As far as Lucy knew, what she was about to do was okay. After all, the phones were here for a reason, no one would care if she called a few of her friends. After all it wasn't like she was on the phone as much as Lizzie or Joelle could be. But Lucy did have a lot of friends who were likely wondering what the heck had happened to her and Lewis
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Though his movements slowed down when he passing through a room and saw a young, confused Guthrie staring at a phone. He backtracked back into the room and looked at Lucy.
"Something wrong with the phones?"
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"Hung up on by who?" She may have been hyper, but she wasn't that bad in Josh's opinion.
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He should have known that he was walking into a trap.
Ever since they got here, he had been quietly avoiding the Children of the Cornfield and their matriarch. He even minimized his contact with the Hayseed, not that he was any less harsh on him when the two did have to be around each other.
But now he found himself in a room with two of them.
Ok, there was pie. And Sofia, Cessily, and Cactus Jack Foley.
But there were still two Guthrie's (and he wouldn't be surprised if more popped out of the woodwork) so he pondered leaving.
Girlfriend, best friend, good friend, and pie, but he'd have to deal with the Clan Cornfed. Or he could leave, and see his friends later when the Guthrie's weren't around, though there likely wouldn't be any pie involved.
...damn
This was a really tough choice. Maybe he could snag a slice of pie to go?
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She was making another batch, but after that, that was it, and the X-Men would probably be hitting the pie as well as the students.
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"I was... weighing my options. I'm very busy and all, don't think I have time to hang out right now. Maybe I'll just grab a slice and run." Fast. He might be able to escape this trap if he's quick enough.
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This was hell, wasn't it?
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Paige had to have pie. It was their job to eat Momma's pies. And they did smell so good.
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The Professor looks faintly embarrased to be here, largely because he figures that the Gunthries rightly blame him for getting their house burnt down. So many people he's promised to protect have fallen because of his ineptitude...
...also, well, pie. Still, largely, the Professor figures the head of the Gunthire clan needs some good natured venting, and so leans against the wall, idly scritching Annie, his yellow tabby cat, 's chin and waiting for one of the horde of Gunthries to be freed up.
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"...I'll try a slice of pecan, if it is not too much trouble." Savier says, looking a bit confused in spite of it all. "Are you all moderately comfortable here? I know things are a bit cramped..."
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That piece of pecan was a large piece. Either she had no problems with him, or was hoping it was so big that he'd choke on it.
"We're a little used to cramped," she said, "And I can't complain; it was mighty generous of you to let us stay until we're on our feet. Which'll be soon, actually. Got a buyer for the land, a nice little apartment picked out for us to live in 'til the new house is built, been shopping for contractors, and as soon as the insurance comes in, we should be on our way."
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But, there was something said earlier that got him curious, and he invariably had to ask, even despite himself.
"...what the hell is a 'rhubarb' anyway?"
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"Meow!"
It wasn't the Professor's cat. Cat's made a "mrrow" noise. They didn't say 'Meow.'
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And he couldn't punt her across the room for that. Damnit.
"What the he-- what are you doing?"
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