It's the first time something like this has happened in the Inn, and Jane has decided to oblige April's few desires by temporarily changing the season from winter to spring. It's warm, but not too warm, not muddy, there's green and flowers everywhere
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...Well. It's the usual when your afterlife involves a pandimensional space or two.
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He'd say 'come visit me sometime', but... well, he knows he won't be around long for visiting.
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He considered dropping by Life Support on at least one of those visits, but decided giving such members as would know him heart attacks wouldn't be very sporting.
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Well, Steve wouldn't have been there, anyway. It's almost 1999 for him, and he'll be dead before the new year comes.
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The circumstances seem to call for another hug. "You hang in there. Never know what might come next."
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He knows. Theoretically. And under normal circumstances, he would say something about God having a plan, and everything turning out for the best. Most people who know him well have come to expect those sudden reminders of his religious beliefs.
Today, however, he doesn't say anything.
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He's actually standing under the nearest tree, however far away that may be and just... watching.
It's not creepy.
Really.
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Look, Logan. A bride!
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"Oh, Jesus," He mutters.
It's really. Just his luck.
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It's not that the humor is lost on him. It's just... weird.
"...Logan." He pauses. "You smell good."
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Don't ask.
"Look I didn't meant to... be here. I'll just..." Vague gestures to the forest.
As in, he knows he doesn't know either of them and wasn't invited and now feels even more out of place.
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She holds out her hand. "I'm April, I'm twenty-two, and I'm an artist and a writer."
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It's nothing personal, but he likes to make sure the claws aren't going to go anywhere when he shakes someone's hand.
He shakes her hand, as gently as possible.
"I'm Logan. Don't remember the rest."
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