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Third Floor Common Room, Saturday Morning
In the morning, the phones didn't seem to be completely haywire anymore, which was good. Or the people -- he'd never actually figured out whether it was the phones or the people going crazy, but he was going to guess the phones.
He went to the common room and made some tea, filling up the entire pot in case anyone else came because he was considerate like that. Not considerate enough to make coffee too, though. That would require a whole different level of consideration.
He settled down on the couch with his tea, idly flipping through channels on the TV. He'd never actually managed to catch something good this early in the morning, but maybe he'd be surprised.
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He went to the common room and made some tea, filling up the entire pot in case anyone else came because he was considerate like that. Not considerate enough to make coffee too, though. That would require a whole different level of consideration.
He settled down on the couch with his tea, idly flipping through channels on the TV. He'd never actually managed to catch something good this early in the morning, but maybe he'd be surprised.
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"I'd heard you were back," he said by way of greeting. "Couldn't stay away."
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He could say that again.
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"Yes please", said with a smile as she helped herself. "It smells really good", added as she gave it a moment to cool down a bit.
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"Civilization," he greeted, peering into the common room. "Does civilization come with half-decent television programming today?"
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You know, the one-third decent stuff that was cluttering up the air nowadays.
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"No complaints just yet," he decided. "But then, the day is still young, right? So long as the coffee pot isn't broken or something, I think it won't be a bad one, though. How are you?"
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He was quick to notice the pot, though. "Ah! Is that some tea?"
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"You're welcome to have some, if you'd like. And good morning."
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Yes, good morning Alexander. "We should have Wes make tea every morning."
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"Wesley, I saw you were back in town but didn't get a chance to welcome you back. Welcome back."
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Yes, he was leading off with that, just in case.
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Someone thought they had a date set up, yes.
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"Oh, hello," Wesley said pleasantly, but certainly not in the shy, awkward voice he'd had on the phone. "Yes, there's tea prepared if you'd like some."
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