Cal Chandler (
americas_son) wrote2010-11-12 06:07 pm
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Sunnydale AU: redux
The day after Sherlock's phone call, Cal gets up early to stop by the Stark residence as promised.
He pulls into the driveway in the car Tony gave him - the only car he drives now - and sits there for a moment after he kills the engine. He takes a slow, steadying breath, hands still on the wheel.
He willingly volunteered for this, but he's not looking forward to it.
(Behind him, a security vehicle pulls into place. Peter doesn't usually send bodyguards with Cal to the Stark residence, but this morning he's sending a message, discreet but clear, that Cal is under protection at all times.)
After a couple moments, he gets out and heads for the door.
He pulls into the driveway in the car Tony gave him - the only car he drives now - and sits there for a moment after he kills the engine. He takes a slow, steadying breath, hands still on the wheel.
He willingly volunteered for this, but he's not looking forward to it.
(Behind him, a security vehicle pulls into place. Peter doesn't usually send bodyguards with Cal to the Stark residence, but this morning he's sending a message, discreet but clear, that Cal is under protection at all times.)
After a couple moments, he gets out and heads for the door.
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"Morning," he says, to anyone who might be within range to hear it.
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"Is it arguing back?"
Maybe that can be his excuse for being here - dragging Tony out of the house early to grab some breakfast somewhere before school.
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"I usually put those in the toaster," he says.
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"I'll remember that for next time."
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"Looks like I'm here just in time," Cal says. "I figured with Sherlock out of town, you might want to go somewhere to grab something before school."
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Okay. Now what does he know about breakfast places in Sunnydale?
"I think Marcy's Diner is open."
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Maybe, Cal thinks as they head back toward the front of the house, he won't run into Stane at all. It can't be all that long since his flight got in. Maybe he's asleep.
. . . which would kind of be missing the entire point of this visit, but. Still. Cal would be okay with that.
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They come up empty, but then he'd be disappointed if Sherlock had used an obvious alias.
He summons his professionalism and picks up the phone to contact Jarvis instead.
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"Yes?"
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No doubt Jarvis will have said as much, but some things are automatic.
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That is not entirely surprising.
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At least he knew the steps to take after, and the importance of taking them right away. That gives Peter something to work with, at any rate.
He's been one of the major factors in Mr Chandler's swift and sharp lesson in asserting himself, and he doesn't regret that, but another practice round or two would have been nice before Mr Chandler decided to take on the current CEO of a major fucking weapons manufacturer.
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Mr Chandler is taking his self-assumed task of Tonysitting very seriously.
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