The Lawn | Noon Onward!

[suit-of-awesome.livejournal.com]

With graduation festivities occurring over the weekend, the school administration expected most of the graduation guests to begin arriving today. To ensure guests felt welcomed, Barney's student council minions had set up a small gathering on the lawn where the guests could arrive, mingle, and feign relaxation before heading off with their graduates.

Or where they could all hear about how George got the makeouts with his girl the night before. Someone was a little chatty while hefting the tables and chairs that would serve guests well for getting a load off after travel, and Barney thought it was a tale worth sharing. For the hungry and forgetful, there were finger foods and nametags spread out on a long table. It was time to get the all-weekend grad party started!

[Up early because I have no control over the internets once I go to work!]

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Re: Mingling

[bitten_notshy]

Jack's eyes flickered over Sebastien in that way of his, seeking -- something. Reassurance, perhaps. (His contraption held no pictures of Jack whatsoever, but Miss Frost's probably held its share.)

"You can play with the toys later," he said amiably. "We should get you to the hotel, unless there's something you'd like to do along the way."

Re: Mingling

[wantstoforget.livejournal.com]

He shook his head.

"I am here for you, Jack," he told him, the words far more than an answer. Jack would hear what he'd said, the layers to the statement.

Re: Mingling

[bitten_notshy]

"I might say I'm the one who's here for you." And somehow things were simpler again, the two of them falling into place like pieces in a puzzle that might not quite make sense to any but the right beholder. Jack shifted a few inches closer than decorum would dictate and tried to gauge Sebastien's thirst.

"Hotel, I think. You have days to meet everyone if you wish, and I have nothing else to do."

Re: Mingling

[wantstoforget.livejournal.com]

He held up a parasol, one that could easily be mistaken to have been an umbrella but the material was thick and dark.

"Lead, then, and I will follow."

More multiple meanings, more unspoken messages in clearly spoken words.