Joshua Donovan (
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Early August 2012: The Warehouse/Annapolis, MD
It's a fairly boring day in the Warehouse. Joshua is on his laptop working on some paperwork, and Helena is finishing up a couple case reports at a table.
It's probably just about time for something to happen.
It's probably just about time for something to happen.
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"Huh. We got something in Annapolis, looks like."
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Helena's attention is piqued, but she doesn't actually get up.
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By itself that's not so weird, but it pinged. She just reports what the computer says.
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She's keeping HG away from the ovoid until she finds a home for the damn shawl, and Claudia begged out so that someone could trawl for pings.
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Helena perks up with a grin. It's been a while since she was actually out on a case.
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(And defuse Artie if he grumps about HG going on a case. Lady's gotta get out of the Warehouse every now and then, right? Right.)
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"I'll get some case files ready for ya and run 'em over when they're done. You figure out the transit, though."
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Have we mentioned lately that her brother is a bit of a Strong Female Character?
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With that, they're off, back to the B&B, packing for, well, a couple days. Joshua always thinks that it's better to overpack for a ping than underpack. You never know what you'll end up needing.
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When they're on the plane, Helena's a bit less tense than the last time they flew together, for reasons that can't simply be attributed to not facing a Regent meeting that determines her future at their destination.
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However, after the third time the guy has tried to talk to Joshua about what he does (the man seems to be some sort of business man who is over-proud of himself), Joshua finally notices Helena's zen.
"Hey, you're usually much more nervous than this." At least if he's talking to her, he won't start having his own problems.
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"I..." He shakes his head. "I'll be alright."
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Joshua pauses, closing his eyes for a moment. "It's... well, nonsense residue."
The guy next to him is a bit nosy, so he's trying to be a bit cagy in his responses.
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She nods. "We can discuss it later, if you'd like."
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"It's... it's not a big deal."
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Oh, would she ever.
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