It'd been a long couple of days of conversations with the kids, talking them through what happened, or just shooting the shit. It was rewarding, though, because theirs was a language Atton understood - one he was a straightforward senior in, someone to pass on the lessons of a gnarled and screwed-up life to
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'Where did I put my keys? Come on, come on,' sounded a heck of a lot like the signs of life he'd been listening for, so here came Sparkle, yanking open the door and grinning. From inside, the smell of breakfast was on the go. Atton hadn't said when on Thursday he was coming home, but Sparkle made enough bacon, eggs, and toast for two, and he was working on finishing the pan-fried potatoes. Those always took a little longer, and he still hadn't quite mastered the art of timing on them.
Dammit, potatoes.
"You're gonna want those keys if you want to keep coming in here, huh? Get your ass in here and get yourself sorted out, man. Have you eaten? There's bacon."
Also, hi!
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Then looked up at the ceiling, just to make sure there wasn't an assassin out to drop down and murder his ass.
"... Hey, Sparks," he added, area sufficiently assassin-scouted for his standards, and slipped in the door.
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In fairness, this was a small building. It was not a big floor.
"Hey, Atton. You have a good trip in?"
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Don't mind him if he kept on walking. He smelled bacon.
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Thus the knocking on Atton's door. "You have all of your limbs?"
It was how Skywalkers expressed love, okay.
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Atton said nothing. He just held up his arms. See? All limbs present.
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He nodded at the apartment, then stepped back.
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