I reached up to the top of the gurney, feeling for the sheet that had once covered the body for politeness' sake, or at least to keep any of the others from looking at the things they didn't want to really see in the first place. Or...the last place...or at all. All I knew was that it purpose seemed to be concealment, and that suited me as much as
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I stood back up, rubbing the back of my head and looking at her with a frown.
"Oops! Dude, sorry 'bout that Kenn, besides I totally wasn't tryin' to steal away Red. I mean hey I got my own smart gal right over there scannin' for her contacts!"
I raised my eyebrow, looking over at Fred, who was still crawling around on the floor and talking to it. I didn't have the heart to tell Faith, but I thought her new girl might be crazy.
And not so much "her girl" either. I mean, she was wearing glasses. Why the hell would she be looking for a contact?
I still wasn't entirely convinced this wasn't some kind of cover for her crush on Willow. So not gonna happen. She wasn't stealing my girlfriend away. Break or not!
Maybe I should call her. You know, just to check in. Reaching in my back pocket, I pulled out my phone and flipped it open and started to dial the number when Faith started talking again.
"Who the hell organized this ( ... )
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Bringing up the rear, I observed some sort of odd jockeying for position occur between Wesley and Ms. Morgan, something I had no doubts at all had a great deal to do with the predicament I'd found them in when I'd first arrived.
"As I was saying earlier... Our facilities are state of the art. We pride ourselves on being cutting edge - metaphorically speaking of course..."
"Of course," I replied coolly, looking about the typical laboratory arrangement-- endless rows of workbenches, the de rigeur assortment of glass pipes and beakers, bubbling away with various liquids of different colors, the lingering smell of ( ... )
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But what was her real plan? What was the endgame? What was the trap in which she meant to ensnare me? That was the greater question with which I was grappling. That, on top of the possible dangers of the Hellmouth, it was quickly becoming a race to uncover the greater of the two evils.
Of course, that would assume that the two things would be disconnected.
My eyes widened at the concept, and I cursed myself a fool for not seeing. Everything had to be connected. Lilah's ploy, whatever it was, must be part of a grander, more devious scheme. ( ... )
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