33 Apocalypse Avenue, Thursday Evening

[bitten_notshy]

Jack wasn't ready to say goodbye to Kaidan. He remained quite firmly opposed to this general trend of people leaving.

But if Kaidan was going to go fight purple blobby land jellyfish --or whatever he was up to -- he deserved a decent send-off. Which was why Jack had ordered several pizzas, laid in a few kegs of Canadian lager, and sent an email to everyone he could think of who might want one more chance to hang out with Kaidan.

A bad action movie played on the TV, though the sound was quite soft, and everything was ready for a low-key party.

[OOC: If you think you were invited, you were!]

Comments

Re: Movie Time [8/14]

[bitten_notshy]

"Yeah?" Jack asked, interested. "Think they'd like a wampyr? I forget other worlds have long-lived beings too."

Re: Movie Time [8/14]

[not_a_whiner]

"They get to be a thousand, at the very least," Kaidan shared. He shrugged lightly. "I talked to Liara a couple of times," he said. "She says her people have learned to embrace the time that they have with shorter-lived species. Like, it's the quality of the time that matters, not the quantity."

Re: Movie Time [8/14]

[bitten_notshy]

"That does sound less likely to lead to tears all around," Jack said. "I went into it figuring either I'd leave him or he'd leave me. But that didn't make it any easier when it happened. Maybe it does if your whole culture is used to it."

Re: Movie Time [8/14]

[not_a_whiner]

"Most of the asari I've met seemed pretty at peace with it," Kaidan said. "I don't know. I'm happy I'm not in that situation either way."

Re: Movie Time [8/14]

[bitten_notshy]

"Never say never," Jack said,trying to lighten the mood. "Maybe back home you'll meet some gorgeous asari and want her to mother your little blue children."

Re: Movie Time [8/14]

[not_a_whiner]

Kaidan let out a snort. "Maybe," he allowed. "If I ever have the time again to meet any."