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endsthegame) wrote in
fandomhighdorms2011-02-08 05:48 pm
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Second Floor Common Room, Tuesday Afternoon
To say that Ender was Not Amused when he came home from classes to find all of Karla's books (as well as his copy of the Complete Works of Shakespeare, his books by Nietzsche and Kant and other philosophers, and any number of biology texts) reduced to romantic drivel would be a severe understatement. His laptop was not a credible alternative because he was still trying to come up with a good way to deal with Jane, and so the only option left to Ender was to head into the common room, and at least hope there were some good documentaries on.
"Oh, you have to be kidding me," he said, when the 111th channel also turned out to be playing... something by Jane Austen? No, even that was too much to hope.
This was not his week.
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"Oh, you have to be kidding me," he said, when the 111th channel also turned out to be playing... something by Jane Austen? No, even that was too much to hope.
This was not his week.
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Watch her paddle up that river there...
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Okay, the book didn't call for any, but if someone was handing them out, Karla wasn't going to turn one down.
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"Which is why I'm ignoring the book and coming up with everything all on my own," Karla said, trying not to sigh at his obliviousness. "They're mostly chocolate chip!"
Mostly.
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Or it had been changed and she hadn't noticed. One was as likely as the other, today. Not that Karla knew that.
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But totally keep reading once he got back there. That part was implied.
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And good luck trying to get him to turn this book back over.
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Go on, Ben. Explain it to her.
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More blushing.
"There was kissing."
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Or other guys.
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"You don't?" Karla asked, looking up and giving him a wink. "You need to use your imagination more, boyo."
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"Maybe the book will give me hints."
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"You should start reading it," she said, because she might as well be dipped for a sheep as a lamb. "I'll help explain any unfamiliar concepts as you go."
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Because that surely hadn't been Ben's plan! At all!
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