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spamalot } { hey it's good to be back home again
Cora: So you're saying he's not really going to be able to figure that out until we figure out where we stand?
Derek: I think he doesn't know what he wants right now beyond keeping that little girl safe. He needs to get that first before he's probably going to even think about himself.
Cora: [sighs softly] I'll do whatever he wants me to ...
Lydia: No. You aren't listening. As the resident crazy person, I'm making an executive decision. [she huffs and leans back against the seat] We're staying with your mother. And you and Stiles can deal with this like the theoretical adults that you are.
Derek: Thank you for being a voice of reason, Lydia. [looking at her in the rear view] And you're not a crazy person.
Cora: [is making a face but doesn't argue]
Lydia: You're not the one who had a mental breakdown and needed to leave Boston.
Derek: No, but at least you didn't a near death experience that drove you across the country for your own safety.
Lydia: That's self-preservation, not insanity. I had a screaming fit and was hearing voices in the middle of the commons.
Derek: Did they are least tell you how pretty you look today? [trying to make her feel a bit better]
Lydia: [a small smile at that, before turning her eyes out to the window] Well, it's certainly intersting to be home.
Derek: It's nice to have you home. [looks at his sister] You too, pup.
Cora: [glances back at him with a small smile] Any other surprises I should know about?
Derek: His daughter doesn't know what we are yet. But she's only three.
Cora: [she nods] So ex-nay on the erewolf-way.
Derek: Pretty much. [thinks] Oh, and Peter is Malia and Isaac's pet dog. [such a smirk]
Cora: [a sharp laugh] And he let her?
Derek: He was in coyote form at the time, and Dina is three. Pretty sure he didn't have a choice in the matter.
Cora: [she laughs harder] Poor Peter.
Derek: Dina and Ryan fell asleep on him. Mom has pictures. He couldn't shift out for almost two days [is laughing too hard]
Cora: [is laughing so hard she can't breathe] I'm sure he was very happy with that.
Derek: I think he secretly was, but we didn't see him for a day after.
Cora: Are he and Nadia still ... ?
Derek: I don't think Nadia's going to leave him because he became a pet for 48 hours.
Cora: No, but I think he might have been in it for the belly rubs.
Derek: [nope, back to laughing too hard]
Cora: [grins as her eyes turn back to the window again. She's missed this, being home with her family. It's good to be back]
Derek: I think he doesn't know what he wants right now beyond keeping that little girl safe. He needs to get that first before he's probably going to even think about himself.
Cora: [sighs softly] I'll do whatever he wants me to ...
Lydia: No. You aren't listening. As the resident crazy person, I'm making an executive decision. [she huffs and leans back against the seat] We're staying with your mother. And you and Stiles can deal with this like the theoretical adults that you are.
Derek: Thank you for being a voice of reason, Lydia. [looking at her in the rear view] And you're not a crazy person.
Cora: [is making a face but doesn't argue]
Lydia: You're not the one who had a mental breakdown and needed to leave Boston.
Derek: No, but at least you didn't a near death experience that drove you across the country for your own safety.
Lydia: That's self-preservation, not insanity. I had a screaming fit and was hearing voices in the middle of the commons.
Derek: Did they are least tell you how pretty you look today? [trying to make her feel a bit better]
Lydia: [a small smile at that, before turning her eyes out to the window] Well, it's certainly intersting to be home.
Derek: It's nice to have you home. [looks at his sister] You too, pup.
Cora: [glances back at him with a small smile] Any other surprises I should know about?
Derek: His daughter doesn't know what we are yet. But she's only three.
Cora: [she nods] So ex-nay on the erewolf-way.
Derek: Pretty much. [thinks] Oh, and Peter is Malia and Isaac's pet dog. [such a smirk]
Cora: [a sharp laugh] And he let her?
Derek: He was in coyote form at the time, and Dina is three. Pretty sure he didn't have a choice in the matter.
Cora: [she laughs harder] Poor Peter.
Derek: Dina and Ryan fell asleep on him. Mom has pictures. He couldn't shift out for almost two days [is laughing too hard]
Cora: [is laughing so hard she can't breathe] I'm sure he was very happy with that.
Derek: I think he secretly was, but we didn't see him for a day after.
Cora: Are he and Nadia still ... ?
Derek: I don't think Nadia's going to leave him because he became a pet for 48 hours.
Cora: No, but I think he might have been in it for the belly rubs.
Derek: [nope, back to laughing too hard]
Cora: [grins as her eyes turn back to the window again. She's missed this, being home with her family. It's good to be back]

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Ryan perks up from his seat on the porch as well, bouncing on his heels and waiting for his turn. "Aunt Cora, Aunt Cora."
Lydia smirks at him as she makes her way closer. "What am I, chopped liver?" He turns and his eyes light up, before throwing his arms around her legs.
"Hi, Aunt Lydia."
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She's wearing her tutu with leggings and t-shirt with a rainbow cat on it.
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She takes another tentative step closer and gives her a wave.
"Hi. You must be Dina. My name's Cora, I'm Talia's daughter."
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Haru laughed. "Thor's a boy. You can't be Thor."
Kichi punched her brother. "She can be whatever she wants to be when she is a grown up. Mommy says girls can do everything boys can do, remember?"
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Apparently some things Stiles taught her when they were together still rubbed off.
"I bet you'll make an awesome Thor."
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In all the best ways.
"Is your dad here? I haven't seen him in a really long time." And more importantly, she isn't sure if he wants to see her, but Dina probably wouldn't know that.
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Haru and Kichi slid away and were back on the porch coloring again.
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She sighs softly, before glancing over to Ryan, who was standing there very patiently, rocking back and forth on his heels waiting for his turn. "Alright, Ryan, get over here before you explode."
And with that, he launches himself at her with a grin, throwing his arms around her neck. She hugs him back tightly. "Dina, Aunt Cora reads the best stories." He glances back at his cousin with a grin. "She makes noises and does voices and stuff."
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The little girl then looked at Lydia. "You have very red hair."
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A less notable one than Cora, she's sure, but still a friend all the same.
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The front door opened and Stiles walked out onto the porch. He had on a purple hoodie, helping shadow the bruises on his face. It wasn't zipped up, and one arm wasn't through the sleeve and in the sling under it instead. "Actually, I'm right here, baby." He looked at Cora a moment with a small, sad smile, and then Lydia. "I thought I heard voiced out here."
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"I'd hug you, but I have a feeling that might be painful." She settles for a kiss on the cheek inside, moving closer and pushing up on her toes as she does. "How're you doing?"
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Cora grimaces a bit at that, not because of her being sedated but just because of how it sounded. "She was worried about having an ... episode on the plane. We decided against getting arrested."
Lydia gives a bit of a shrug, almost as though to say "it happens." "Is everyone here?"
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Dina knew the adults wanted to talk from habit and went to take Ryan's hand. "Let's go color more," she told her cousin and led him back over to the others.
Stiles smiled at the kids, then moved to sit down slowly on the porch bench. "Most of them are. It's not five yet, but I think my dad's been trying to make sure there are at least four Hales in the house at all times."
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"I have a knack," Cora chimes in slowly. She lets her hands rub against her thighs for a moment, trying to figure out how to say it before glancing up at him again. "Circumstances aside, it's good to see you."
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He watched them a moment, then looked up at Cora. He was guarded in his eyes, the look of someone who's been hurt a lot in his life - which his body currently matched. But there was more of a sadness there, and loss. "It's good to see you too," he said after a moment, "I'm only going to be here until the divorce is finalized. Malia's boss got it expedited after the attack, so I shouldn't be in the way for long."
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And it's okay if it's not too.
"You're not in the way." It's stated quickly. Emphatically. Maybe a little too quickly, but after going so long without having him around, she's not exactly anxious to get rid of him. "I mean, I doubt my mom minds. She always liked having a full house."
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"I'm sure sleeping on the couch will be an excellent motivator."
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"I know you two love to sublimate whatever frustration you're feeling towards each other into a fight about something as petty and useless as where people are going to sleep, so that you avoid fighting about what you actually want to fight about - which, for the record, is each other - but if we could not do it in front of the young, impressionable children, that would be great."
She glances between them, letting them know that they may have started this particular squabble, but she's ending it before it turns into a screaming match. Cora looks away at the accusation, a slight huff in her shoulders, but doesn't say whatever she was going to say.
"Now. Stiles, if you're so insistent, You can move in with Dina, I'll take Derek's room, and Cora can sleep in her own bed. Everyone wins."
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