Kate Gregson (
vanillajello) wrote2012-04-23 03:18 pm
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Overland Park, KS, Monday FT
It was Sunday morning in Overland Park, even if many a person inside this particular house on Oak Avenue thought it was actually Monday morning. They could probably all agree that it was morning, though. And maybe that last night had been fun.
And as far as their darling hostess was concerned, it had been a success. Kate was thrilled that people had shown up, even if it hadn't stopped being weird to see them all actually in her house. In Kansas. It was trippy, and not just because she'd gotten a little tipsy over the course of the evening. But it had made her so damn happy, and she would have probably tried insisting on staying up all night if Bod hadn't half carried her to bed after she'd started nodding off on the couch.
Things had eventually quieted down, yes, and a comfortable place to sleep had been found for all those who'd stayed over, whether in beds or on mattresses hauled over from the house next door. And now it was morning. Kate was still completely out of it, upstairs in her and Bod's bedroom (formerly her parents' room), of course, but the smell of coffee and crisp bacon was already drifting through the house. And that could only mean one thing:
Marshall was a good person.
[wee ocd up!]
And as far as their darling hostess was concerned, it had been a success. Kate was thrilled that people had shown up, even if it hadn't stopped being weird to see them all actually in her house. In Kansas. It was trippy, and not just because she'd gotten a little tipsy over the course of the evening. But it had made her so damn happy, and she would have probably tried insisting on staying up all night if Bod hadn't half carried her to bed after she'd started nodding off on the couch.
Things had eventually quieted down, yes, and a comfortable place to sleep had been found for all those who'd stayed over, whether in beds or on mattresses hauled over from the house next door. And now it was morning. Kate was still completely out of it, upstairs in her and Bod's bedroom (formerly her parents' room), of course, but the smell of coffee and crisp bacon was already drifting through the house. And that could only mean one thing:
Marshall was a good person.
[wee ocd up!]
The Kitchen!
He was like that.
Re: The Kitchen!
It was two of the three food groups that Emma tended to live off of, being a college student and all that.
She was just going to grab some coffee, sit down, and would be verbal by the third cup if people were lucky.
Re: The Kitchen!
"Good morning," Marshall said, glancing up with a wry little smile. "Feeling alive?"
Re: The Kitchen!
Hopefully Kate had warned the boy? Eh. Emma needed more caffeine before she could start to care about things.
Re: The Kitchen!
(Well, face to chest: Marshall was not the tallest kid.)
To his credit, he only faltered a little at a voice in his head. "Well, uh, she's actually a better cook than people give her credit for."
Re: The Kitchen!
<< That doesn't mitigate the fact she can be lazy as fuck, and every teenage girl loves take-out because it means less dishes to wash, >> Emma pointed out, barely breathing before grabbing one of those fancy sausages. << Or maybe that's just me. >>
<< These are fantastic, darling, by the way. >>
Re: The Kitchen!
Re: The Kitchen!
"Unless you're doing that to taunt us with the good smells, then hording it all. In which case, I take it all back."
Don't ask how she was so awake. It was weird and she knew it.
Re: The Kitchen!
"No, no, it's for sharing," he assured her with a brief smile. "I just thought... it might be appreciated. And I didn't feel that sleepy."
Re: The Kitchen!
"What is all this?" It all looked way fancier than the pop-tarts she'd lived off for breakfast for the longest time.
The Rest of the House!
You did pass out somewhere sensible, didn't you?
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All the scent of coffee did was make her sigh and cling more. Don't question it, it was just how she worked.
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-- he was so comfortable. He didn't want to get up yet.
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Maybe he didn't need to get up yet. Maybe he needed to accept that.
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The day would be there later.
Re: The Rest of the House!
He ignored the latter in favor of digging into the former. Really, as far as his history went, this was a civilized way to wake up.
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