Cal Chandler (
americas_son) wrote2010-12-26 12:48 pm
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Sunnydale AU: simple words
School is, finally, over.
Cal has shoved everything he's not bringing back home into his locker (so, pretty much everything) and now he's gone to find Tina.
Cal has shoved everything he's not bringing back home into his locker (so, pretty much everything) and now he's gone to find Tina.
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"It was weird. The whole thing. Stane was really important to Tony, and Tony has no idea what kind of person he was."
A faint, ironic smirk crosses his face.
"I helped fake his death, too. It was really soon after Dad, it was like - fuck." Cal rubs his hand over his face. "He would have loved knowing he got to fuck with my head one last time."
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Tina feels pretty damned lucky right now, despite her lack of money, family issues, and embarrassing job.
She takes Cal in her arms again, hugging him and whispering, "It's going to be okay."
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He was right. He was definitely right to tell her. She's the right person to tell.
"I'm okay," he says softly.
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"Good."
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After a moment, he says,
"Tony doesn't know that - I mean, he knows what happened, he was there, but he doesn't know that Stane did anything to deserve it. He just, he just knows I didn't like him, that's all."
And it should stay that way.
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Sherlock is Cal's best friend, but Tony has become important, too.
"I was just making sure. That I was clear, I mean."
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Just so she's clear, too.
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"I mean, not like most of it's top secret, but uh, I went to a lot of trouble. There's a lot of paperwork when people die. I'd hate to see it all go to waste."
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She really can't.
"Nothing's going to go to waste."
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"Okay."
Then he kisses her forehead.
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"Do you wanna watch a movie?"
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She bites her lip as she grins once more, hoping she said that right.
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"You don't have to leave."
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"We'll get you home before then."
Okay, so maybe he wants Tina's mom to think he's responsible.
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- then he laughs, because that is the oldest line in the book and he knows it.
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"Nice try, but I'm not that kind of girl. Get out the checkers. Or Monopoly."
She's joking, but she's also making a subtle point.
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Well, they probably could, but the pieces would go everywhere.
He smiles, though. Point taken.
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Now she's just being silly.
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