If you wander through Grant Park you may witness a man staring up at the sun. If he's not staring incredulously at the ball of light in the sky, he's seated on a bench, flipping through a journal. It's not exactly his first walk through the park, figuratively speaking, when it comes to dimensional travel. But, because of what he is, he hardly ever
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Monsters, vampires, tourists. Occasionally there's even a random wild animal (usually a shapeshifter gone awry). It's usually a magical mystery tour of fun and adventure, and every once in a while there's a new Wanderer that she has to show the ropes. And normally, she doesn't mind -- but this Wanderer isn't something that she's expecting. It's been a very, very long time since she's seen him, and it's something that she always knew would happen, but still isn't entirely prepared for.
"Angel."
Saying it makes it real in away, because it's that moment where everything else sets in. The fact that yes, that's Angel. The fact that yes, it's daytime.
The fact that Angel is most decidedly not on fire.
"Angel, what are you doing?"
That statement is mostly worry and concern as she's running towards him trying to shield him from the sun as she did. She isn't going to let him land in Chicago just to burn up two minutes later.
That's just not very much fun at all.
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She slides her hands in the pockets of her coat, taking a deep breath and nodding. "It has. A really long time."
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She was still scrambling to get organized. She couldn't abandon her post just because she may have wanted to see him. It is just the way things were.
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"I have an army of girls who depend on me. I can't just drop everything and go to see you whenever I feel like it. And at the time, yes, I wasn't sure if you could be trusted. If you remember correctly, you were working for Wolfram and Hart."
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There's a bit of an awkward face on her part, before she shakes her head. "That ... wasn't me. That was my double."
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"Your double." He tries that thought on for size. "Why would you have a double?" It's not that he means to sound like he doesn't believe her. It's just -- he needs more. "Another... you."
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