The days leading up to this are long. I'm more tired than I've been in... well, maybe ever. People kept warning me, looking at me like maybe I hadn't thought this through, but maybe I really hadn't. Maybe I had no fuckin' clue how much work this'd be
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Man, this guy's fuckin' twitchy as hell.
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Charlie sighed, shoving down the fluttering feeling in her stomach, and took a sip of her drink.
Everything was going to be alright.
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"I'm not sure that this is so good an idea, either, but Neil kinda insisted."
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It's pretty here.
And the ice-cream is very yummy.
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It's been a while since I seen her, and she's already grown so much, it's kinda crazy.
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Preferably somethin' Rollie won't kill me for givin' her.
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Jess had dressed them both in waitress appropriate-wear, and given Angua waitressing tips. Like calling people sweetheart* and carrying around a handwritten menu with a pencil behind her ear.
When someone came in the door and sat down, Angua walked over, playing the part. "What can I get you, sweetheart?"
* Angua still hadn't figured out the relevance of this, but Jess had assured her it was important Southern Roundworld culture.
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"Sweetheart, huh?"
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I saw faces I recognized and caught sight of a very familiar shock of blond hair. Noting the alcohol, I can't say that I was surprised that Spike would find his way here. But before anything else, food was a priority. And water. And after one particularly strong kick...a seat.
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So when I come over to say hello, like I've done with everybody else in the place, I try not to think about that.
I bring over a glass of water and set it down on the table in front of her. "Hey, Vala, right?"
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I certainly wasn't doing it out of some kind of affliction of feelings. Well, maybe friendship. I might go so far as that, but no farther. The sound of my own name roused me from any line of thinking that pertained to the man across the room.
"Yes?" I asked, beaming happily at the water and at the man speaking. I didn't have a chance to say thank you before I had the glass to my lips, thirstier than I'd realized I was. That seemed to be happening more and more, lately, to both Tonks and myself.
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"He is pretty hot." I'll give her that. "I'm Neil... This is, uh... My place, I guess. Specials are over the bar. You as hungry as you are thirsty?"
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