Fifth Floor Common Room [Wednesday evening]

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Sookie had gotten phone calls from both her grandmother and Tara earlier about the coming weekend. Gran had said she definitely wouldn't be able to come due to a recent storm taking out some pretty heavy damage on the house, so finances were limited. Tara had said she'd do what she could, but to expect a visitor no matter what. That was...cryptic and weird, but Sookie had kind of dismissed it as Tara being Tara.

In any case, to cheer herself up a little, she'd moved out to the common room and was whipping up a batch of chocolate-chip cookies. Partly because they made her feel better, and partly because she owed them to someone, so it'd be a good idea to have them on hand. She turned the TV onto Squee, because even if she couldn't sing, other kids could, and they'd make her happier. Plus, fake baby storylines were always amazing.

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[longislandiceme]

"Bobby. We met at the shuttle waiting room. I wasn't blue then," he supplied helpfully.

[eyebrowgoesup]

Spock imagined the boy without the blue and said, "Ah, yes, Bobby. How have you been?"

[longislandiceme]

"Oh, you know," he shrugged. "The usual. Classes, bumming free food off people, contemplating just how disastrous Parents Weekend could end up being."

[eyebrowgoesup]

Spock tilted his head in a vaguely confused manner. You know, if you could read Spock, which Bobby probably couldn't. "Why would it be disastrous?" Aside from the part where his mother was going to be very disappointed if he didn't have friends.

[longislandiceme]

"There will be at least two Scott Summerses in one place. How can that not be disastrous?"

[eyebrowgoesup]

"I do not know that person," Spock admitted, "and so I could not say."

[longislandiceme]

"Okay, good point," Bobby had to admit. "It's two versions of the same person, and neither of them know the other, uh, them, will be here. I think even without knowing them you could possibly see a potential for disaster there."

[eyebrowgoesup]

"The probability of paradox is actually quite low," Spock said. "I could provide precise numbers if you like. Have you considered warning the one you know? I extrapolate you know one of them."

[longislandiceme]

"Parawha?" Bobby blinked. Mostly he'd just been thinking about butting heads. "I don't know. I kind of think it'd be funny to see what happened when they met," he admitted.