck her as adorable, but she'd let him keep his dignity, thanks.
"But the phones, those are all but school tradition at this point, I think. A lot of it seems like that to me now, though." Because we're ooooold.
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//It really is, isn't it? A student even put together a phone that I can use, for me. Now I can join the ranks of those people who have been around the island long enough to know exactly what's going on, but who keep trying to return the calls regardless, mostly out of perverse amusement.//
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He was shameless. Utterly shameless. And if being a terrible influence helped her settle back in easily, he'd absolutely keep that up.
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Not that she would suggest this to their faces.
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Tahiri, for what it was worth, had a bizarre mental picture in her head of a bantha toppling over because of a bendy drinking straw.
"It's kind of nice to know there isn't a version of that for teachers, at least. I halfway thought there would be."
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