Amber Lynne's posts

"I know." Vicki said.

"I... I'm just happy no one got hurt." She added after a moment or two as Alic just headed off.

"I'mma go read!" She called before vanishign inside the house.

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Alice was silent before getting to her feet.

"... good. I don't wanna deal with the questions." She commented.

"Same." Vicki agreed.

"Let's go." She then said after the pair reached Vincent.

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"Hey dad." Vicki said after a moment or two. Alice was sitting a good distance away from her, which was odd.

"Careful... I'm cold." She added, to explain why her sister was keeping her distance.

"... taking us home?"

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"Nothing with Alice so far." He was told honestly.

"However, she's fielding a million and five questions as well." She added.

"So if you want to take both of them, that is perfectly all right. And they should be in their classroom." She continued.

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"The worst is that when it hit the floor, it shattered, and some kids were hit with the pieces. No one was harmed, but they're kids, and didn't like it."She told him honestly.

"But yes, speaking to her would likely be a good idea."She continued. "Since there is most certainly reason to now. We don't want there to be an actual issue that crops up at all." she agreed with a nod.

"However, I think it might be good for her to head home. The other kids are either scared of her, or won't leave her alone. She's the first to show mana in her class."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"Greetings, Vincent." The woman said.

"As I said over the phone, there is no trouble going to be befall either of your girls. However, little Victoria did cause a bit of a ruckus earlier in gym." She told him honestly.

"Howso?" Vincent asked, his voice curious, and also a bit concerned.

"She froze the dodgeball when she caught it, and threw it before she realised it."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"Done deal. I'll catch ya later, Evan. " Blair said simply before giving him a hug. After he was gone, Blair just made his way back into the office.

"All right. Let'sg et this done." He said with a chuckle.

"Because yeah, I got nothing in the way now."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"Not at all." Blair said.

"Just... lemme poke my head out and let Evan know that I'm gonna take a bit." He then said.

"Sound good?" He asked. Once he agreed, the blonde got to his feet and did just that. He stepped out, let Evan know things were ok, he got the job, and he was going to do the initial paperwork, meaning he'd be busy for a little bit.

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Blair just chuckled lightly.

"Not gonna lie, when I inititally saw her she freaked me out." He admitted after a moment or two.

"I've seen worse and weirder though." he added. "Just... took a second to get past the initial shock."

"Anyway, I'd love to accept. If only just because honestly? I do it on the side, but I would absolutely enjoy doing what I can officially. Better materials, and thus better quality." He said.

"Thank you, so much."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"Sure, if you wanna." Blair answered.

"We'll do food after." He added after a moment. "Most likely he just ... wants to touch base after the whole thing with Anya." he added after a few seconds.

"So... let's go." Was the last thing said before they turned and headed off toward Sharp's office, neither of them entirely sure what it was taht was to come next. Blair knew one thing, this was likely a make or break meeting, and he hoped it was good.

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"I think he's headed off to talk with Dr. Kiczys." Anya answered.

"Something about grabbing a bite to eat and then heading home if there was no need for him to hang around." She added after a few seconds.

"So... if not in the medwing area, then likely the cafeteria."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"And gay." Anya commented with a laugh.

"Don't worry, I know." She added. "He's cute though." She paused a moment, seeming to think about it all before shrugging.

"anyway, good to know he'll be hanging around. Seems like a good kid, and damn the genuine interest instead of fear regarding, well, me, was refreshing."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

"Chatty and candid." Anya answered honestly.

"And by that, I mean that he was very chatty, inquisitive, and told it like it was." She added.

"was refreshing hearing from someone that the previous glamour - what he could tell from the remnants on these before - was shit."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫

Anya was silent for a moment before holding her hand out. Lemme put them on and we'll find out."[/b] She commented, and he handed them back.

She slid them onto her face, and he was able to watch as her features shifted slightly. Her fangs were gone, as were her extra eyes. The two that remained were just a rather pale blue, almost like the white rings she naturally had. Which was definitely better than before. Previously, her eyes had looked off, the sclera was darker than it should have been. However, with these ones, it seemed fine, perfectly normal.

"Seems pretty solid, from my position."

♫They say it's not the kids, the parents are the problem // Then if you taught the kids to parent that's the problem solved then!♫