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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No, he knows it wasn't. He also knows he should tell Sherlock about the whole thing. Any detail can be important.
He's just kind of working up to it. In his own way.
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He looks down at the soda can, which he's rotating mechanically in one hand.
"But I think it just wanted to freak me out. It was only Dad for a, a minute. Not even a minute."
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Because creepy. Creepy is why.
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"Maybe."
Then he shakes his head.
"It really fucking got to me, too."
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Then,
"It wasn't - my hand just went right through it when I tried to touch it."
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"Yeah. Me too."
He's been doing his best not to think about what could have happened if he had been wrong. If his hand hadn't gone right through.
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All of a sudden Sherlock would very much like to make this thing solid long enough to throttle it.
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He definitely left that part out when he told Peter about the incident.
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Yes, he recognizes that he can on occasion be impulsive.
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Cal has no illusions about his abilities in that respect.
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Sherlock is good at violence.
Why does he feel vaguely guilty about that all of a sudden?
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He shrugs.
"Lucky I didn't have to."
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The part where he'd gotten away with challenging it really had been lucky.
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"That is an interesting set of absences to consider."
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"No cologne," he says. "I could smell it at the party that time."
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He is not even sure whether the effect is more psychological than otherwise.
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That doesn't actually surprise Cal very much.
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Hence his wondering if the smell is more memory than sensation at this point.
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"Is he ever going to disappear?"
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