Cal Chandler (
americas_son) wrote2010-08-10 08:16 pm
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Sunnydale AU: An Illicit Visit (no, not that kind)
There is some definite disapproval going on in the Chandler compound over Cal's refusing to go along with the implicit decision that the Starks (especially Sherlock) are not the best company for him. It's not the first time he's pushed such a ruling - far from it - but this is something of a special case. Whether it's the shooting or the fact that Sherlock and his identity issues are generally glossed over in proper society with "He just couldn't handle his parents' death, the poor thing, at least his brother is made of sterner stuff" that causes greater concern . . .
Well. Cal has the feeling his knows the answer to that.
His own accidental death could at least be used to the Chandlers' advantage, after all.
The obvious response to all of this is, of course, to invite Sherlock over to visit.
"We'll have to sneak if we don't want to spend twenty minutes listening to Mother, though."
Well. Cal has the feeling his knows the answer to that.
His own accidental death could at least be used to the Chandlers' advantage, after all.
The obvious response to all of this is, of course, to invite Sherlock over to visit.
"We'll have to sneak if we don't want to spend twenty minutes listening to Mother, though."
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"Are you sure you're not him from the future?"
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Okay, he's not too committed to the theory, but he just had this conversation.
(Is the smell really that bad? They're not even in his room.)
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And that would really, really be saying something.
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Holmes clearly finds this entire conversation hilarious.
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Cal is somewhat less amused.
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Who wouldn't be thrilled to know they're doing a good job at being Sherlock Holmes?
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"Okay," Cal says. "Well, it was nice to meet you, but I gotta get back."
He has important things to do. Yes.
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"Of course."
He smiles his flicker of a smile.
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Or not.
Cal grabs the DVD (and the binder, because Sherlock might get a kick out of looking at it) and heads back home.
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He didn't expect Sherlock to think he was bringing a DVD and a notebook out from his bathroom, but he can't think of any other way he might know how long he'd been gone.
He glances back behind him as the door swings shut, wondering if Milliways is visible to other people when you come back from it.
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And then the front of the DVD case becomes visible.
His attention is instantly caught.
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"Guess who I just met."
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He is fascinated but oddly calm. 'Thrilled' certainly isn't the word.
"A version who looks like me, but is not me." He flips the case over and scans the back. "They always bloody forget I was a boxer," he mutters to himself as he reads the plot summary. At a more conversational volume, he adds, "I fear your cherished plans for relaxation have gone out the window. We're watching this."
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Plus he kind of wants to see it now, too.
"There's more." His annoyance with the other Sherlock is evaporating rapidly in the face of being the one who gets to know something first for a change.
Seriously, there's no way Sherlock could somehow deduce this. He just couldn't.
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"He knows Tony Stark," he says. "There was a time travel thing. They look alike, but they're not brothers."
Un-deduce-able, because even in Milliways, what are the odds?
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"That is remarkable."
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"I thought he was you from the future at first," he says. "It was really weird."
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But he doesn't offer any guesses as to how the conversation went.
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Obvious conclusions were obvious.
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