needsaparrot (
needsaparrot) wrote2007-03-18 09:23 pm
MCA#0, Sunday evening
After a week full of encounters, some of them less awkward than others and at least one a lot less expected than others, Xander was alone.
More specifically, he was sitting alone at the small table in his kitchen, with a beer and a box.
The tv out in the den was playing something old enough to have a laugh track and familiar enough that he wasn't really listening to it. He'd just left it on for the noise.
You'd think he'd be out there watching, since it wasn't like he was doing anything else productive, like going through the box. He was just sitting there in the kitchen, slowly sipping his beer and flipping through the first thing he'd found packed at the top of the box: a photo album.
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[OOC: for a certain returning wayfarer, yis]
More specifically, he was sitting alone at the small table in his kitchen, with a beer and a box.
The tv out in the den was playing something old enough to have a laugh track and familiar enough that he wasn't really listening to it. He'd just left it on for the noise.
You'd think he'd be out there watching, since it wasn't like he was doing anything else productive, like going through the box. He was just sitting there in the kitchen, slowly sipping his beer and flipping through the first thing he'd found packed at the top of the box: a photo album.
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[OOC: for a certain returning wayfarer, yis]
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"I'm, ah. Having a beer. You want one?" It still makes him a bit twitchy to offer, like he's that guy who stands outside the liquor store and waits for the high schoolers whose fake ID's aren't good enough to pay him to go in and get them booze, but he recognises that's a little less than sane, under the circumstances.
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"So we rented the last apartment today. You'll never guess to who."
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Aloud, he just says, "Well, you cheated right. Or guessed right. Apparently it's old home week today." Hey, it's Fandom. You can cram a week into a day.
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He finally grabs another bottle of beer and closes the refrigerator, then reaches for the bottle opener on the counter.
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"That's Joyce," he says, pointing to the picture on the right, of a smiling woman with wavy hair, sitting on the back steps of a house. "Buffy and Dawn's mom."
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