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18th Howl: After School Numbers Club, Summer School Edition [Action | Open]
Summer school got out earlier than school during the year proper, so Lyall had his classroom open from one until five in the afternoon, in case any students wanted to come by. There were a few games and a few decks of cards, and plenty of snacks, most of which he browsed on while he worked.
Lyall himself had some finishing up to do, as this was the last week of summer session, and he was leaving the week after anyway, so he needed to get everything graded and turned in early. So he was busy, but always ready to take a break if someone wanted or needed to chat.
Up to and including fellow teachers, one of which came by halfway through the afternoon acting very strangely....
((I'll have one thread for the oddly-acting teacher, that a couple people can join in with if they want to! this is plotty stuff :) otherwise, feel free make new threads if you wanna come visit!))
Lyall himself had some finishing up to do, as this was the last week of summer session, and he was leaving the week after anyway, so he needed to get everything graded and turned in early. So he was busy, but always ready to take a break if someone wanted or needed to chat.
Up to and including fellow teachers, one of which came by halfway through the afternoon acting very strangely....
((I'll have one thread for the oddly-acting teacher, that a couple people can join in with if they want to! this is plotty stuff :) otherwise, feel free make new threads if you wanna come visit!))
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"How've you been?" And where had he been, that would come next.
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"Fine," he said - and even in spite of his mood he said that with a certain amount of eagerness and heart, a string of warmth. Things had gone well for him this past month - and nothing, to his knowledge, had gone any worse. "...Ahm -- how did - things - go..." Voice thinned, uncertain blinking. " -- the last full moon...?
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If a little off-kilter every time he thought about it. Turning into something else made it all the harder to claim he wasn't turning into someone else.
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Anthony had been feeling freer to step out after dark, however - it thanks to awareness that it would have some time since, now, with nothing evidently worse for the wear that his internal tensing didn't freeze out a hint of curiosity on one bit " -- 'Two'?"
He assumed that by one he meant Hajime. He heard anything of anyone else who'd be needed one way or the other to be at Lyall's.
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Anthony had recalled that Mr. Locke had been one of them, from the first recording indicating that that very "popular" chemistry teacher had connected, and had seen his return message - this was a bit of a respectable reminder of presence.
Quicker if still light-treading in carrying on, "Though they didn't have to do anything -- right?"
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"...That Mr. Locke's still - human," he tried - and flinched a little, that was a little uncouth on yet another hand, but hopefully the intention was understood.
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That topic, though, seemed talked out, and he had something else-- possibly more important-- to ask. "I heard from Dr. Strider that you weren't actually staying with him."
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He tried holding eye contact - glanced aside after a blink, then back, and eyes fell down in giving-in, in two seconds' span. Anxious shake of his head " -- I... wasn't," he said, and stopped there, swallowed an "I'm sorry" that he hadn't meant until he'd gotten caught and was now prepared to be plainly disgusted by that fact, too.
He wasn't in any position to have anything to say for himself unless asked, he knew - that might be some better apology.