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: 3rd Period

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"Thanks," Angel said. "Here's hoping Parker doesn't kill me. I somehow suspect I've only begun to see how much she wants to use me on that job."

Sean came over to say hi to Sam. He held his ball in his mouth in case Sam wanted to throw it for him.

Re: 3rd Period

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"Yeah, Parker's...intense," Sam said, perhaps understating things a little. They got along well, but she was technically forty. Sometimes seeing all that cynicism, ambition, and drive in a seventeen-year-old concerned her.

"You're there for your own reasons, and if they mesh with hers, that's great. I figure you know what you want to accomplish. What is that, by the way?"

She reached down so Sean could sniff her hand, then took the ball and lobbed it (not unlike a grenade) across the room. It bounced against the wall, just missing a lamp. "Oops."

Re: 3rd Period

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Sean scampered after the ball, barely missing the lamp himself as he tried to catch it.

"Mostly to make sure things get done," Angel said. "I've got some ideas for the senior class I'd like to see represented, but otherwise I just wanna be sure the Council's not filled with folks who were only in it to beef up a resume, you know?"

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"That's a good reason," Sam nodded, "and better than most. You're a good guy, Angel."

Re: 3rd Period

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Angel smiled. "Thanks. Doing my best."