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29 Chimera Court, Saturday Morning
You'd think that by now, Vi and Steph may have started connecting some dots about the school dance and started preparing accordingly. But judging from the clothing flung haphazardly around the apartment, no, they definitely had not.
Still half asleep and looking forward to spending a long, lazy weekend in bed, Vi pulled the blankets in tighter around her, curling in closer to Steph to make up for the brazen theft.
Still half asleep and looking forward to spending a long, lazy weekend in bed, Vi pulled the blankets in tighter around her, curling in closer to Steph to make up for the brazen theft.
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None of which involved ambushing the delivery person enroute to the apartment. Girls.
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Look, the delivery said it was going to take another half hour or so, most of which was because the person who'd been supposed to make the delivery traveled through the streets like a normal person.
However.
The bag full of baked goods was not in the possession of said delivery person any more, but clutched in the hands of an excitable child trying to outrun her sort-of half-sister for the honor of showing up first with breakfast.
As Steph and Vi would be finding out shortly. Shame they hadn't ordered a bucket of ice water to go with it.
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Her sort of half-sister who'd inherited her sense of competitiveness from one mother and a disregard for the dangers of high speed travel through steep and twisting city streets from the other.
So, basically, no, they didn't have any time.
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"BREAKFAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAST!" bellowed Amber, banging a rousing wakeup call on the door with the one fist not holding onto the bag. "Open up, Mom!"
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Luckily she still hadn't quite got the hang of it.
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"You have got to be kidding me."
Er. Pun not intended.
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She loved the girls when they visited, she just didn't want to love them right now.
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She'd yell for them to open the door, but she was trying to let Cerise have her moment here. Trying.
Steph sighed. "I think maybe they know us too well for that."
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Vi groaned again, when lifted her head as a thought struck her. "...wait, where did they get food?"
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"Hurry up before the stuff gets stale," Amber whispered through her teeth to Cerise. "Maybe we can swipe a key from one of them and make a copy for next time."
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"I'm going as fast as I can," Cerise whispered back, which thankfully for what little remained of Steph and Vi's dignity wasn't much. "They'd probably give us one if we asked."
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Amber snorted. "Yep. Definitely being gross."
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Inside, Steph was scurrying around retrieving all of yesterday's clothes from the various places they'd ended up just in time to drop all of it when Amber barreled through the door to tacklehug her.
"HI MOM WE BROUGHT YOUR BREAKFAST."
"You don't work for the delivery people," Steph said immediately, because she hadn't had caffeine yet.
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"How many people do we need to apologise to," Vi asked, ruffling Cerise's hair.
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She knew perfectly well that Steph had put a good-sized tip on the card ahead of time.
"Okay, and maybe I knocked somebody else over on the way but we were excited."
Amber was just going to take the liberty of speaking for Cerise there, oops.
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"I made sure they weren't hurt," Cerise volunteered. "It's why she beat me here." Just so they were all clear on that.
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"More like she's got way longer legs than me now, that's why," Amber grumbled good-naturedly, making a token attempt to fend off the hair-ruffling. "Mom, stop, that's embarrassing."
"Who's going to see?" Steph asked. "Your weird family?"
"Exaaaaaaaaaaactly!"
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Keeping one arm slung around Cerise's shoulders, Vi turned her full attention on Amber. "I'm sorry, what's embarrassing exactly? This?"
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"Moooooooooom," Amber protested over Steph's snickers. "Don't be weird!"
"Too late, kiddo," Steph informed her. "Way too late for that."
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"No!" Amber blurted out between snickers. "No way. It's just that I'm not a little kid any more."
"Tsk. Embrace the weird, my child," Steph said. "Or I'm gonna have to have a talk with other me."
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Cerise made a not-overly serious attempt to break free and wondered (not for the first time if she was being honest) if this was Mom had been like with their aunt before...everything.
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"Is this..." Amber had both hands wrapped around Vi's forearm, not that she was making any actual effort to escape. "Did you get a new couch?"
Steph cleared her throat. "Yeah, the old one broke," she said as if it had just spontaneously happened and was not a direct result of her and Vi's actions.
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"Yeah, it just gave up the ghost," she said as she pulled the girls down onto the couch with her. They certainly hadn't been doing anything on it at the time.
Cerise's very sceptical silence said volumes.
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