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It wasn't exactly a party, not really. Bill and Len weren't sure De was up for a party just yet, although he was showing distinct signs of improvement. Nor was it a dinner, or indeed - thank God - anything quite so sedate and affected as a tea partyTo Bill's mind, it was a whatsit. That would do. There was
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"Let's start with this, then."
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He glanced around the room for Tina; held out his arm for her. "C'mere, you. That dress is too pretty not to be documented on film."
He would have invited Spock, but he wasn't sure whether photographs were illogical or not.
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"Spock?" She tried to make it clear from tone of voice that it would be okay whether he joined in or didn't, after the emphasis she'd put on being polite and sociable, earlier. She didn't want him to feel pressured to be way more friendly than he was used to.
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He was almost shy as he eased in next to Tina.
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Well. It probably was a first in the history of photography, this assembly of people from four different universes.
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"Susan'll like those," he said, with the pained smile of one who has just grinned too broadly for too long. "Can I get anyone a drink?"
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Spock raised his cup.
The warmth in his blood was rather pleasant. And the press of bodies on all sides had been rather... fascinating. Perhaps socializing was not entirely objectionable.
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"Let's not go too deeply into how old you are," Bill advised De.
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"Not that old," he said gently helping himself to more punch, "at least not by this universe's standards, I'm sure."
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Anyway, she had a perfect view of De enjoying himself from where she was sitting, which would make up for almost any amount of lightheadedness.
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"Nah. You're in the prime of life," he told De, squeezing his shoulder. "Again."
He really was downing his drink a little quickly, but still. Bill knew De. His Irish blood could take it.
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He probably wouldn't have picked up on anything being the matter, given the smile she was still wearing, but the memory of Sandi's rather dire bouts of early pregnancy queasiness had been etched into his brain, given how spectacular they'd been at times.
"Hey, you alright?" he questioned softly as he walked over to her. "Want me to get you some dry crackers or something?"
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