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Room 203, Wednesday night
Stark had been even more scarce than usual for the past week or so. How he'd managed that was anyone's guess, but he'd done it somehow.
He still wasn't about to go out and look for company, but he had at least managed to get himself to the construction site this week, unlike last week. Not that he had talked to anyone, but he'd at least been there. And now he was back to hiding in his room, as he was prone to doing. At least the door was open, though only a tiny crack and that may have been unintentional.
[Sometimes I need to remind myself my characters are still alive. This is one of those times. Also, open if anyone feels inclined to poke at an emo alien.]
He still wasn't about to go out and look for company, but he had at least managed to get himself to the construction site this week, unlike last week. Not that he had talked to anyone, but he'd at least been there. And now he was back to hiding in his room, as he was prone to doing. At least the door was open, though only a tiny crack and that may have been unintentional.
[Sometimes I need to remind myself my characters are still alive. This is one of those times. Also, open if anyone feels inclined to poke at an emo alien.]
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really mysteriously and coincidentallybusy the past week or so too, but I said I was going to take you drinking, and dammit, I'm going to do it. This is not really a thing about having a choice in the matter, you know."no subject
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"I mean, I don't need to be bribed. I'll go. Should I meet you there?" Because that way he could forget to go. Or get lost. Or do something equally stupid.
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"Cupcakes always help, Stark. Don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise." He crossed his arms even more emphatically over his chest and nodded. "I'm coming to get you, and then we'll both go over, got it? I can't let you out in public alone when you've lost faith in the magic of cupcakes."