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Magic shows are meant to have surprises, right?
[Los Angeles was everything Kurt Wagner could have hoped for and then some. True, most of the touristy stuff he had seen and celebrity sightings so far were spotted in the course of work (which in this case involved checking out a potential new student for the institute) so he couldn't exactly spend a lot of time drinking them in. But that didn't make it any less awesome. And now that the work was done, it was going to get even cooler!]
[The others didn't know what they were missing. How could anyone choose to spend the night at some famous restaurant or a traveling production of a play that was better on Broadway (practically in their own backyard!) when they could be here with him instead, watching a teenage magician who was already being billed as one of the best in the business?]
[That was fine. Kurt was having plenty of fun on his own. The magician more than lived up to the hype. And after a show that incredible, you can bet Kurt was going to jump at the chance to volunteer for her final trick of the evening. He probably didn't have much of a chance, given how...height challenged he was compared to the rest of the people clambering for attention around him. But what he lacked in height he made up for with enthusiasm! (And the judicious use of his seat as a step stool.)] Hier! Hier!
[The others didn't know what they were missing. How could anyone choose to spend the night at some famous restaurant or a traveling production of a play that was better on Broadway (practically in their own backyard!) when they could be here with him instead, watching a teenage magician who was already being billed as one of the best in the business?]
[That was fine. Kurt was having plenty of fun on his own. The magician more than lived up to the hype. And after a show that incredible, you can bet Kurt was going to jump at the chance to volunteer for her final trick of the evening. He probably didn't have much of a chance, given how...height challenged he was compared to the rest of the people clambering for attention around him. But what he lacked in height he made up for with enthusiasm! (And the judicious use of his seat as a step stool.)] Hier! Hier!
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"Besides, we still have to figure out how we're going to talk to Athena," he said, just before he shoveled a healthy wad of noodles into his mouth.
The effort of suppressing the resulting coughing fit long enough to swallow the noodles instead of spraying food all over the table left him red-faced and teary eyed.
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He cast a longing look on his old bowl for a moment before responding. "Well, this is going to be pretty different from our usual procedure. Remember what I said about it not being an emergency case? Most of the time we're getting to people when they just started to experience their powers for the first time." His expression turned somber. "They're often scared and even panicking, so we have to kind of talk them down. Fortunately, it doesn't sound like Athena will need that kind of approach."
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She nodded. "Right. So... Maybe we can just talk to her about it casually? Like I said, she's really open about her abilities."
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"I don't think it'd be super weird," she finally said. "She'd probably know something was up after last night, though." The sides of her mouth slowly curled upward. "I could tell her I want to introduce her to my secret boyfriend."
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After some hesitation, he whined, "Can you at least open with me not being your secret boyfriend? I'm afraid she'd run off and tell your dad, and I'd like the chance to meet him before he decides to hate me."
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these are the kind of anecdotes you were hoping for, right, Kurt?
These are the anecdotes he didn't know he needed.
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My icons T_T
same T-T
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