Some would rejoice, others would cry, and a good chunk of Fandom's population would probably wind up with mixed feelings. This portal had brought the children onto the island but two nights ago, and now it had reversed the polarity of the neutron flow returned to take them back
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There was something about this that was twisting Bod's stomach up but he merely looked a little sad though nothing too bad. He'd missed the little guy.
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"That's a portal!" Dorian declared helpfully, pointing at said floaty glowy thing.
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Kate kept quiet, just got her arm a little more securely around the boy.
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So she was hanging onto Miraya's hand as they headed for the park; she was a great kid-- they both were, and so was Des-- and pretty good at her fighting moves already, even if she did seem to expect Kennedy to be a lot faster than she really was. (That was an interesting detail. She'd be wondering about that one.)
"Make sure to tell us we took care of you, yeah?" she asked the kids.
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Still. The portal was there; it was time. Someday, maybe, she'd see the kids again. She could hope.
"It's a waste of candy," she finished.
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"And nothing got hurt, either." That was Miraya, of course, coming to her brother's defense, although she couldn't help adding in a whisper, "See? Waste of candy, told you!"
"I know, I know," Asher replied, then pointed at the portal. "Should I check an' see if it's safe this time, Mom? Just to be sure?"
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Look, portal safety checks weren't exactly the kind of thing she knew off the top of her head.
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"You be on your best behavior, BJ," Fraser instructed him. "And make sure you keep learning as much as you can."
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...random, BJ. Random.
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"Are you ready?" he asked quietly, still not willing to let go of their hands.
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"I guess this is goodbye," Andros said quietly.
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