Eventually, Cal had fallen asleep last night, and he would have figured that that meant sleeping in a lot later than this, but no cigar. That was okay, though, he figured he could be productive instead
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So when a girl wakes up and finds her dorm room filled with flowers, her first thought -- well her first thought should really be OMG STALKER MUCH but this girl wasn't dating a Cullen, so -- is fairly naturally going to involve wizards. Of the boyfriendly persuasion.
This the happy knocking at his door with a wreath of daisies on her head. "Meeeerlin!"
Francine was going to take a wild guess on yia yia and help it along by not asking. "Yeah. You missed random attacks of singing and uh. Pollen." And vampires.
"And I missed it?" Cal asked, incredulously, although this given response was a direct opposite of the pit of relief settling in his stomach. He could barely stand his hormones as they were...and being attacked by sex maniac pollen would just be...
...disastrous. But no one needed to know that that was how he felt on the matter.
"Trust me, you're way better off." And not just because the post-Men's-Room experience would have been considerably more awkward --- but possibly not halted, by that point -- if Cal had been in the room.
"Yeah, somehow I don't think you're going to be able to convince me on that one," Cal said, although he really didn't need the convincing. Disaster. He'd probably have to wind up transferring schools again...
This the happy knocking at his door with a wreath of daisies on her head. "Meeeerlin!"
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But it was said with a bit of a sigh. The Obscure Object always had the worst hay fever...
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No, seriously. He didn't hear it. All that hair in the way, and everything...
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"What, you mean more than most teenagers already are?"
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...disastrous. But no one needed to know that that was how he felt on the matter.
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"Okay, yeah, now the singing I can believe. A lot of singing?"
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