Assistants' Lounge, Wed 18

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With only one class to worry about, Angel had plenty of time to hang out and do nothing pay close attention to his studies.

Currently he was curled up on the couch and reading a large, old, dusty book.

For fun.

Weirdo.

Sean, possessed of a better sense of fun than his dad, was chasing a ball around on the floor.

There was fresh coffee brewing.

[Lounge is for TAs, library/clinic helpers, yadda, yadda, yadda...]

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Re: Fifth period

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"Sounds like it was a tough decision to make," Angel said, sympathetically.

Re: Fifth period

[chasingangela]

"It was. I just hope he's okay," Angela says, almost oblivious to how hypocritical she must sound.

She frowns and shakes her head, trying to snap out of her mood. "Anyhow. Congratulations to you and Callisto on the student government thing. Jaye did a really good job on your posters, and Cal's were gorgeous too."

Re: Fifth period

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"Were they? I hardly noticed." Angel cleared his throat. "And thanks. I was actually surprised to win."

Re: Fifth period

[chasingangela]

She rolls her eyes at his comment about Callisto's posters. "She's really, really scary pretty. But I'm sure you're dating her entirely for her personality."

"You shouldn't be surprised. You have the whole name recognition thing working for you, anyhow, and these things always come down to that. No offense."

Re: Fifth period

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"Yeah but you'd think at least some would still recognize me as that vamp who could go evil and kill everybody." Angel gave a wry grimace. "Of course Jaye did say she was going to run me as a Republican..."

Re: Fifth period

[chasingangela]

Angela laughs. "Dick Cheney, Dracula, what's the difference. I think people believe your soul is pretty well stuck." It's clear she isn't sure whether this is a good thing or not.

A curious look spreads across her face. "So do you vote? I mean, technically, you're old enough, right?"

Re: Fifth period

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"Old enough," Angel confirmed, "but my citizenship is a little shakey. I try not to appear on more official records than I absolutely have to. Safer that way."

Re: Fifth period

[chasingangela]

"I forgot about the Irish thing, but yeah, that makes sense. Plus, it keeps you out of jury duty," Angela says, glancing at her watch.

"I should get to my government class. See you later, Angel."

Re: Fifth period

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"Have a good one, Angela," Angel gave her a wave of good-bye.