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Tweak says, "He never said he loved me."

threecenturyman (threecenturyman) wrote in spinningcompass,
@ 2015-05-16 20:43:00

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~kytana rogers, ~steve rogers (old)

Who: Steve and Kytana
Where: ending up at the Jedi Enclave
What: Kytana's arrival
When: Saturday
Rating: Low
Open: To residents of the Enclave
Status: Ongoing
In spite of his daughter's objections, Steve took a shirt with him to go find her. It was really good to have her here. Especially for Micha. It didn't take him long to find her, or to convince her to get the shirt on. And it took even less time for them to make their way through to the Enclave. "You don't normally wear a swimsuit. When did that start?" It seemed kind of pointless with her mer form.

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	threecenturyman 2015-05-19 03:34 am UTC (link)
	Steve chuckled and then nodded. "Uh yeah, she's that way." He shook his head and started to follow her, copying the smile on Micha's face. It was good to see her really smile again. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	underpressurexx 2015-05-19 04:17 am UTC (link)
	Bounding up to her mother, Kytana threw her arms around her readily. "Hi!" she called. "Like I said to dad, I've missed you for the little while I was out of the house!" she released the woman and looked her over for signs of differences. Her own hair was dyed an array of colors. It was chalk, fear not! (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

genepunk
2015-05-19 07:27 pm UTC (link)

Micha studied her in return, both with her eyes and the Force. Finding her the same irrepressible free spirit she remembered from that age she let her smile grow even wider and returned the hug with equal enthusiasm. "A few hours for you, several months for me. Did you have fun on the beach?"

Her daughter's attire left little doubt as to what she'd likely been up to, though neither of them bothered much with swimsuits for actual swimming.

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underpressurexx
2015-05-21 01:45 am UTC (link)

"I did," Kytana replied with a nod, fiddling at the shirt Dad had brought over for her. "There were some new guys," she said by way of explaining her attire. "I didn't want to scare them. They were soooooo plain. Never seen real magic before, just those tricks magicians do." She shrugged and tossed at her hair, looking around.

"I'd go up to my room but I assume it isn't here." Hm. "I wonder if my things will show up."

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