Logan Echolls (
obligatoryass) wrote2006-07-30 09:29 pm
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Logan checked the door one last time, just to make sure it would continue to open to Neptune. How embarrassing would it be if it didn't open? Or worse, opened somewhere boring, like Indiana.
Fortunately, the Neptune Grand is right on the other side, and he leaves the door open a crack, just in case Bar should decide to play a cruel, cruel trick on them both. But it seems the trip is likely to go off as planned.
He turns as he hears a knock on the door and goes to answer it.
Fortunately, the Neptune Grand is right on the other side, and he leaves the door open a crack, just in case Bar should decide to play a cruel, cruel trick on them both. But it seems the trip is likely to go off as planned.
He turns as he hears a knock on the door and goes to answer it.
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He's not exactly an unaggressive driver. That probably doesn't help Amy's vague terror.
Fortunately, he told the truth - the mall was not far away.
It's large. Concrete and glass. And called, of course, The Galleria.
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It is the stangest building Amy has ever seen.
She's overused the word interesting, however, so she's having trouble thinking of something to say.
"This is a marketplace?" she settles for, finally. "It's all . . . covered up."
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He climbs out of the XTerra and walks to Amy's side of the car. Luckily, he found rock star parking so they don't have to dodge too much traffic. "Coming here is like, a hobby for some people my age. They just hang out and goof off, without even buying stuff. It's a time-honored tradition."
Well, sort of. If '30 years or so' equals time-honored.
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"And are you one of those people?" she starts to ask, but then they're inside, and the whole thing is rather overwhelming.
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He kind of hope she doesn't understand that, or that she thinks it's a joke.
It's not.
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"Oh," she says. "Is it always this . . . actually, Logan, I don't think I have adjectives for this."
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"We can go, if you want," he says earnestly.
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The two in question are a pair of high school kids, probably freshmen. The boy is talking animatedly and the girl is picking at her salad and staring around the mall as if searching for a friend to save her.
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He looks around again, spotting a group of idle males watching all the girls walk by. "And those three goofballs are hoping one of the girls will realize that the catcalls are flirtatious, not offensive."
Pause. "Guys are also not very bright, a lot of the time."
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"That's meant to be flirtatious? They sound like they're trying to herd cows."
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"Like knights," she says. "Until someone comes along and knocks them off their horses."
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A group of juniors - well, rising seniors, now - has come along to harrass the soon-to-be sophomores.
They're not violent, at least, just obnoxious.
"Ah, high school. How glad I am to be done with you."
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Onions are a hobby of her father's.
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This is a foreign concept. And yet, for Amy, he'll see what he can manage. "Well, I need a few things - a new watch, for starters. How about we start there?"
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Her vision of watches involve chains and pockets, so this should prove interesting.
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He turns, and who does he see but a brown-haired Madison Sinclair. Raising an eyebrow, he says, "Oh, goody. This should just take a minute, okay?" as the annoying 09er walks toward them.
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"Logan!" she exclaims. "I'm SO sorry about your dad! That's really sad. I didn't get to go to the funeral because I was in Mexico with my boyfriend, but I TOTALLY donated to the Hurricane Relief Fund. Anyway, I just wanted to offer my condolences."
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