Isabella Marie Swan ✴ "Stella" (
self_composed) wrote2013-01-13 03:13 pm
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plotting to unnerve her
Bella finds Milliways in the moon palace instead of one of her balconies.
"Huh," she says aloud.
Then, to Alice, Libby, Elena, and Mary, and Lazarus except he autoreplies with a busy message, [Hey folks, Moonstone Palace grew a bar that I don't remember putting in, come check it out.]
"Huh," she says aloud.
Then, to Alice, Libby, Elena, and Mary, and Lazarus except he autoreplies with a busy message, [Hey folks, Moonstone Palace grew a bar that I don't remember putting in, come check it out.]
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"I hope I didn't keep you waiting too long," she says, sidling back in grimly. "He's alive, by the way."
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After a few minutes, he tries, [Bella?]
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After a few seconds, he manages to straighten himself out enough to ask, [What're you mad at him for?]
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But:
[So that's where you were going when you said you wanted to visit somebody's world for a bit?]
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[I don't like that,] he says. [The thing where you know I'm gonna get mad if you do something, so you don't tell me until you've already done it. I mean, if I did that you'd flip your shit, right?]
Granted, that's because the category of things Bella would get mad about Alice doing is full of things that would, intrinsically, make her flip her shit. But... that's the kind of stuff Bella gets mad about. The kind of stuff Alice gets mad about is a much smaller group, for one thing, and for another thing it's harder to define, full of really specific situations like stranding his alternate universe double on an asteroid without telling him first so he could say goodbye in case the other him got lonely and killed himself. For example.
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Now he remembers what they were arguing about before.
[Okay, well, you chose, and I'm upset,] he says. And spends a couple of squares to clean the room up and get dressed, and teleports to the front door, and leaves through it.
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"It was nice meeting you," Bella tells Roberta, drinking her cider fast enough to burn and feeling the faint tingle as the damage heals.
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She looks for Alice, and checks the time.
It's almost Christmas.
She supposes that's as good an excuse as any to wait until he calms down before giving him his present.
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