Third Floor Common Room, Saturday Morning

[vanillajello]

Really, it probably should have been a shock to wake up in a room you hadn't even seen for nearly twenty years. And yes, it had been a little disorienting at first, but please. Not only was Kate Desrosiers a Fandom High alumna, she had also taught at the school herself, and had visited pretty frequently over the years since. There were few strange occurrences that could shock her anymore.

So really, all this randomly-getting-transported-overnight stuff really meant at this point was that she was saving money on gas for her car.

Having rolled out of bed and boggled at her old room for a moment, Kate did what came naturally. And that was wandering on down to the common room, getting the coffee machine going, and getting started on a batch of muffins. If memory served her right, the smell would be enough to lure people in. She was kind of curious as to who all she'd see.

And if there was anyone in particular she was hoping to run into... Well, you would not be the first to know.

[ooc: You can't possibly think this could be anything other than open.]

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[longislandiceme]

Add another tick to the tally of "people who weren't terribly weirded out by this occurrence". It wasn't exactly how he'd expected to end up at the reunion, but then, Bobby was used to the unexpected. It came with the territory. And so here he was, wandering down from Sookie's old dorm room to his old common room and who should he see but his ol- former roommate.

"Kate, hey," he greeted, going to pour himself a cup of coffee. Being able to actually drink the stuff hot was... something he hadn't experienced in a while.

[vanillajello]

"Bobby," Kate smirked, actually looking a little pleased to see him. "Muffin, for old times' sake?"

There were plenty.

[longislandiceme]

"Please," Bobby put a hand over his heart and heaved a dramatic sigh. "I know it's been a couple years, but I haven't changed that much." Which was something of an ironic statement given all that had happened in the last couple months, but. "I still never turn down free food."

[vanillajello]

"I would've had to call you an impostor if you had," Kate informed him, and was only half joking. Sure, he'd been teenaged when they'd lived together but still. "And I apparently still can't help offering you free food."

[longislandiceme]

"And Scott didn't take me seriously when I suggested my is-he-a-Skrull test would be to offer me a snack," Bobby rolled his eyes as he grabbed a muffin. Or two. Because of course the X-Men had contingency plans in place for the possibility of an invasion of shapeshifting aliens. Not that they'd do any good, oops

[vanillajello]

"Scott's an idiot." Did Kate have enough to go on to make that judgement? Probably not. Did she care? Ditto. "I get to say that because I used to feed you a lot."

[longislandiceme]

"You also get to say it 'cause it's true," Bobby smirked around a mouthful of muffin, because like he was going to pass up a chance to make jabs at Scott.

[ooc: and I toddle off to work in about twenty, so SP?]

[vanillajello]

Kate snorted. "Good to see your manners aren't any better." Not that hers were, either.

[SP is always a-OK, bb. And other abreviations.]

[longislandiceme]

"What's wrong with my manners?" Bobby asked, mock-wounded.