Kate Gregson (
vanillajello) wrote2010-05-28 02:25 pm
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Weeping Angel A4, Friday After Classes
Kate was fighting a losing battle.
Namely, one of trying to stuff all her surprise luggage under her bed. There were just too many. They would never fit. But she just had to try. Not like she wanted them just laying around, when they had labels like Too much responsibility, Pushed around by skeevy guys and Heart bruised by Southern idiot.
And of course, that one fucking luggage set with the label Crazy mother issues.
Eventually though, she just gave up, letting a few of the bags that wouldn't fit just stay in sight. She was just going to flop down on the bed and be thankful that at least she'd been able to push that one black leather bag (which for some reason looked like an old-fashioned doctor's bag, and which had the words That one awful Saturday labelled on it) as far back under the bed as it would go.
Fucking Fandom.
[ooc: Open for cabinmates/visitors! I'll be around for a couple of hours now, and then again later in my evening.]
Namely, one of trying to stuff all her surprise luggage under her bed. There were just too many. They would never fit. But she just had to try. Not like she wanted them just laying around, when they had labels like Too much responsibility, Pushed around by skeevy guys and Heart bruised by Southern idiot.
And of course, that one fucking luggage set with the label Crazy mother issues.
Eventually though, she just gave up, letting a few of the bags that wouldn't fit just stay in sight. She was just going to flop down on the bed and be thankful that at least she'd been able to push that one black leather bag (which for some reason looked like an old-fashioned doctor's bag, and which had the words That one awful Saturday labelled on it) as far back under the bed as it would go.
Fucking Fandom.
[ooc: Open for cabinmates/visitors! I'll be around for a couple of hours now, and then again later in my evening.]
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"What?" she asked. "What is it?"
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"Bit of a surprise," he said mildly, covering up his surprise as best he could after getting an unexpected bag. "I don't even know what it means."
Well, that was a lie but it seemed the best thing.
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"Seems straightforward enough," she said, after a moment, keeping her own tone mild. She'd gotten a few bags she didn't quite understand, but she didn't think that was really the case here.
Still, she wasn't going to ask. Not right away, anyway.
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"These bags are rather ridiculous, aren't they?" he asked, forcing a laugh and shaking his head again. "I'm sure the island could have been more creative than this."
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Possibly because now she felt like she was channeling Mitchell.
"Mm, yeah. Pretty ridiculous," she said, idly stroking the back of his neck with her fingertips. "But you shouldn't say you want more creativity from it."
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Still, he couldn't help leaning into her fingertips some because it did help the sudden jumps of tension that had formed after getting that bag.
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"Nothing," she said.
It sounded more like something, and she didn't bother trying to hide it.
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Well, no she couldn't. But jumping to conclusions worked, sometimes.
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Lies of omission were easy to do. He knew she was hiding things and she probably suspected the same of him.
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There was a hint of slightly forced indifference in her voice and her expression as she asked, "How so?"
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"And that's why she got her own bag?"
Kate knew there had to be more to it – like why she'd called him a monster – but... That was the easiest question. Open enough.
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