Cal Chandler (
americas_son) wrote2011-06-23 08:47 pm
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Sunnydale AU: at the corner of your eye
The problem with Grahame being in LA and Mother spending most of her time in Sacramento is that, for all intents and purposes, the Chandler household has been whittled down from three (from four) to one. That makes less work to go around, and it's getting harder and harder to justify keeping on all the staff. Cal is combing intently through records and other paperwork, trying to find a balance between what's best for the Chandler finances and what will cause the least amount of difficulty for those who depend on the Chandlers for their wages.
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"I almost broke in out of habit," he confesses, smiling wryly.
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He's not actually kidding.
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Some people think of the front door first. Sherlock just isn't like that.
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"Of course it did. You want any tea or anything?"
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He turns and leads Sherlock there, where he fills the kettle and puts it on to boil.
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"- so how you been?" he asks dryly.
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Then he glances over his shoulder, because there are some things you just shouldn't say in Sunnydale.
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Intangible entities preying on the grief and trauma of his loved ones? Not so much.
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Cal can follow the logic in that.
"You know what's going on with a demon. It's pretty much just gonna try to kill you."
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Whereas he doesn't even know what this thing is, let alone how to make it go away.
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He laughs.
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Cal gets out the tea ball and eyes it doubtfully. Why can't Sherlock use teabags like a normal person?
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"Allow me," he says dryly.
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"I'm gonna get the hang of those someday."
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Since Sherlock is, as he put it, the tea fancier. It's not like he's going anywhere any time soon.
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He shrugs and sets about assembling his tea.
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"Are you quite sure you don't want a cup?" he jokes as he pours.
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