MCA #4, Monday Morning
It was probably worth noting that Sparkle wasn't cleaning the apartment from top to bottom today. Sure, he'd gotten a lot of that out of his system yesterday over at Casa del Leverage, and between that and the whole thing with the explosives, mostly he was kind of just feeling numb, now.
So instead of scrubbing the bathroom from top to bottom until his lungs hurt, he had kind of oozed into the living room and was hugging his stuffed cat, ignoring a box of Chocolate-Frosted Sugar Bombs, and staring at whatever fluffy kids' show happened to be on Netflix. Peppa Pig or something. He wasn't actually paying attention, he was just... tired. Maybe later he'd try to figure out where to go from here, but this morning? This morning was for cartoons and moping.
At least he wasn't sitting in the bathtub hugging the fish tank again. This was kind of like forward progress.
[OOC: Open for phone calls or that roomie or whatever, though I'll be pinging around work like the freewheeling rebel I am.]
So instead of scrubbing the bathroom from top to bottom until his lungs hurt, he had kind of oozed into the living room and was hugging his stuffed cat, ignoring a box of Chocolate-Frosted Sugar Bombs, and staring at whatever fluffy kids' show happened to be on Netflix. Peppa Pig or something. He wasn't actually paying attention, he was just... tired. Maybe later he'd try to figure out where to go from here, but this morning? This morning was for cartoons and moping.
At least he wasn't sitting in the bathtub hugging the fish tank again. This was kind of like forward progress.
[OOC: Open for phone calls or that roomie or whatever, though I'll be pinging around work like the freewheeling rebel I am.]

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He was briefly actually tempted to shove his bank card at Atton and send him back out the door. But realized that that... would probably be stupid.
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No. He was sulking and zoning out on it while hugging a plush cat. But he figured that was a good way to touch on why he was doing just that.
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He squinted at the back of Sparkle's hair. "So... definitely that bad."
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"Found my sister," he said, voice muffled. "She's doing great. I'm never going to Toronto again. Toronto is stupid and I hate it."
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He leaned forward. To unscrew the lid from the first ice cream container, because that was the level of comforting he was comfortable with.
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They... were all still pretty bad, Sparkle.
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And then he shook his head and broke out into a harsh bark of a laugh.
"Oh god, Parker and I made it worse."
Lil'bit.
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"Did you set anything on fire?" he said. "Please tell me you didn't set something on fire."
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It was so much worse.
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He'd devoted an entire class to the subject!
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"Parker bought C-4."
Yeeeep. Much worse than just arson.
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He'd have to devote an entirely new class to this, Sparkle.
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So, no, not kidding.
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Sparkle wasn't the only one who needed a drink.
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The city probably did not think of it that way.
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The guy known for his occasional murder sprees.
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Though he'd rolled with it when it had become an option, so...
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Atton didn't believe that, funnily enough.
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"... No."
Sparkle wasn't even going to pretend he hadn't done something stupid, now. So at least there was that?
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He picked up another can of beer, opened it, and set it down in front of Sparkle. "Next time, just high tail it back here instead of adding to your rap sheet, all right? We'll blow up bottles in the parking lot or something."
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