Logan couldn't remember a time where he'd opened the games closet in the compound and not found the bucket of superballs right at the bottom. They had been there the day he'd arrived, and therefore, in his mind, they had simply always been there, just like the island itself
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She made her way through the room slowly, eyes poring over each small detail and committing it to memory, although it wouldn't be necessary. Something told her this would be the first night of many spent in this room. Idly, she let her eyes hover across the room, over the jukebox and the pool table and eventually, they settled on the couch and its sole occupant. Reading over his shirt, Anabelle permitted herself a small smile, one that she hoped would be interpreted as politeness rather than rude amusement.
"Hi there. I'm Anabelle."
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A beat later and he remembered what he was wearing, laughing awkwardly as he looked down at it and then back up at her.
"Logan," he replied simply. "And I swear I'm only wearing this because there was nothing better in the clothes box. ...Honest."
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"Of course," she agrees, nodding. "I went to school with the kinda guys who liked...'shreddin' waves and stylin' babes' and I can tell you right now, there's not one of 'em who woulda been caught dead in that shirt on purpose. No offense."
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She knows...except when some fucking joker moves a chair and her cane whacks into it.
"Hell," she swears softly. And then, just to disorient her more, the jukebox throws some Foghat her way. The strong beat pulses through the air and Pamela can't help but grin at the words.
Slow ride
Take it easy
Slow ride...
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Though even he knew that wasn't completely fair.
Catching the ball one last time, he went quiet and still, as if hoping she wouldn't notice him. ...After all, it wasn't like she could see him or something.
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She's got no clue who she's talking to, but from the sound of the ball she's turned to face him and if she could see, she'd be looking at him dead on.
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"Whatever," he replied simply.
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Attached to my hand is a toddler in a sundress, little pink, heart-shaped sunglasses on her face that she refuses to take off today, even inside. She's bouncing on her feet when we make it over to the shelves, her free hand stretched up to try and grab a picture book just out of reach.
"Book," Flo says, drawing out the double oos. They're talkin' more every day.
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He'd done his best to stay out of their lives since their mother had left, and he looked a little uncomfortable as he cleared his throat and shrugged.
"Couldn't find anything else in the box that wasn't a turtle neck," he replied.
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I catch the way her looks at her but pretend not to notice, setting her back down onto her feet and letting her pick a chair to clamber up into. Sitting down next to him on the couch, I let her turn the pages herself, pretending to read and chattering aloud a story she's made up in her head.
"She'll get bored in a minute and we'll go," I murmur quietly, my lips twisting into a faint, knowing smile.
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"You don't have to go. I- I need to head home soon anyway. I'm just killing time before I grab some dinner to take back to the hut," he replied quietly.
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Patrick had started on his first cup when he came into the rec room, a bright flash of color catching his eye as it bounced off the wall, the ground, then back again into the waiting hand of the young man sitting on the sofa.
Curious, as always, and as drawn to color as a magpie, Patrick walked over to the sofa, and perched himself on a chair as he sipped his tea and watched another throw. He identified the object and grinned, "Superball. Neat."
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Bouncing the ball off the wall, he aimed it back in Logan's direction for him to catch instead, then came over to sat down beside him.
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"Don't try and steal my toys old man, that's not nice," he laughed.
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"Besides, your toys are my toys," he continued with a smirk. "That's what you get for fucking adopting me."
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Hatty, however, was a different story. After Jack's explosive reaction to what had happened, Logan knew he could never tell Joe. It was something he just couldn't let the other man get tangled up in on the island.
"I don't remember that being in the contract. ...I knew I should have adopted Dale instead," he teased.
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