Envy Adams (
whenshewasnice) wrote2014-07-06 09:58 pm
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Brazil (but not Ribeirao Preto, sigh), Sunday
If you'd asked Natalie just a year ago whether she could imagine herself ending up in a situation where she'd be glad almost to the point of tearing up just to just be on Earth... She would've said no, she couldn't imagine a situation like that. And yet here she was. They'd finally returned, and she was looking all calm and collected about it – because that was the Natalie V. Adams way – but inside was a different story. There was a ton of work to do, and to continue on, now that they were back Earthside, because the situation with Achilles was far from over.
But her first order of business (well, after all the unavoidable stuff like getting sort of settled) was still to get to making a single, important phonecall. There was someone she'd missed dearly.
[ooc: NFB, but open for the one being called, for the one who's probably around, and any calls or texts people might want to fling this way after a long bout of unreachability.]
But her first order of business (well, after all the unavoidable stuff like getting sort of settled) was still to get to making a single, important phonecall. There was someone she'd missed dearly.
[ooc: NFB, but open for the one being called, for the one who's probably around, and any calls or texts people might want to fling this way after a long bout of unreachability.]

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"Natalie?" he asked, sounding surprised. "You're...huh. Didn't expect to hear from you."
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The last part. She hadn't meant to really say that out loud, but maybe her filtering was shot. Or worn down by actually getting to talk to him again.
"It was always going to happen again."
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"I know," she said, even if she didn't really want to know. "I missed you."
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Did he have to come and punch Peter to make that happen?
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She hadn't expected a question like that to come up, and so she sounded genuinely surprised.
"Of course I am. Assuming 'that guy' means Peter."
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Not that she was intending to give him anything big to worry about. But they did have a general threat of assassination hanging over them, she supposed.
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There was that.
"Anyway. How have you been?"
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But she was not getting anywhere near into that right now. Both for her mental stability as well as for the fact that it didn't matter too much, anyway. "I bet," she said. "Everything's weird and different after Fandom."
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"It's just boring," Jim told her, shrugging. "I don't like it. I don't like being there or dealing with everything at home. I'd rather be off doing stuff."
That had been on his mind a lot lately.
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It was an easy prompt to give. She kind of desperately wanted to listen to him right now.
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