Second Floor Common Room, Wednesday Evening

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Tony had a box of Timbits from J,GOB and a bomb bottle of Coke. Yeah, he was going for the sugar rush tonight. It was the Halloween episode of Darkest Night, the one where Raymond Dark and his mortal sidekick James Taylor Grant went to a masked ball where all the guests turned into their costumes. Derivative, like so many episodes, but one Tony thought had been done well. Plus Lee Nicholas (as Grant) had a really hot scene where he was cornered by an old friend who'd turned into a evil robot for the night and was trying to kill him.


[Open! Up earlyish because LJ's going down tonight like Chuck Bass in a limo.]

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"Well, no," Tony admitted. "Don't you ever just want to find a distraction?"

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She laughed ruefully. "Um, well, I sort of looked for one the other night, but I was more interested in a private sort of party. And I kind of chickened out in the end."

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"Sometimes that kind of distraction works, too," Tony smiled. "Why'd you chicken out?"

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"Figured I might feel even worse in the morning if I woke up with a stranger," she admitted.

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"Kick him out when you're done," Tony teased.

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"See," she said with a grin, "Now if only you were into girls, I'd have been banging on your door!"

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"If you were a guy, I'd take you up on it," Tony grinned. "I know what you mean, though. If you hook up with someone around here, there's a good chance you'll run into them again. Not a good place for forgettable one-night stands."

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"Exactly," Peyton said. "And thanks. Yeah, it's one thing of you both kind of know what it is and all that, but... yeah. It wasn't the right time or place."