Sallie Abigail Reynolds (
realmrsreynolds) wrote2008-04-02 02:25 pm
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On Shadow.
Sallie's accustomed by this point in her career in Milliways with bringing people through to her house.
Sometimes however, she does forget to mention that her door leads to the back end of her walk-in pantry.
"Mind the rice bags, please," Sallie throws out behind her. "I haven't had a chance to put them away yet."
'Them', here, meaning 'a stack of burlap bags waist high that restricts the narrow walkway of actual living space to about half of its original width'.
Sallie's concise like that; even she has issues navigating it all.
Sometimes however, she does forget to mention that her door leads to the back end of her walk-in pantry.
"Mind the rice bags, please," Sallie throws out behind her. "I haven't had a chance to put them away yet."
'Them', here, meaning 'a stack of burlap bags waist high that restricts the narrow walkway of actual living space to about half of its original width'.
Sallie's concise like that; even she has issues navigating it all.
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Dean shoves his hands in his pockets.
"Here's hopin' no one was actually planning on making that dinner."
Uh.
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"Aren't you two supposed to be in with Missus Reynolds?" he questions, finally lifting his shovel out of his particular divot.
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It's an awkward movement, especially since it doesn't seem to actually do any good, but the gardener kicks one boot against the other to knock dirt and mulch off. The result is sort of an accidental shuffle.
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"Yeah. Uh. We keeping you from working?"
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"Fair enough," Sam says. "We'll let you get back to it."
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He's not sure if the gardener was being a jackass, but he can guess.
Still--
"Uh. Yeah. You get right on that, dude."
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"Thank you," and the gardener returns to his flowerbeds.
Once the new arrivals go away.
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Sam looks back toward the gardener, then raises his eyebrows at Dean.
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Dean's not really looking at Sam.
He's too busy scowling at the gardener.
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He shakes his head.
"He knows more than he's saying."
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"Anything useful?"
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"We'll see how it plays."
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"Looks like your friend's got some help around the place, at least."
Sam jerks his head toward the garden.
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"Those used to be vegetable beds. Hunh."
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Dean's not looking at Sallie.
He may, in fact, be moving back toward that particular gardener.
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Sallie is just hoping that Dean's not about to punch someone in the face.
The gardener's primary reaction?
Run.
He's kind of quick, too.
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Plus he's too much of a wuss to want to get his hands dirty.
"Gimme a sec."
That's directed at Sallie, but most of Dean's attention is on whatever the hell the gardener was doing.
He crouches down, looking out for a spade or shovel, or something.
There's gotta be one around, right?
Because the plants themselves don't look that interesting.
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And usually, gardeners have no reason to be particularly fast at running.
"Go away!" he shouts behind him at his pursuer -- toe picking itself directly down into a gopher hole.
He almost bounces.
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"Not a chance in hell." He crouches down by the guy, putting a hand on his shoulder.
To anyone watching, it'd look as though he were checking to see if the gardener was okay, but instead he's preventing him from getting up.
"What's got you in such a hurry, dude?"
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The man on the ground is not terribly forthcoming. "Get off me."
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He looks up, and while he sounds flippant, his expression is anything but.
"Because that's pretty batshit. I'm just sayin'."
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When Dean carefully plucks two scalpel blades out of the ground -- long things, an antique style meant to have a handle slid over the blunt end for use -- she stares at the gardener being led back from the field.
"What did you do?"
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It's a quiet response, and the young man was never so still since the Winchesters have seen him. He rolls his eyes upward again, gesturing toward the house.
"She did."
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