Chilly Boulder, Sunday Evening

Aug 03, 2008 20:55

Faith had found some loose change under her couch! Four whole dollars!

So she did the 'sponsible thing and went to the ice cream shop and got the biggest, gooey-est sundae she could for four dollars. It had whipped cream and nuts and sprinkles and everything.

(So, so open.)

jean-paul beaubier, mary connell, faith lehane, h m murdock, chilly boulder, dawn summers, renee montoya

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lilpunkinbelly August 4 2008, 01:03:45 UTC
Dawn knew there had been talk of s'mores, but she figured ice cream wouldn't be turned down by any of the Winchesters. She'd seen Dean and Sam eat, if nothing else.

She waited patiently in line behind the little girl as she mentally debated flavors, unable to shake the feeling that she knew her from somewhere.

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 01:19:14 UTC
Faith was craning her neck to see whether chopped nuts were extra -- because she only had four dollars, and the person in front of her in line was really tall and right in her way. Stupid tall grown-ups!

Which was how she stumbled backwards and right onto the feet of the girl behind her.

"Sorry!" she said, jumping around. "I can't see the freakin' -- " Blink. "Dawn!!"

Dawn was about to get leg-glomped.

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lilpunkinbelly August 4 2008, 01:21:07 UTC
"Ow!" Dawn braced her hands up to catch the little girl. "What?"

She didn't know who the little girl was, yet, but the answer was instinctive.

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 01:24:13 UTC
"Hi, Dawn!" Faith bounced, squeezing Dawn's legs and then letting go again. "I'm gettin' a sundae! A big one! An' I'm gonna share with Renee 'cause she's my best friend and I don't care that it's gonna spoil dinner or nothin'. See, I got four dollars and fifteen cents!"

She held out the change rather proudly, considering some of it was sticky and some had been under Faith's couch longer than anybody wanted to know about.

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not_an_answer August 4 2008, 01:10:06 UTC
Renee didn't have money, but she could look.

They had Dulce de Leche ice cream. "Faith! Look! Look!"

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 01:20:47 UTC
"Which one?" Faith craned her neck. "Hey! We can go halvesies on something. That way we can get somethin' huge."

Or she'd lend her BFF a dollar or two from her four. Because having ice cream when your bestest friend didn't wasn't all that fun.

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not_an_answer August 4 2008, 01:26:11 UTC
Renee shook her head quickly. "I don' have any money. I just wanna look."

They didn't need silly things like that, her mama always said.

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 01:29:00 UTC
"We can go halvesies with my half," Faith explained, pretending that made sense. She held out the change, some of which was still sticky. "It was under the couch. Couch-money's fair game an' it's s'posed to be used for good stuff like ice cream. We can get somethin' we both like."

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notafairy August 4 2008, 01:21:05 UTC
Jean-Paul had found some money in a wallet in that room where he woke up. It was funny American money, but it was still money, and he figured whoever's wallet it was wouldn't miss it.

So here he was. Ordering a sundae. Involving chocolate and coffee ice cream with chocolate chips, chocolate sauce, and chocolate sprinkles. And whipped cream and a cherry on top. Or, as he liked to think of it, 'dinner.'

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 01:25:00 UTC
"How's comes you're getting coffee?" Faith asked, wrinkling her nose. "Mom says coffee stuns your growth."

Clearly, everyone else's life decisions were Faith's business.

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notafairy August 4 2008, 01:25:52 UTC
"//Because it tastes good, you silly American girl,//" Jean-Paul said. In French.

Astonishingly, even age five he still managed to sound snooty.

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 01:33:00 UTC
"You talk funny," Faith declared. "You're gonn' be short, too."

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crazypilotman August 4 2008, 01:38:39 UTC
After parting ways with Igor, Murdock kept heading down the street when he spotted...

ICE CREAM!!!

He eagerly hobbled in, the dog trailing after.

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 01:51:45 UTC
"You can't bring your dog in here," Faith huffed.

She had no idea if you could or not. But it was a dog and it probably smelled funny.

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crazypilotman August 4 2008, 01:56:11 UTC
"Is there a sign?" he huffed back, not having any idea if there was a sign or not. "An' anyways, he's not my dog. I founds him!" A beat. "Is he yours?" It was asked quietly, as if he were hoping the answer would be no.

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 02:01:15 UTC
"I don't got a dog," Faith said. "Does he have a collar? If he don't have a collar, maybe he's a stray."

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montecito_east August 4 2008, 01:59:29 UTC
Daddy usually didn't let her have ice cream, but Daddy didn't seem to be around all weekend. So Mary went down to Chilly Boulder by herself, cautiously looking around to make sure there were no other adults like Danny McCoy's father who would tell on her to Daddy.

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 02:04:17 UTC
"Hi," Faith said. "I'm gettin' a sundae."

Just in case the other girl was curious, or whatever.

Faith never bothered with that whole "don't talk to strangers" deal. And besides, other kids weren't strangers. That was just grown-ups who were weird-looking men.

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montecito_east August 4 2008, 02:06:03 UTC
Mary wasn't afraid of strangers. She had more fear of her father than anyone else.

"What kind of sundae?" she asked the other girl.

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neverfaithful August 4 2008, 02:13:06 UTC
"Me an' Renee are gonna get one together," she decided. "I think we're getting a banana splits."

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