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fandomhighdorms2007-01-21 11:16 am
Third Floor Common Room, Sunday Morning
Dawn was wearing the same jeans and sweater she'd been wearing yesterday, not wanting to head back to her room and too tall to borrow Molly's. She was also freezing, which had led to her mixing up a very large pot of oatmeal. The fixings were in the cupboard if anyone wanted them, but she wasn't setting them out.
Instead, she was sitting with her bowl of healthy goodness (once you ignored the raisins and brown sugar she'd added to her own) and a very, very large mug of hot cocoa with mini marshmallows. She read through a large pile of books and scrolls she'd brought with her and that Giles had sent since May (not all of which were in English), trying to find anything that explained what was going on.
She made occasional notes on a pad as she worked.
Instead, she was sitting with her bowl of healthy goodness (once you ignored the raisins and brown sugar she'd added to her own) and a very, very large mug of hot cocoa with mini marshmallows. She read through a large pile of books and scrolls she'd brought with her and that Giles had sent since May (not all of which were in English), trying to find anything that explained what was going on.
She made occasional notes on a pad as she worked.

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"...Adjusting okay?" he asked. Wasn't Ted, wasn't Ted, wasn't Ted. And he couldn't be sure if Ted would come back, so he might as well make the best of the situation. Was a lot more effective then dwelling on it and getting upset.
Dios, why did it have to happen now?
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Not that he wanted Justin to get used to it. He didn't want Justin around long enough to get used to it.
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But he only said, "Yeah, I can get that."