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Birthday Party for Laura/X-23
It's a pretty low-key party, all things considered, and not significantly different than the one Parker or Meg would have thrown in a dorm room for a friend at home, not-exactly-traditional menu not withstanding.
There's music, low enough to talk over (and maybe with a little more folk in the mix than one expects to find a party). Balloons and streamers in purple and blue and red. A place to leave presents. People to meet or catch up with.
And, most importantly, a chance to wish X-23 (or Laura) a very happy birthday.
There's music, low enough to talk over (and maybe with a little more folk in the mix than one expects to find a party). Balloons and streamers in purple and blue and red. A place to leave presents. People to meet or catch up with.
And, most importantly, a chance to wish X-23 (or Laura) a very happy birthday.
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For many, many reasons.
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"Are there holidays you do like?"
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"Dean and I spent it with Mrs. Reynolds this year. She's a great cook."
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A slight pause (and a show of thought), and then Meg adds, cheerfully, "Of course, you probably celebrated on the wrong day."
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"Depends on who you ask."
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"And probably makes you one of the people who celebrates Thanksgiving in the wrong month, too."
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"I suspect that in the grand scheme of things, the date is a lot less important than the celebration, anyway."
Case in point: Laura's birthday.