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Library, 1/24

Angela is seated behind the collections desk, flipping through a volume of poetry as she nibbles on some trail mix.

She is available for all your library aide needs.

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Angela waves but doesn't bother Peter. They should encourage students who actually want to study in the library, right?

Peter waved back. Yep. He had a good feeling that he was going to get a lot of studying done.

Rory eyed Peter thoughtfully.

She pondered throwing a pen at him to see what would happen.

Peter continued to study, although he had the feeling (a very accurate feeling, really), that someone was watching him.

He slouched down in his chair a little.

Rory narrowed her eyes.

She very nearly did throw the pen. But then she realized her aim was so bad that it would prove nothing. Damn it.

Peter finally turned around. Spotting Rory, he waved.

He then wondered why she had been staring at him. Probably heard the radio and was concerned or something.

Rory waved back before actually walking over.

"So. You met Crazy Hooker?"

Peter put down his reading. "Yep. You were right. She looks just like you, but with less color and more crazy. I was kind of lucky to get out of the park, I think."

"So, I heard she shot at you and Bridgey. And bit Cal."

Rory crossed her arms and surveyed him. "You move fast."

Crap. "There were a couple shots in my general direction, but nothing came close to hitting me. And the only thing I did fast was get out of there after I helped Bridge get Cal and Crazy Hooker apart."

"Uh huh." Rory was obviously still skeptical. "Why did she try to shoot you, anyway?"

"Just because I was there, I think. Also? Because she's crazy. We picked a good name," Peter said, very seriously.

"Yes, she was very mean to me. But she didn't try to shoot me," Rory said. "Why was she even allowed? Weren't there like, poli - oh, right. Lawlessness."

"Maybe she was having a bad day? But, yeah, lawlessness. Fun, isn't it? Don't go into the park if you can help it," Peter warned.

"You know, that's what Bridgey said. About her having a bad day. But seriously? I have a bad day, I go to my room and turn on my loud music. I don't shoot people," Rory said. "And yeah, wasn't planning on going to the park. Since I can't dodge like you and Bridgey. My reflexes simply aren't that good."

"First off," Peter said, holding up his index finger, "of course you don't do that. You're not a crazy hooker. Second," Peter added a second finger, "like I said, I got lucky. No crazy dodging skills on my part. Third," Peter dropped his right hand into his left to add extra emphasis into his diversionary question, "'Bridgey'? Are you two a couple or something?"

"God, no. Have you been talking to Jaye?" Rory asked, covering her face with a hand in exasperation. "And I would never call a boyfriend a name like that, anyway. Bridge is a good friend, and that's all."

Rory looked back up. "And that's not what Cal said. She said you were avoiding all of Crazy Hooker's shots and that's what must have aggravated things."

"Sure," Peter said. It might be hard to figure out how it is that Peter manages to aggravate things. However, he was out of lies.

"Fine. But please don't tell anyone anything more than what they might have heard on the radio, okay?"

"Okay," Rory said slowly. "Why not?"

"I have my reasons for wanting to keep things relatively normal here. And I promise I'll tell you sometime when we're someplace a little more private. But for right now, please, just pretend you heard nothing about me doing anything unordinary," Peter pleaded.

"Heard what?" Rory asked, arching a brow.

"Thank you, oh my God," Peter said.

"Wish I knew why you were thanking me," Rory smiled, starting to head back to the desk. "Probably just for existing, huh? Because I'm really kind of awesome and all."

"You really are," Peter said, smiling thankfully.

He then picked up his reading and tried to find his place.

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