herotypical: (stance >> ride into the sunset)
buffy anne summers ([personal profile] herotypical) wrote in [community profile] lucetilogs2010-03-26 11:42 am

>> this is my endgame

Who: [Bad username or site: gotmebones title= @ livejournal.com] & [Bad username or site: a_slayer_slays title= @ livejournal.com]
What: Now that the snark has subsided, these two need some quality time.
When: Mid-afternoon, Friday.
Where: House Seven
Summary: Damnit, Bones! I'm a Slayer, not a chess nerd.
Rating: PG-13ish


In the haze of the improving season, Buffy had begun to contemplate where she had once heard that there was nothing really good, or nothing really bad--except in how you thought about it. A significant portion of her guessed that it was probably some stale English class back at Sunnydale High. The day had probably been quite similar to this one, with green tinges of growth outside the window. Back then, she had probably been aching to get out and into the green. Today? Well, today there were far too many interesting things going on inside the four walls of the house. Electricity had sprouted, as if from no where, and it had not taken her long to make what use she could from what they had been given. All morning, House Seven was treated to the incessant dinging and whirring of a microwave being rather over-used. As Buffy plunged her fork into the soft belly of a pizza pocket (new food had arrived in the shops, after all), she did not care that it was her fifth today. The point was that it was a good day to be a twenty-first century kinda girl.

She was sitting by a window in the house's lounge, her knees drawn close to her chest and the plate balanced precariously on the tops of her feet. Her chin, set in the crevice between her knees, tilted and shifted for each delivered bite. By all accounts, she looked peaceful enough. But how long would that last, with a certain medical doctor on the prowl?

[identity profile] hippocraticly.livejournal.com 2010-04-10 09:49 pm (UTC)(link)
"... Oh. So he was a nanny?"

This would be McCoy storing this titbit of knowledge away for future trolling.

[identity profile] hippocraticly.livejournal.com 2010-04-10 10:07 pm (UTC)(link)
"I promise I'll play dumb. Say I was working through the possible careers that someone his age could have gone through." He promised her sketchily. Because if he ever was presented with an opportunity to rub his nose in this, then he would.

[identity profile] hippocraticly.livejournal.com 2010-04-10 10:13 pm (UTC)(link)
"What is he going to do, breathe on the windows?" McCoy felt he was clever with that remark, even though vampires could not breathe. Or could they. It was a medical mystery that he was in no hurry to unravel. "He can't come in. He needs an invitation... uh, right?"