Emma Grace Frost (
icecoldfrost) wrote in
fandomhighdorms2010-12-21 01:27 pm
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Fifth Floor Common Room, Tuesday Evening
It was her birthday.
Emma turned the crayon-colored card Hank had manged to mail her over in her hands, trying to wrap her mind around it while the television droned on in the background with Tim Gunn telling someone why they sucked in an awesome manner.
It was her birthday, and she was eighteen. She no longer had to worry about Winston trying to have her committed so that she'd disappear, or social services, or anything like that. She could open a bank account in her own name. She could go to college, get a job, be seen in public. She could have her life back.
It was almost too big to process, but every time she started getting overwhelmed, she touched the flower in her hair and had to grin a little bit.
It was her eighteenth birthday. And so far, it was off to a pretty good start.
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Emma turned the crayon-colored card Hank had manged to mail her over in her hands, trying to wrap her mind around it while the television droned on in the background with Tim Gunn telling someone why they sucked in an awesome manner.
It was her birthday, and she was eighteen. She no longer had to worry about Winston trying to have her committed so that she'd disappear, or social services, or anything like that. She could open a bank account in her own name. She could go to college, get a job, be seen in public. She could have her life back.
It was almost too big to process, but every time she started getting overwhelmed, she touched the flower in her hair and had to grin a little bit.
It was her eighteenth birthday. And so far, it was off to a pretty good start.
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She smiled a bit at Emma as she poked through the fridge for a Diet Coke. "Hey," she greeted. "We never got around to planning that party, did we?"
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Someone's inner cheer bitch was slipping out.
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She didn't even notice Emma straight away as she strode in with a sense of (mildly shaky) purpose, heading for the fridge.
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See! Emma learned big words in Kerrigan's class!
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She had kind of hidden it there. It wasn't being possessive of soda in a fridge that wasn't even hers, it was just being realistic.
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And dumping it in the trash.
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The fridge that still wasn't even hers, yes.
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"Can you believe not even one bear had cherry Coke? Apparently they dig the original flavor a little too much."
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Also, one had delivered her flowers, but she had just chalked that up to either Jack being funny, or the delivery boy getting a bad case of the Fandom Transformation for Christmas.
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Gloating? Emma? FUCK YES.
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Really, what didn't diamonds go with?
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And dropping off a gift.
"Happy birthday, Emma," Triela called with a subdued smile.
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Now, he should have, granted. But he was terrible at things like this at the best of times. At least intuition had led him as far as the common room. That had to be good for something, right?
//Evening, Emma,// he greeted, making his way to the fridge to deposit his armload of Coke bottles.
Somebody had a rubber arm when it came to sad polar-bear faces.
[Sorry I tagged in so late. o.o Crazy day.]
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Beat.
"Please."
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Really, she could have all of the Coke. It wasn't as if Jono was planning on drinking it.
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