He's not doing anything abnormal, yet; just reading a book. Of course, given the slightly different conveyance of mood from teenager!body to adult!body, he looks a little sulkier.
Though to his credit he's managing cocky fairly well, the way he's splayed out on one of the overstuffed chairs in a corner.
He considers how to answer that. He'd like to pithily answer yes, but this is Croup and Vandemar. Potentially nightmare-worthy information should stay firmly silent.
"Let's say I enjoy being a decade older far, far more than I thought before this morning."
"All it has done, thankfully, is given me catnip-flavored milk. I'm waiting to see if the flavor is all that has transferred, rather than all the side-effects as well."
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But remembering that this is Milliways on One Of Those Days, he looks at the boy who looks a bit like Charlie and wonders if that is really Charlie.
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Though to his credit he's managing cocky fairly well, the way he's splayed out on one of the overstuffed chairs in a corner.
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Teja tries not to look too much. Charlie from the past, maybe?
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Not his best mood. "Yes, it's me. Younger." With his tone of voice, the words might as well have been 'Not. Happy.'
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"You look good young."
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Oh boy.
"I suppose I should say thank you, but I can't say I'm particularly fond of being eighteen again."
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"Let's say I enjoy being a decade older far, far more than I thought before this morning."
Beat.
"You look unchanged."
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Milk shouldn't taste like catnip. It really shouldn't.
"I see the day has gotten you, as well."
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He's dealing with it; it's only for a day. He hopes. If it goes much longer he's going to have words with someone. "What's it done to you?"
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He pushed a hand through his hair in mild frustration.
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"Got you, did she?"
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"And yes."
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He shrugs. "I'd buy you a drink, but...age restrictions."
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"I won't tell anyone you're buying me alcohol, if you just buy it for me."
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