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fandomhighdorms2012-08-04 10:39 pm
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Second Floor Common Room, Saturday Afternoon
Natalie was spending her Saturday the way she sent most Saturdays: studying. Hey, she hadn't been in any of her workshops this week due to her impromptu trip to Montreal. She had to catch up. Never mind that she'd been keeping up with her independent coursework even while at home, and catching up with taught workshops seemed to be limited to absently thinking that if she was going to miss a lecture on one of the seven deadly sins, lust was probably the right one to skip.
But whatever. She could still use this time on working on her Latin wordforms and reading ahead in Economics. And she could do it while sitting cross-legged on a couch in the common room, too. That was quite enough pretending to be social for her, especially since the previous week was still making her wary of specifically seeking people out.
There were some bags of tea and an empty cup on the counter in the kitchen area, but they seemed abandoned now. Natalie was drinking Pepsi.
[ooc: Open, duh!]
But whatever. She could still use this time on working on her Latin wordforms and reading ahead in Economics. And she could do it while sitting cross-legged on a couch in the common room, too. That was quite enough pretending to be social for her, especially since the previous week was still making her wary of specifically seeking people out.
There were some bags of tea and an empty cup on the counter in the kitchen area, but they seemed abandoned now. Natalie was drinking Pepsi.
[ooc: Open, duh!]
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He thought insulting Sam would distract Natalie from calling him out on his fake ignorance.
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"As far as Alec knows no, I don't," Jace said. "And I'd like to keep it that way."
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Actually, she was pretty sure she got them, too.
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She had a couple of comments she was chose to keep to herself, there. She paused and slid her bookmark in place between the pages of her economics textbook instead, so she could close it.
"Guess the week was enough drama for everyone for a while, anyway."
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Not that he'd personally do that. He had the reckless and stupid side of things well covered for the family.
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Evil versions. That was saying something.
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She hadn't quite decided what to think of that.
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Something about that reminded Jace of his father but he couldn't really place his finger on what it was exactly.
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And yet not as much as she may have hoped to be. It was kind of weird to not feel too horrified by not having been on the side of what most would perceive to be the 'good guys'.
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