Sam LaCroix (
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room 216 ; monday morning
Sam hadn't slept much this weekend. After Saturday's near debacle, he'd been tense and unfocused and saddled with an unfamiliar body that made sleeping even harder than it was for him normally. So, he just hadn't slept. He'd spent time holed up in his room before taking off to the mainland, skateboard in hand. He'd stayed there for awhile, skateboarding until his legs ached.
He'd actually changed back at some point during his journey back to the island. He was himself again, familiar and with clothes that once again fit. Exhaling, he'd continued on back to the island and back to his room
And that's where he was now, fresh from a shower, with clean clothes on. He'd changed the bandages on his hand earlier even though they probably didn't really need them. It was more of a way to keep the wound hidden from certain people.
With all that done, he'd put on a record (something classic rock) and started eating the breakfast he'd picked up on his way back (tofu omelettes). He had class in awhile but he could relax now and try to let all the tension seep from his shoulders.
Slowly.
[Door's closed, post is really for one person and posted early because our schedules are hilariously incompatible lately.]
He'd actually changed back at some point during his journey back to the island. He was himself again, familiar and with clothes that once again fit. Exhaling, he'd continued on back to the island and back to his room
And that's where he was now, fresh from a shower, with clean clothes on. He'd changed the bandages on his hand earlier even though they probably didn't really need them. It was more of a way to keep the wound hidden from certain people.
With all that done, he'd put on a record (something classic rock) and started eating the breakfast he'd picked up on his way back (tofu omelettes). He had class in awhile but he could relax now and try to let all the tension seep from his shoulders.
Slowly.
[Door's closed, post is really for one person and posted early because our schedules are hilariously incompatible lately.]
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But it was Monday, and she already knew things were back to Fandom-style normal, so she supposed... They should get back to normal.
So once again, after some hesitation, she knocked on the door.
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And normal. Thankfully.
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"Morning."
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"Coffee something you need this morning?" he wondered before nodding over to his small refrigerator. "I've got some apple juice in there you can have."
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"It's just a habit," she said, but did actually leave the doorway, absently closing the door behind herself before heading for the fridge. "I like coffee in the morning."
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Maybe he meant that about things that just weren't the fridge too but he doubted she'd see it that deeply.
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But she didn't say anything, just went to peer into his little fridge.
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So she closed the door again, and after another moment, crossed the room to quietly take a seat near him. "You look normal."
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Except she couldn't quite decide whether she was supposed to reach for his fork or just the piece of omelet, or maybe do that cutesy thing of leaning closer and snagging it straight from his fork.
So she managed an awkward pause. Maybe things were a little weird.
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Or was it sushi?
Look, she was not going to know chicken parmesan wasn't vegan until her twenties. These things were a mystery to her.
She chewed thoughtfully on the piece of omelet. "Tastes okay."
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See, she could take some sort of initiative instead ignoring it. It even sounded more curious (though she had guesses) than accusing. And sure, it wasn't exactly opening up but it was something.
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He understood. Sort of.
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"And I do. You don't know everything."
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