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nextgenerationmarvel2014-10-19 12:04 pm
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Oh hey, it's pool time, eh? (Open)
It was a beautiful August afternoon. Almost disgustingly gorgeous, actually. The humidity had finally fallen to an acceptable level and it was showing up as a very lovely 80 Fahrenheit (27 Celsius to Kayla, it would always be 27 Celsius). It was beautiful and safe ... it'd probably be awhile before Kayla felt like going camping again. Nobody had been hurt too badly, but it'd still been an awful mess, and Rose hadn't really been the same after it.
It was perfect weather for a dip in the lake. Not too hot, not too cold, no real wind. And it was also an absolutely perfect opportunity to take her new swimsuit on a trial run.
Kayla had always loved water, since she was a little kid. She remembered her father always joking that she should have been born a dolphin or something. She'd never have made a swim team in any significant way, but swimming had come naturally to her- but even more so, just the feeling of being in cool water, floating, treading water, even just standing in it.
If other people joined her, that was awesome, but she didn't mind being alone either. Like a complete goon, she started running down the pier and jumped into the water.
It was perfect weather for a dip in the lake. Not too hot, not too cold, no real wind. And it was also an absolutely perfect opportunity to take her new swimsuit on a trial run.
Kayla had always loved water, since she was a little kid. She remembered her father always joking that she should have been born a dolphin or something. She'd never have made a swim team in any significant way, but swimming had come naturally to her- but even more so, just the feeling of being in cool water, floating, treading water, even just standing in it.
If other people joined her, that was awesome, but she didn't mind being alone either. Like a complete goon, she started running down the pier and jumped into the water.
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"Well, I was worried that you'd worry. Trust me, it'll go okay. Bring your best poker face because he wants to play poker with us." Brianna said.
"You can play poker, right?"
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"So ... he wants to fleece his daughter and her girlfriend." Kayla replied with a faint smirk. "Yeah, I can play poker all right. Though if you've got any hot tips, I'm all ears."
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"Rule Two follows Rule One pretty closely: If you get caught, you aren't trying hard enough." she grinned.
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"So when's he planning on having this friendly little get-together?" Kayla asked brightly.
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Because Kayla knew damn well she'd need every advantage she could get. They were talking about Gambit here. Poker was his thing. Or a big part of it at least.
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"Thank you for being so awesome about this. You don't have to and I appreciate it." she said, kissing her on the cheek.
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She laughed. "So tomorrow night, then." She raised her eyebrow with a bit of a puckish grin. "Tomorrow night is good." A bit of emphasis on the word "tomorrow".
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"Yeah, he's pretty chill...but he's always got an angle. Always." she said.
"Tomorrow night is booked, then. Tonight, however, is totally free. Did you have any plans?" she asked.
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"Any special requests?"
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"I'm going to go batty if I don't get any."