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geeky_agent) wrote2005-11-29 05:36 pm
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OOM: Date Night
Chris and Jack step out of the bar, into a cold New York City night.

The first big difference from Milliways? All the noise. The sound of horns from the cars on the street, cops blowing their whistles as they direct traffic and someone down the street playing a violin come together to create their own symphony.
She pulls her wrap a little tighter around her shoulders and looks over at Jack with a smile. "Surprise."

The first big difference from Milliways? All the noise. The sound of horns from the cars on the street, cops blowing their whistles as they direct traffic and someone down the street playing a violin come together to create their own symphony.
She pulls her wrap a little tighter around her shoulders and looks over at Jack with a smile. "Surprise."
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As if on cue, their server arrives with real menus.
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"I hope Coco doesn't give Angela too much trouble." Coco was usually a good dog but had a way of finding mischief. Especially if it involved food.
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"I'm sure she'll be fine. If not, I can use it as a learning experience. 'Coco gave you a rough time? Multiply that by a hundred and that's what it's like having a child.' That should take care of meeting any of my great-grandchildren anytime soon."
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The server comes by to take their orders and returns just moments later with two glasses of wine and the cheese course.
"Did Angela tell you much about the future?" Chris asks, after taking a drink of the wine.
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That snippet of future knowledge still bothers him. With such slim evidence, he can't believe--or can't accept--that Chloe's actually dead, so he hasn't thought about it much.
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He shakes his head. "Anyway. Not much I can do about it at the moment."
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"One year my parents took us to Rockefeller center. We'd saw the tree all lit up and went ice skating." She pauses for a moment.
"For some reason one of my clearest memories of that outing was my dad bitching about all the tourists."
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"The hockey stuff should be fun when the lake freezes over."
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Beat.
"Although I suggested bunny slippers."
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