Kate Gregson (
vanillajello) wrote2009-12-11 05:55 pm
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Room 324, Friday Afternoon
Kate was a mess. A little bit. In a vague, numb way. Not that she would be showing that to people.
It had been a pretty long week; filled with thinking she was insane, and Christmas shopping, and talking about ballet, and theater, and people unexplainably falling madly in love, and sleeping with several blankets and wearing many many layers because her roommate was making their room cold.
Despite having made two separate trips to the mainland within a week, a part of her wanted to just follow Jack’s lead and get the hell off the island for the weekend. But it was only a week until she’d go back to Kansas for Christmas. Might as well stick it out on the island until then. There was a party on Sunday and everything.
And now she’d found a bunch of photos she’d forgotten about on her computer. They were from the spring, and featured a lot of people she hadn't seen or talked to in a while. Her girlfriends back in Kansas (and such awesome friends they were, having lost contact with her pretty much straight after she moved to Fandom), people from school, Gene, Benjamin. Seemed like half a lifetime away.
She looked at the pictures, comparing her life then to her life now. Deciding which was better wasn't an easy thing to do.
[ooc: Open door, open post!]
It had been a pretty long week; filled with thinking she was insane, and Christmas shopping, and talking about ballet, and theater, and people unexplainably falling madly in love, and sleeping with several blankets and wearing many many layers because her roommate was making their room cold.
Despite having made two separate trips to the mainland within a week, a part of her wanted to just follow Jack’s lead and get the hell off the island for the weekend. But it was only a week until she’d go back to Kansas for Christmas. Might as well stick it out on the island until then. There was a party on Sunday and everything.
And now she’d found a bunch of photos she’d forgotten about on her computer. They were from the spring, and featured a lot of people she hadn't seen or talked to in a while. Her girlfriends back in Kansas (and such awesome friends they were, having lost contact with her pretty much straight after she moved to Fandom), people from school, Gene, Benjamin. Seemed like half a lifetime away.
She looked at the pictures, comparing her life then to her life now. Deciding which was better wasn't an easy thing to do.
[ooc: Open door, open post!]
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Right now it was perfectly warm, of course. The cold followed Bobby.
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Except it kinda was.
"Jest sayin' I wouldn't have left even if ya was comatose."
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She'd meant to act really serious about it, to try and freak him out, but... It was kind of sweet that he'd come over to tell her that. So she settled for teasing.
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There were times he was high enough to not question the reality of reality. Yes.
"Sookie's gonna kill me." Louisiana Princess Anne? Damn, she must really hate him.
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"Jason! I'm kidding." And raising an eyebrow, and giving him a look of disbelief.
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Oh wait, no it wasn't. "Because I haven't had sex with you!"
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"You just forgot it hasn't happened yet," she pointed out. "So now it's gonna take you a lot of work to make it happen."
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"I think I hear a challenge there, Kate."
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The truth was that she didn't even know. But that hesitation was all on the inside. On the outside there was only a smirk with a teasing edge to it.
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