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WHO: Kamala Khan
WHERE: House 6
WHEN: Dec. 13th; late afternoon aka KAMALA'S BIRTHDAY PARTY
OPEN TO: residents of house six, assorted cr of Kamala and the other house six residents - basically everyone who knows Kamala, Frank, and Jessica and is on good terms with them. It's basically everyone.
WARNINGS: Possible mentions of horror settings or past trauma since Kamala does live with Frank Castle and Jessica Jones who are their own warning. Honestly this is a rated G birthday log.
WHERE: House 6
WHEN: Dec. 13th; late afternoon aka KAMALA'S BIRTHDAY PARTY
OPEN TO: residents of house six, assorted cr of Kamala and the other house six residents - basically everyone who knows Kamala, Frank, and Jessica and is on good terms with them. It's basically everyone.
WARNINGS: Possible mentions of horror settings or past trauma since Kamala does live with Frank Castle and Jessica Jones who are their own warning. Honestly this is a rated G birthday log.
She wakes up super stoked to be alive. It's not unusual for her honestly. Kamala is more excited than usual if only because it's not every day you get superheroes coming over for your birthday. Granted she's seeing them more as ordinary people who do incredible things sometimes. That's a positive change as far as she's concerned. It doesn't change the fact that Kamala from like age seven and up would have seen this as a dream come true. Who is she to question the wisdom of tiny Kamala?
She spends a decent portion of the day (following breakfast) getting ready for guests. She styles her new, shorter hair cut as elegantly as she can, dresses in the hunter green dress and pants outfit given to her by the Observers because screw them it's pretty and they can't ruin it with what they pulled after.
By the time she finishes, it's time to greet guests and see what Frank's done with the rest of the house while she's been hiding out in her room to obsess over her appearance. She'll go around greeting whoever shows up, shoving food at them, and generally be grateful they came. It's her seventeenth birthday. She's away from her home, childhood friends, and family. Having anyone here today means a lot more than she lets on. It's about the only thing allowing her to feel happiness instead dwelling on what she's missing.
(ooc;
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Then don't. [ Just for tonight. Or play it by ear. Jess's expectation of a no hasn't gone anywhere and she's able to look him full in the face, his beard scraping her chin with the slight turn of her head. ]
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Okay.
[ that same raspy voice as when she'd asked him to run away with her. he can kid himself all he wants, but if he leaned forward even an inch he could kiss her right now. of course he can't think straight. to say nothing of the thc currently teeming through his veins. ]
Once Kam is asleep.
[ he doesn't want her getting any ideas about them being together. it isn't something she should have to worry about, either way. they're a family no matter what happens (or doesn't) as far as frank's concerned. they all survived that place and came here to the land of the eternally dumb. that alone makes them champions. ]
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[ She has a second swig of whiskey, absolving them of the temptation to kiss, if it really exists outside the drug's influence. For her it does, while he can be a deceptive read. Regardless, it's waaay too early in the arrangement for her to go fucking it up that way. And also that beard.
She angles her head to rest against his shoulder, shifting the bottle from her thigh to his. Her grip loosens, inviting him to take a sip if he feels like it. ]
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Maybe I could get why someone would stay here. [ Actually, that's totally false. Jess corrects herself, ] Why you would stay here.
[ that's what he's been saying, isn't it? it goes without saying that it can't replace New York but it's empirically better than looking over your shoulder for the rest of your life, and isn't that what's waiting for him at home? even disappearing into the mountains or mexico wouldn't be as off the grid as what they've got here. ]
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It's not so bad sometimes.
[ a soft admittance. yes, he loves that dirty gritty city. he thinks they both do. but this place is... simple, in its way. it makes sense to him the way reims had, even if it took considerably longer for him to get there. ]
Like now.
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Do you remember one of the first things you said to me? Some dumbass comment about winter.
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I don't know. Still makes me laugh, though. [ Or her low rent version of a laugh. Their initial exchange might be her fondest memory from that nightmare, before the terror really began. That and the dog that gave her booze. ]
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Yeah, me too. At least you can count on me being a dick no matter how many places like this we end up at.
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Such a dick.
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I had a good teacher.
[ it's murmured against her temple to try and keep the words from being snatched away by the wind, kicking up stronger still and sheering little pieces of icy snow to carry as projectiles through the air. they'll have to go inside soon, but it's the last thing he wants to do. ]