Classrooms Around Campus, All Day Saturday

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It was Saturday, and that meant Career Day! Unbeknownst to all the students who had taken the career placement test, Fandom had apparently conspired to place them all in workshops that didn't quite fit the answers they gave for their tests. The island was tricky that way. Not to mention that the workshops that the island had planned were somewhat different from the workshops an ordinary school might offer on Career Day. As in quite a lot different.

So the classrooms all around the school were filled with visitors from off-island and island alike, all of whom had been led to believe that they would be teaching eager-minded groups of students, excited to learn about their prospective careers. This assumption was not necessarily accurate.

[[up early early early for timezones! wait for the OCD or puppies will die. the puppies are safe now.]]

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Re: The Guild of Calamitous Intent: Hate You Can Trust

[dr-manly-voice.livejournal.com]

Warren probably did not expect the epic facepalming.

"You have to be kidding me," Sheila huffed. "He followed me here?"

Ex-boyfriends were not supposed to be this difficult to get rid of.

Re: The Guild of Calamitous Intent: Hate You Can Trust

[wwiii]

Well, that explained that.

"...No," Warren ventured, chewing on his lip. "Those two were actually here a couple of semesters ago, teaching Arching 101 through the school."

There was a pause, and then a crooked little smile. "You know their boss?"

Re: The Guild of Calamitous Intent: Hate You Can Trust

[dr-manly-voice.livejournal.com]

"You could say that," she said. "I was his lady friend. He's too immature to handle a real relationship, so he's out of the picture. He's also having a hard time accepting that it's over."

Re: The Guild of Calamitous Intent: Hate You Can Trust

[wwiii]

Warren's expression went more than a little sympathetic.

"Oh, wow. One of those, huh?" Not that Warren had a huge amount of experience with that sort of person, but he had gotten a healthy dosage of soap operas while growing up. "I'm sorry I brought him up, then."

Re: The Guild of Calamitous Intent: Hate You Can Trust

[dr-manly-voice.livejournal.com]

"Oh, that's fine, sweetie," she said, waving a hand. "You didn't know. I'm better off, anyway."

She reminded herself of this whenever he made grand, romantic gestures and begged her to come back. Which was often.