WHO: Nicam tag Katie and whoever else might be around
WHEN: Thursday afternoon
WHERE: Katie and Chester's house
Nica spent her school day talking to Lynn about what had happened at the camping spot, and about the dead man who wasn't dead, and then wouldn't die. She didn't talk about it with anyone else; she hadn't seen Rex or she might have flirted with him again, poor guy. He was nice ... And there was Juice, but she would go see him later and give him all the gory details. Literally, gory details, complete with blood and ichor. She didn't know exactly what ichor was, but if anything she'd ever seen was ichorous, it was poor Stu.
Anyway, it crossed her mind that maybe not everyone she knew and liked in Pleasantdale had heard about what happened. So, on the way home, she stopped off at Katie and Chester's house, hoping that Katie was around. Books clutched firmly in her left hand, she knocked at the front door.
WHEN: Thursday afternoon
WHERE: Katie and Chester's house
Nica spent her school day talking to Lynn about what had happened at the camping spot, and about the dead man who wasn't dead, and then wouldn't die. She didn't talk about it with anyone else; she hadn't seen Rex or she might have flirted with him again, poor guy. He was nice ... And there was Juice, but she would go see him later and give him all the gory details. Literally, gory details, complete with blood and ichor. She didn't know exactly what ichor was, but if anything she'd ever seen was ichorous, it was poor Stu.
Anyway, it crossed her mind that maybe not everyone she knew and liked in Pleasantdale had heard about what happened. So, on the way home, she stopped off at Katie and Chester's house, hoping that Katie was around. Books clutched firmly in her left hand, she knocked at the front door.
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She felt like she needed to warn her friend Katie about what they'd seen. Though how to get her to believe the danger? She frowned, and knocked at the door while collecting her thoughts.
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"What? It's not bridge night tonight," he snapped, a little annoyed.
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She let Chester stew a moment, before continuing. "But I need to see Katie. We've got to talk about some woman-type things."
Let him think it was period talk time or something equally ridiculous, she didn't care - as long as it got him to let her in so she could warn his wife about the weirdness in the woods.
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"Katherine," Chester called, the annoyed tone ringing clear. "You have another visitor."
Katie called back, "I'm in the kitchen, dear, just have them come back here."
Chester's nostrils flared slightly, and he gestured over his shoulder. "Do make it quick, Katherine's busy with dinner at the moment."
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She headed into the kitchen, and was surprised to see Nica already there. "Ah-- I'm guessing you beat me to filling Katie in."
She gave a somewhat sheepish look to both gals, trying to gauge how much Nica had spilled and how much Katie was buying. This was, after all, a kind of delicate subject. It wasn't every day you had to tell one of your friends about a possibly rabid hunter who was dead-not-dead and now dead again.
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Janie was annoyed now, and was trying her hardest to be civil.
"Phillip wants to meet with you about them brushes anyhow." She wasn't sure if he did or not, but hoped that would smooth things over a bit.
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After waving to Nica and Max, Janie noted that Katie was working on pie. "Is that cherry?"
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"Why?" the surly voice from the other room replied.
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Maxine ignored Chester's grumpy, and gave Katie a smile. "Really we just all had the same idea I think. Checking in on our friends after that horrible ... incident we had."
She looked to Janie and Nica. "We were all there. Plus Eric, Vito, Joseph from the theater, this Doc lady from the university lab, and even grumpy old Mr. Chow from the chinese place. And we all saw it."
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Oh God, someone is going to have to talk to his family. How do we even explain that?"
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She was interrupted by Chester, who poked his head in and rather pointedly commented, "Katherine, the table isn't even set yet, and we certainly didn't plan on having guests over for dinner. Whatever girl gossip you need to do can be taken care of during the daytime, can't it?"
Without glancing back, she chided, "Chester, these are friends and neighbors and we are being hospitable, and you'll get what you want later. Just please leave them be, it's been a rough day for them."
"I've had a rough day, and I'm your husband," Chester groused, "and I don't need to listen to women's chatter when I should be enjoying my evening."
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"Do you want us to stay? If so, we will."
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