So, the great thing about owning both a business and the apartment upstairs from it was theoretically that, when in a brief fit of nerve one decided to go to work for a day with only a t-shirt between his flames and the rest of the world, it was easy to chicken out and just run upstairs to grab spare wrappings or a turtleneck or something to take
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He wandered in, paid exactly no attention to Jono's flames, and came to peer over his shoulder. "Anything interesting?"
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At least you were one of the relatively few he wasn't terribly concerned about hiding from.
//Depends on how you feel about Blur or City and Colour,// Jono mused, glancing sideways over his shoulder at Bob once he'd managed to sort of re-gain his dignity. //The Decemberists, Tom Jones,// he tilted his head. //Zombies?//
Shrug?
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There was a pause, and then Jono waved a hand, making his way into the shelving to pick out one of their albums.
//I suppose listing titles wouldn't do much good for you, hm? Care to give them a listen?//
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"Hello? Jonothon?" Or was today one of the student employees' shifts? Maybe he should have called ahead...
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Fortunately, music shops were fairly straightforward.
//Heads-up, it's a fire day. I can cover it if it bothers you.//
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"Can you control them?" Which was a stupid question, so he clarified. "I mean, of course, will it trouble you to keep them close to you or is that why you wear the wrappings."
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Which was a far cry from his high school days, when he was fear personified and prone to flattening buildings and scorching his own sheets when he slept at night.
//Here, I've got a scarf...//
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