Fifth Floor Common Room, Tuesday Morning

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Last night, something peculiar had happened for the very first time: Jeremy Darling had gone grocery shopping.

And as was the case with most things involving money and a member of the Darling family, he had maybe gone a little overboard. He'd ended up having to lug three bags of foodstuffs back to the dorms, on his own, and dearly wishing Clark could have moved to Fandom with the twins to help with this stuff.

Still, the good thing was that he had three different kinds of cereal to choose from this morning when he wandered on down to the common room, wearing his glasses and his pajama bottoms with the planet print, his red silk dressing gown hanging open. After making his daunting breakfast food choice, he flopped down onto a couch with his bowl of cereal (two kinds at the same time) and turned the television on to start channel surfing.

It wasn't long before he was considering buying the common room a nice new TV set.

[ooc: It's an open common room!]

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But then so did people whose experience in visiting a library was almost entirely limited to wandering into the room that housed their father's collection of books. So Wesley was kind of in really good company there.

"That's normal enough," Jeremy decided. "Fridays, right?"

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Oh, Wesley was familiar with the whole room-full-of-books thing. His father had one too, though its focus was somewhat limited in that every single book in there had something to do with vampires and demons. As much as that interested him, learning about space would probably be a welcome change.

"Fridays," Wes agreed.

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"Great," Jeremy nodded, grinning at him again. "I think I might see you there."

You know, if he could still remember about this whole thing on Friday. Or on any Friday. He was a scatterbrain sometimes.

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"Excellent," Wesley replied, pleased. Because, um, visitors in the library? He'd had maybe two in the whole time he'd worked there. And one of them was the librarian.