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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What? Just because she doesn't usually choose to act like a princess doesn't mean she doesn't know how.
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Then she closes it again.
She turns to Logan. "Anyway, it was nice seeing you, Logan. If you need anything, you just let me know, okay?"
Logan has never heard a less sincere offer of help, but he smiles rigidly back. "Thanks, Madison," he says. "I'll see you."
And with that, he steers Amy away from the annoying girl.
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"Is she always that . . . rude?"
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He gives her a sidelong look. "No one's quite that rude back home, huh?"
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They reach the store, and Logan makes a beeline for the watch counter.
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Amy follows, looking curiously around. With the counters and stands and assorted cashiers, this actually looks much more like the marketplace she's used to than the mall in general.
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And being suspected of murdering a PCHer probably only made him go up in some people's books.
Logan greets the clerk, a perky (and polite) blonde by the name of Addison.
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She smiles a bit at Addison. This part of the store is very . . . shiny.
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"Oh!" Addison says brightly, removing it from the case. "Well, it's croc-embossed, water resistant, and tells you the time in three different zones. It's pretty cool. We sell a lot of these."
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"Very nice," she says.
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Amy dismisses anything that could even remotely be described as a "sports watch" out of hand. There's a pocket watch in one corner, but only one, which means that while it looks normal to her, it can't be for here, so that is passed over as well.
She studies the rest silently and thoughtfully for a long moment (which clearly unnerves Addison a bit), and then points. "That one, I think. The silver-colored one, but that's not silver." Stainless steel hasn't really made it to Phantasmoranian jewelry yet.
The watch is simply, heavy, understated, but quality. Expensive, yes, but not . . . showy.
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"I'll take it," he says. "Amy, your taste is impeccable. Thanks."
He ponders where to take her next, and suppresses an insane desire to show her an American bridal shop.
It's probably no scarier than preparing for a royal wedding, after all. But that's just a guess, since he's never actually been to one. Thank goodness.
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While he ponders, Amy asks about something that is bothering her. "Logan, does everyone here have a name that rhymes? And why are all the girls named something-son? Shouldn't it be Madidaughter?"
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Logan scratches his head. "It's a trend," he says, moving away from the watch counter. "Madison's a city, and a last name - a surname, really. And so it started this trend, giving girl babies last names for first names. Addison is one, so's like, Harper and Jordan and what have you. So really, it means nothing except that her parents are sheep and like the name."
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And, to be fair, it's not.
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Except on Tv, of course.
"So what now? Boat, beach or bar?" he says. "Joking about that last one - I think we get enough mutual bar time. Have you had enough mall?"
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"As for the other, quite enough mall, and no bars, please." Anything where Amy might be asked to produce ID is probably best avoided. "Boat, maybe?"
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Warning is good. "We don't have to leave the docks, though."
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Possibly this will make it seem safer?
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"All right," she says.
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He'll drive safer this time. He thinks.
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"It's . . ." she says, watching the landscape go by, ". . . it's almost like we're still and the world is rushing past, isn't it?"
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