Wayne (
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fandomhighdorms2019-05-20 08:06 am
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Third Floor Common Room; Monday Morning [05/10].
If anything particularly different was going on outside right now, Wayne didn't know about it yet and he'd mostly convinced himself that he didn't care, because it was probably weird and he was just better off going about his day as normally as he could.
And that included the traditional Monday morning breakfast. This would be his third week in a row; he felt that made it an official tradition, and he had no intention of fucking with tradition. Since Vette missed it last week, crepes were back on the menu, with all the fixins, as well as the eggs and sausage and bacon and all that other good stuff as one might expect out of a nice breakfast like this.
Sure, there'd been that brunch yesterday and all, but who ever really got sick of breakfast food in the morning, anyway? Not anyone Wayne would likeleh want to know, that was for sure.
[[ he is a creature of habit, through and through. Open! Breakfast is seeerved! ]]
And that included the traditional Monday morning breakfast. This would be his third week in a row; he felt that made it an official tradition, and he had no intention of fucking with tradition. Since Vette missed it last week, crepes were back on the menu, with all the fixins, as well as the eggs and sausage and bacon and all that other good stuff as one might expect out of a nice breakfast like this.
Sure, there'd been that brunch yesterday and all, but who ever really got sick of breakfast food in the morning, anyway? Not anyone Wayne would likeleh want to know, that was for sure.
[[ he is a creature of habit, through and through. Open! Breakfast is seeerved! ]]

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"Save the world from Prompto's old guy face! Save him from a future of driving buses!"
Sure, girls.
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"Oh my gosh, do you think it's, like, part of the bus driver uniform??????????????"
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"If you have a good beard, get off the bus!"
girls.
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"If your beard is good, you're over-qualified for the bus!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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"Why are you even taking this bus anyway?"
Excuse Vette. She needed to just beak down in a fit of giggles, now.
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They were terrible, terrible girls.
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Tentatively.
"So... are we good?"
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"We were never not good," Nina admitted slowly. "I just... needed time to think?????"
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"So... you don't hate me?"
Look, she'd had precisely nothing to work with when Nina had started flat-out avoiding her, and so made the assumption that made the most sense in her head.
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"... What?!?!?!??!" Nina yelped. "Vette, I could never!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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"... Maybe... next time... could you say when you're not mad at me too, please?"
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"I didn't mean to worry you," she offered. "And, like, I hope... I really hope there isn't a next time, but if there is, I'll tell you?"
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She'd still not made up her mind about all of it, but...
"I'm always going to come back."
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Vette looked confused. Still a little worried. But mostly just confused, now. She blew out a soft breath.
"I couldn't have known that."
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"Well... did you figure any of it out?"
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"I don't know," she admitted, finally. "I guess I'm, like, really bad at this???????"
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"I'll say," she declared. "Pull it together, we have to make sure Prompto doesn't grow up to become a bus driver, you know."
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She tried to figure out a way to put it.
"I just.......... it made me so mad, that everyone was so thoughtlessly put into danger. And then you died. And I wasn't even here to help. And then you were back and you just... wanted it to be right, but when Prompto gave you Miss Dozy, I couldn't... it wasn't right, to me, so I had to......... I didn't want to make you worried."
But then Nina had failed at that too.
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"I wasn't dead, you know," she said, firmly. "I was sick, maybe. Not completely myself, no, but not dead. I wouldn't be here if I was dead. That's not how dead works."
... May she never realize what her weekend's absence was about.
"You know he doesn't think for a second that Miss Dozy makes up for anything, right?" She offered that a lot more softly. "He's going to be kicking his own butt over it forever, but this was..." She glanced at the kitten. "I don't know what it was. It wasn't meant to make everything okay, though. He just knew I was already looking, and I think he wanted to make it easier for me to do."
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"But, Vette, all I could see... I kept just looking at your bed and I couldn't stop thinking about how awful it'd be, if you were never around again to be there. If it stayed empty...."
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She shrugged a little, looking down at her toes.
"And that happens, sometimes, you know? I keep thinking about all the what-ifs, too. What if I didn't get better? Would I ever get home? Would I ever care again? But I have to take it on good faith that Prompto is kicking his own butt over this. That he learned his lesson. That there were people who knew how to undo it, and that they did. That's... kind of amazing, you know? That people cared enough to actually set it right."
Even if it was probably more for the sake of other people than for her. She could be grateful she'd been cured by association.
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