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fandomhighdorms2009-07-31 11:02 am
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3rd Floor Common Room - Friday after classes - 7/30
Liir was baking.
More than that, he was baking out of necessity, the cloying chocolate hazelnut scent the only thing that seemed to be able to keep the memories of last night away. Lulu, Miss Lulu... while on the surface, he knew, the actions he'd taken had seemed kind, even gentlemanly, he had been inside that mind, he had seen why that creature was doing what it was doing.
He'd been sick in the bathroom when he woke up this morning.
And now the cookies, her cookies, the first sweet treats he'd learned to make with her. The scent practically summoned her presence into the room, kept away the nightmare, reminded him that she was well and whole and real and fine and that he had done no such thing to her. Tray upon tray upon tray of hazelnut chocolate cookies; Makejoy sat, as always, just outside the kitchen watching, but it was obvious the dog was concerned. And she was right to be.
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More than that, he was baking out of necessity, the cloying chocolate hazelnut scent the only thing that seemed to be able to keep the memories of last night away. Lulu, Miss Lulu... while on the surface, he knew, the actions he'd taken had seemed kind, even gentlemanly, he had been inside that mind, he had seen why that creature was doing what it was doing.
He'd been sick in the bathroom when he woke up this morning.
And now the cookies, her cookies, the first sweet treats he'd learned to make with her. The scent practically summoned her presence into the room, kept away the nightmare, reminded him that she was well and whole and real and fine and that he had done no such thing to her. Tray upon tray upon tray of hazelnut chocolate cookies; Makejoy sat, as always, just outside the kitchen watching, but it was obvious the dog was concerned. And she was right to be.
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"Liir! How are you feeling?" she asked.
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"I'm just fine," he said as he put another tray of the cookies on the cooling rack.
"And yourself?"
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"I'm not the one who has been having the dreams," she said. "Don't lie to me. Did you hear the radio announcement this morning?"
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"I'm as well as can be expected," he corrected himself.
"And it doesn't help me any to have you worried."
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"If you like. Just... I've another batch in. As soon as I get it cooling."
They were best when they were warm.
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In the meantime, she snagged a cookie from one of the racks and nibbled on it.
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Makejoy whined.
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Um... okay, she hadn't meant to say that.
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"...you'd like to go on a date? With me?"
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And the universe was kind enough to let him get the cookies on the cooling rack and the tray on the top of the oven even if it didn't let him finish his sentence before he crumpled to the ground dead asleep.
Makejoy howled and pounded forward, sniffing and licking at him mournfully.
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Way to give a girl a complex.
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...Makejoy looked about as pleased though.
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The thought seemed to finally wake her up. "That wasn't good."
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Sleepy, since she had, in fact, just woken up – yes, she'd slept way into the afternoon. Wary, because of the whole incident with Jack in the common room the night before. She really didn't want that to happen again.
"'Orning," she muttered, stepping through the door.
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It was necessary today.
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She flung herself on one of the sofas. "Mm, cookies." Such fine conversation today.
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Really, he was a little nervous around her, considering the dreams he'd had, but he didn't want to say that.
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She couldn't pick up on anything. She didn't know it, but she was lucky to be sleepy. Kept her from being as jumpy as the night before.
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Then, he turned to take out the last tray of cookies.
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"Liir?"
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She gave Kate a hopeful look. "Can you help?"
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Which reminded her to go and turn off the oven. The last thing they needed was to burn down the dorms.
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"Okay, so we really need to get him to Town Hall." She turned to Raven. "And you've been having nightmares too?"
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"Makejoy, stop," Joan said, pushing the dog out of the way. "Do you think we can carry him?"
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If it hadn't been such a serious moment she might have muttered something about why couldn't he have fallen asleep around some big strong boys instead. But now that thought didn't even cross her mind.
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Raven withdrew her Soul-Self back into herself. Then, perhaps because she had exerted herself, or just because of coincidence, she collapsed to the ground, unconscious, her mind traveling elsewhere.
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"Well, let's get them inside (http://community.livejournal.com/fandomtownies/4218356.html?thread=174050548#t174050548)."