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Unwanted Ch 6
Faye woke up early the next morning. She hadn't slept well all that night; the very idea of calling them haunted her every last thought. She didn't want to have to call them but she knew that she had to if she wanted them to leave her alone she had to. Truth be told, she didn't want them to leave her alone, she missed Jet and his horrible cooking, she missed Spike and his stupid gestures and his rash way of thinking and getting into trouble and then out of it. She missed Ed's constant babbling, but most of all se missed having a family. Jet was like a father to her, the one person that cared enough about her to take care of her is she got hurt or sick. Spike was like her older brother, always getting her out of the whole that she had dug herself into and constantly bickering with her. Ed was like the annoying little sister, the one that you could depend on to be able to talk to yet also the most stupid acting one. Everyone went here they wanted to when they wanted to but every once in a while one of them would have to knock some since into the other one to that one alive. This was a very dysfunctional family, but it was hers.
She got up and walked gloomily to the kitchen to get breakfast started. She had just about gotten it finished when Lavender walked in rubbing her eyes. "Good morning sweetie, how did you sleep?' She asked putting breakfast on the table. She sat down and motioned for her to sit down.
"Fine, thank you." She replied looking at the bacon, eggs, and sausage.
They ate breakfast in silence and after they were done Faye looked across the table at her. "Lavender, where do you live?" She asked very seriously.
She looked at he ground, "My parents died when I was five and I went to live with my aunt and uncle but they were mean to me and didn't feed me much so I left and now I live on the street." She said never looking at Faye.
Faye looked at her with sorrow for she had grown quite attached to this girl. "Do you like it here?" She asked kindly.
"Yes ma'am, I love it!"
"Well then, if you want to you can come and stay with me. Like I've said before, it is such a big house and it gets so lonely some times."
Lavender' eyes lit up with happiness, "Would I ever!" she cried completely forgetting to be polite.
"Well then I guess that we had better go shopping so we can get you some new clothes."
They got up from the table and left the house to get Lavender's new wardrobe.
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After Faye and Lavender bought some clothes Faye had to go to work. (a/n: she woke up early enough to be able to go shopping and not be late for work.) She told Lavender to stay in the house and not to answer the door or the phone for anyone except her. She left her with plenty of food and he TV and went of to work.
She went to work and took the elevator to the 18th floor. She went to the corner office in the back and unlocked the door. Looking around her windows that made up the inside wall of her office and the view through them she couldn't help but think how much better her was then when she was on the Bebop. She sat down on her large leather chair and looked at the phone. She knew she had to do it, so she picked up the phone. Fingers trembling, she dialed the number for the Bebop. The phone rang through the earpiece and there was a click and a hello. Her voce quaked as she replied, "Hey Jet."
"Faye? Is that you?" jet asked.
"Yeah Jet, it's me. I know what you're thinking, 'Oh great, she's gone and gotten herself kidnapped again or she's going to beg to be able to come back.' But, I'm not."
"Are you alright? Where have you been? You should have been back months ago."
"Yeah, that's why I called. I just wanted to say I'm sorry for tying you up earlier."
"No problem, I deserved it. Hey you're going to have to teach me how to do that sometime."
"Ya got it. I just wanted to apologize and tell you that I'm doing great and I don't need anyone to come back to get me. I've already ran into Spike once and I don't want to again. Please tell him NOT to look for me. I'm in a great house and now I have this little girl named Lavender living with me."
"Wow Faye, I guess that you really have made something out of yourself haven't you?"
"Yeah I guess so, I have really changed Jet. But I have to say it, I miss you Ed and the bebop, I really do."
"Yeah Faye, we all miss you too. Even Spike believe it or not. He acts like his only goal in life is to look for you and find cleave ways to hide that he is doing it. Well I have to go, my dinner is burning and Ed is about to break my arm trying to get to the phone she wants to talk to you so badly."
Faye laughed, "Alright Jet, put her on."
"Bye Faye. Please, don't go so long without talking to me again ok? Call and let us know how you're doing. Ok?"
"Alright, bye Jet."
"Faye-Faye, Ed here!" The little red-head called through the phone.
"Hey, Ed."
"Faye-Faye, why did you leave Ed?" She asked sadly.
"Awe Ed, I didn't mean to leave you. I left Spi.
"Hey Faye." Spike's sad voice interrupted hers over the receiver.
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Unwanted Ch 6
Faye woke up early the next morning. She hadn't slept well all that night; the very idea of calling them haunted her every last thought. She didn't want to have to call them but she knew that she had to if she wanted them to leave her alone she had to. Truth be told, she didn't want them to leave her alone, she missed Jet and his horrible cooking, she missed Spike and his stupid gestures and his rash way of thinking and getting into trouble and then out of it. She missed Ed's constant babbling, but most of all se missed having a family. Jet was like a father to her, the one person that cared enough about her to take care of her is she got hurt or sick. Spike was like her older brother, always getting her out of the whole that she had dug herself into and constantly bickering with her. Ed was like the annoying little sister, the one that you could depend on to be able to talk to yet also the most stupid acting one. Everyone went here they wanted to when they wanted to but every once in a while one of them would have to knock some since into the other one to that one alive. This was a very dysfunctional family, but it was hers.
She got up and walked gloomily to the kitchen to get breakfast started. She had just about gotten it finished when Lavender walked in rubbing her eyes. "Good morning sweetie, how did you sleep?' She asked putting breakfast on the table. She sat down and motioned for her to sit down.
"Fine, thank you." She replied looking at the bacon, eggs, and sausage.
They ate breakfast in silence and after they were done Faye looked across the table at her. "Lavender, where do you live?" She asked very seriously.
She looked at he ground, "My parents died when I was five and I went to live with my aunt and uncle but they were mean to me and didn't feed me much so I left and now I live on the street." She said never looking at Faye.
Faye looked at her with sorrow for she had grown quite attached to this girl. "Do you like it here?" She asked kindly.
"Yes ma'am, I love it!"
"Well then, if you want to you can come and stay with me. Like I've said before, it is such a big house and it gets so lonely some times."
Lavender' eyes lit up with happiness, "Would I ever!" she cried completely forgetting to be polite.
"Well then I guess that we had better go shopping so we can get you some new clothes."
They got up from the table and left the house to get Lavender's new wardrobe.
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After Faye and Lavender bought some clothes Faye had to go to work. (a/n: she woke up early enough to be able to go shopping and not be late for work.) She told Lavender to stay in the house and not to answer the door or the phone for anyone except her. She left her with plenty of food and he TV and went of to work.
She went to work and took the elevator to the 18th floor. She went to the corner office in the back and unlocked the door. Looking around her windows that made up the inside wall of her office and the view through them she couldn't help but think how much better her was then when she was on the Bebop. She sat down on her large leather chair and looked at the phone. She knew she had to do it, so she picked up the phone. Fingers trembling, she dialed the number for the Bebop. The phone rang through the earpiece and there was a click and a hello. Her voce quaked as she replied, "Hey Jet."
"Faye? Is that you?" jet asked.
"Yeah Jet, it's me. I know what you're thinking, 'Oh great, she's gone and gotten herself kidnapped again or she's going to beg to be able to come back.' But, I'm not."
"Are you alright? Where have you been? You should have been back months ago."
"Yeah, that's why I called. I just wanted to say I'm sorry for tying you up earlier."
"No problem, I deserved it. Hey you're going to have to teach me how to do that sometime."
"Ya got it. I just wanted to apologize and tell you that I'm doing great and I don't need anyone to come back to get me. I've already ran into Spike once and I don't want to again. Please tell him NOT to look for me. I'm in a great house and now I have this little girl named Lavender living with me."
"Wow Faye, I guess that you really have made something out of yourself haven't you?"
"Yeah I guess so, I have really changed Jet. But I have to say it, I miss you Ed and the bebop, I really do."
"Yeah Faye, we all miss you too. Even Spike believe it or not. He acts like his only goal in life is to look for you and find cleave ways to hide that he is doing it. Well I have to go, my dinner is burning and Ed is about to break my arm trying to get to the phone she wants to talk to you so badly."
Faye laughed, "Alright Jet, put her on."
"Bye Faye. Please, don't go so long without talking to me again ok? Call and let us know how you're doing. Ok?"
"Alright, bye Jet."
"Faye-Faye, Ed here!" The little red-head called through the phone.
"Hey, Ed."
"Faye-Faye, why did you leave Ed?" She asked sadly.
"Awe Ed, I didn't mean to leave you. I left Spi.
"Hey Faye." Spike's sad voice interrupted hers over the receiver.