Esme had changed since John and Emma left. It probably started with John completely forgetting who she was, or maybe it started when she arrived on the team in general. Whatever the case, the formerly perky and vocal sonokinetic had become quiet and quite reserved. She didn't speak unless she had to and she'd been keeping to herself
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After starting the pot on making some coffee he took a chair on the other end of the table to give her some space and quietly sat down. "You don't look so well my dear."
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"I'll be fine."
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"Boring book?"
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He took a bottle of water out of the fridge, and was planning on heading back to his team's common area. Then as he was making his way past Esme, he smacked rather hard into her wings. It had been entirely his fault, but he glared at the bat-winged mutant as if she was the one to blame. "Mind pulling those in, you little flying rat?"
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Did it matter to her that he was hung over? No, not really. In her opinion, something like that was his fault entirely. She continued to read and even made it a few paragraphs in before she decided the book just wasn't holding her attention. Closing the book, she stood and made her way to the cabinet in search of some soda. Molly bought soda recently, right?
It took her a moment to find one and she sat back down at the table, tucking her wings in as close as possible.
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Rather than going back as he intended, Jack decided to stay. He leaned up against the counter, despite the fact his head was still swimming, since there was no way he was sitting at the table next to that creature. He cracked open the water. "Who shit in your cereal?"
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"Hey," he finally said quietly. Esme had not shown her face too much for some time now, and seeing her out in the open was a small surprise. And anyway... he was still a little smitten for her.
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"Hi, Fred," she states as she stretches her wings briefly before pulling them in. "What's going on?"
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"Uhh..." he looked around for an answer and finally lifted his shoulders to indicate the load of food in his arms. "Breakfast. I guess."
He stepped forward, glancing at the table. Did he really need to share the sight of him eating with her?
"This seat taken?"
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She returned a moment later with a bag of chocolate covered walnuts. "Here. I picked them up in our last station before we left."
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