Room 401, Monday Midday

Oct 22, 2012 09:20

Seven-year-old Victor hadn't been able to figure out how to get music onto an iPod from a computer that didn't have iTunes, but teenage Victor faced no such problems. He borrowed Alec's iPod again and spent the morning putting songs on it -- a mix of classical, electronica, world music and rap that represented the best of his collection plus a few ( Read more... )

being a kid, 401, computer stuff, olive penderghast, alec lightwood, topher brink

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dirtiest_skank October 22 2012, 16:24:52 UTC
"You grew up," Olive noted -- seventeen year-old Olive, it should be noted -- from where she was peeking in the doorway.

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ultron_junior October 22 2012, 18:26:07 UTC
"Feels like it happened overnight," Victor agreed. He hit the key combination to lock his laptop and grinned over at her. "Is it just me, or was that kind of a fantastic weekend?"

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dirtiest_skank October 22 2012, 18:31:37 UTC
"On the plus side, I got to build a fort and live on cereal for most of the weekend," Olive noted thoughtfully, stepping in to lean against the wall. "On the downside, tiny me was a lot nicer and more forgiving than I am now, and I'm pretty sure I hugged Topher, so. Hit or miss. But you seemed like you had fun. Seven year-old Victor was a blast."

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ultron_junior October 22 2012, 18:49:13 UTC
"You got to build a fort with my awesome engineering help," Victor corrected. "And yeah, he was, wasn't he? Now I feel less like I missed out on the whole childhood thing."

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not_trivial October 22 2012, 18:28:38 UTC
Alec had woken up early to go to the gym, shock of shocks, and by the time he got back around mid-afternoon, he was very relieved to find a normal-sized Victor in place of the tiny one who'd been around yesterday. "Good to see you're back," he said, offering him a small smile.

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ultron_junior October 22 2012, 18:42:23 UTC
"Not only back, but actually finishing the job I started on your iPod," Victor told him. "Hope you don't mind. Call it babysitting payment."

Not that he'd needed much sitting, really.

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not_trivial October 22 2012, 19:13:44 UTC
"Oh, thanks," Alec said, surprised. He'd been prepared to let the iPod sit and collect dust for awhile before eventually fighting with it again, so that was a nice thing to hear. "You weren't that bad, though. Could've been a lot worse."

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ultron_junior October 22 2012, 19:27:28 UTC
"I appreciate that," Victor said, taking it as a compliment. "Was your brother little, or did you both get out of it?"

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