Anyone looking for Steve would find a sign on his door redirecting them to the art classroom, where he'd pinned up some of the pieces the students had done so far, so their guests could see their work. Tony's blobs of color work was even represented, even if his lack of artistic skill did give Steve almost physical pain. How could someone who was
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Besides, as it turned out, standing outside the doorway to Steve's classroom staring at him as if she wasn't sure whether Christmas had come early or the entire world had just been blown to pieces.
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The Peggy from his memories, not the elderly woman with a faltering mind and a whole life without him. Ouch.
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Ingrained composure saved her from dashing in or making a scene; Peggy stepped into the office after another moment, and attempted to collect her thoughts.
"Howard... really wasn't lying, then," she said. Logical observations were a good place to start. "You're supposed to be dead."
Now that sounded harsh even to her own ears.
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"Mr. Rogers?" he guessed a bit hopefully. Yes, it had taken a few maps for him to find this room.
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[[Hi, notif I never got! OMG I am so sorry.]]
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"Still alive, I take it."
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"And Dugan if he's stopped by to make sure I haven't completely lost it."
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