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Library [03/03]

As much as Sam hadn't wanted to let Peter go back to New York, he couldn't keep him in Fandom if it meant keeping him away from Nathan. Still, as worried as he was, and as often as he checked his phone to see if Peter had texted him or left a message, Sam probably looked happier than he had in ages. Surely the apocalypse was coming.

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"That's a bad thing?" Sam asked. "Do you not like the guy?"

"Well, for one, my dad died like three months ago," Chuck pointed out. "That's a bit disrespectful, don't you think?"

"Yeah, that is awfully close," Sam said. "Maybe this is her way of dealing? Maybe it doesn't mean anything?"

Chuck slunk down into the chair even more and actually sort of looked embarrassed to admit this. "It means something. They, um, they've dated before and had a kid together which they gave up for adoption. And on top of that, the guy is Dan Humphrey's father."

His home life was like a soap opera, it really was.

"Dan Humphrey the guy you do radio with?" Sam asked. "Who I'm not allowed to talk to?" See, he could be good and remember. "Okay yeah, that's really awkward."

"That would be the one, yes," he said. "So you can see why I would prefer to be here."

"Yeah, that makes sense. Does he know? Dan, I mean," Sam asked. "'Cause he's not your Dan, right?"

"No he doesn't know," Chuck said, shaking his head. "Like I'm going to be the one to tell him he shares a half-brother with his future girlfriend."

He looked up at Sam. "Oh yeah, the other Dan is dating my sister."

Chuck didn't know why he forgot that part. Probably because it seemed to unbelievable.

Sam just stared a little at Chuck, like that would make the thought process work better. "No wonder you have gossip blogs writing about your life," he said. "That's crazy."

"I know, right?" It was weird even for him. "The only good thing out of this is that I get to say I told you so over why Lily wanted me home. I knew it was gonna be bad. Told you so."

Sam rolled his eyes, but he had to admit that Chuck had a point. "Okay, you were right. Clearly, you know your family situation better than I do."

"And don't you forget it," he said, smirking. "Hearing you say I'm right really did wonders for my mood. It should happen more often."

"That would require you being right and me being wrong, and I don't know if that's going to happen again any time soon," Sam teased.

"I am right about plenty of things," he insisted. "You just haven't realized you're wrong about them yet."

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