Hayley Stark (
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fourteen : taken away to the dark side [video]
[The room is dark and Hayley's face is only vaguely visible, lit only by the glow of the console's screen. She sounds tired, posting in the middle of the night. Someone paying really, really close attention might notice the Flash pajama bottoms she's wearing or the Superman cape, courtesy of Jor-El, strung about her shoulders like a blanket.]
I don't know if someone else already said this, but in case they didn't? Bart Allen and Kon-El are both gone. Back home, not missing.
[A beat.] Will someone bring me some food? I haven't really eaten for awhile.
[ooc: Assume Hayley's beenangsting avoiding everyone for a few weeks. Feel free to assume check-ins or other interactions. I was hiatused a lot and am still slow, sorry!]
I don't know if someone else already said this, but in case they didn't? Bart Allen and Kon-El are both gone. Back home, not missing.
[A beat.] Will someone bring me some food? I haven't really eaten for awhile.
[ooc: Assume Hayley's been
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That sucks. Bart seemed like a cool guy. [Too bad he didn't really get the chance to get to know him. Tony never met this Kon-El person, though.]
Do you want a Philly cheesesteak? Well... I guess it's more of a Keeliai approximatelycheesemysterymeat, but it tastes pretty close. I made them myself. [He sounds very proud of himself. "I made them myself" is also why he has several extra approximatelycheesemysterymeats: he miscalculated how much meat he needed to cook. He never had to cook anything for himself before arriving here and he is... still learning. Slowly.
He hasn't really picked up on to Hayley's distress, he's just stuck on a problem and looking for a distraction to give his brain a break. Also, the sort-of-cheesesteak is something of a peace offering. He still feels kind of bad about how their first conversation went.]
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[She's quiet for a beat, then shrugs one shoulder noncommittally.] Sure.
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You live in the Metal Sector, right? I could drop it off on my way home. I should be finishing up here for the night anyway.
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A while later, he's standing outside Hayley's building, holding an insulated container under his arm.
He hesitates for a couple seconds, then reaches up and knocks quietly on the door. Hopefully not loud enough to wake up any of Hayley's roommates. He fidgets restlessly while he waits, suddenly feeling incredibly awkward.]
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Hey. [A beat, then she opens the door a little more for him to enter.]
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Here you go. Two Keeliai cheesesteaks. I reheated them just before I left, and this should have kept them warm.
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Hayley? Are you okay? [A beat.] How long is 'awhile?'
video; action welcome if appropriate, otherwise she'll reply later
I don't know how long. I just- [Hayley starts suddenly and looks genuinely afraid as her gaze is pulled away from the console. Then she calms and scratches at her hair as she looks back to Skullduggery.]
Apparently Solomon's here, so. [She stares awkwardly for a second, then clicks off the feed.]
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That, and their last conversation didn't exactly end on a good note.]
If he's still there when you read this, tell him there's another bottle of whiskey in the kitchen. Did he bring you something to eat?
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You two live together?
And.. well, sort of. I kind of want a coffee and brownie though.
[It's a single invitation to hang out, if he wants. Skullduggery seems like low key company. Certainly more than Solomon is.]
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Would you like a coffee and brownie right now?
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[It's a bit of a generous estimate, given that it actually takes about ten minutes. But at least when Skulduggery does knock on the door, he's actually carrying a strong coffee in a tall cup and a fudge brownie in a small paper bag, rather than the brownie stuffed in a tall cup and the coffee nowhere to be seen.]
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Hey.
[She stares at him for a beat before remembering the situation. Taking a step back, she opens the door wider to give him plenty of room and lifts one hand to gesture ambiguously within, a silent invitation ]
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cw: mention of abuse of a child
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I did hear about the teenage years, but I never quite had the opportunity to observe them to this degree.
[His words are dry as he steps out to find a place to put down the tray.]
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Apparently Solomon's here, so. [She watches Skullduggery another moment, debating saying more before she reaches forward to turn off the feed. Then she turns to look at her uninvited guest, wrapping Jor-El's cape more tightly about her shoulders.
Her room is actually quite clean, though some things are scattered about her room. Items of note include Kon's goggles on her bed beside her pillow and her red jacket sprawled on the ground. She looks downtrodden, bordering on depressed, but not necessarily unhealthy.]
What are you doing here? Do I need to sign some official document to quit being your student or do you just like bothering defenseless teenage girls?
[Perhaps most telling of her current mood is that her curiosity doesn't get the better of her and she doesn't ask about being a teenager.]
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You requested food, did you not?
[There are places to put the tray down, but none of them are near enough to Hayley for his comfort, so he summons a small shadowy desk next to her and puts it down there.]
Eat.
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She glances down to the food. Unsurprisingly, it looks entirely unappetizing and probably good for her.] I want a hamburger or something, not.. that.
[The girl runs her fingers gently over the desk's edge, a subtle hint of her normal self peeking through the teenage angst.]
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Certainly, you may have a hamburger. When you're willing to go out and get it yourself.
[And on her own head if it makes her sick. He takes that seat he just 'claimed', sitting easily and regarding her. He'd like to say he doesn't have much patience for sentimentality--but truthfully, it's just because most of the time it hurts too much. And he definitely isn't going to play therapist.]
Whatever have you been doing with yourself these past few weeks?
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Hanging out, reading.. Totally normal teenage activities. And what is it that's been keeping you busy, Solomon?
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[If she was going to dance around the issue, he was going to take her straight. Grief was a drowning thing. It never paid to give it attention, and in spite of the cleanliness of the room, Hayley's isolation proved she had already done so far too often.]
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[Hayley turned to pull the sphere from behind her console screen, where she often kept it tucked away. It was meant to both keep the item hidden and allow it to remain nearby for idle practice. Without warning, the girl lightly tossed it his way.]
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