A/N- Well, here we go again!!! Finally, Spring Break has arrived, so
between term paper and the horrible THE PROJECT, we found two seconds to
update! Yay! Anyway, I realize now that I forgot to check the reviews
lately, so thanx to anyone who has reviewed. Also, if you asked a question
in one of your latest reviews, please ask it again and sorry I didn't
answer it this time. This is from Phoebe's POV. Thanx again to all, and I
hope you enjoy!
Jen/Sammy/Mandie
The cookies were good, and the conversation was even better. Piper and I hadn't seen Grams for a long time, and there was a lot of catching up to do. We sat around the living room laughing and talking for about an hour before the ringing phone interrupted. I walked over and answered it with a cheery, "Hello!"
"Phoebe? It's Cole." My heart leapt at the sound of his voice.
"Hey Cole, what's up?"
"Just wanted to see what you were doing, thought you might want to go see a movie or something." With a heavy heart I declined his offer, explaining that tomorrow would be better. He sounded disappointed, but said he understood and we said goodbye. I hung up and made my way over to the couch, realizing just before I collapsed onto the couch that one of Paige's pillows was in my way.
As I hit the pillow, I gasped and closed my eyes. In my mind's eye, in subdued black and white, I saw Paige enter the living room, mom trailing behind. Obviously distracted, Paige tripped over the edge of the rug and sprawled onto the floor. As suddenly as it came the picture faded, and I opened my eyes to see Grams and Piper gaping at me. It was then I realized that I was laughing.
"What's so funny?" Piper asked, her forehead furrowed in obvious confusion.
"Uh, nothing, just a funny mental picture." As I finished my sentence, the front door opened and closed, and Mom's voice floated in to us.
".Actually thought he was a very nice boy."
Paige entered the living room, Mom right behind her. Surprised by Mom's words, Paige wasn't paying attention to where she was going. Her foot caught the edge of the rug and she sprawled onto the floor. Grams and Piper laughed, and even Paige gave a little chuckle as she climbed to her feet. I couldn't bring myself to laugh. Hadn't I just.
"Well, Paige and I spent the afternoon with Tony." Mom stated. "He was very polite, and he even paid for everything. I think." Mom paused, then asked "Phoebe, what's wrong?" She had obviously seen the stunned look on my face.
"N-nothing, mom," I managed to stammer out. "Just a little deja-vu."
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Jen/Sammy/Mandie
The cookies were good, and the conversation was even better. Piper and I hadn't seen Grams for a long time, and there was a lot of catching up to do. We sat around the living room laughing and talking for about an hour before the ringing phone interrupted. I walked over and answered it with a cheery, "Hello!"
"Phoebe? It's Cole." My heart leapt at the sound of his voice.
"Hey Cole, what's up?"
"Just wanted to see what you were doing, thought you might want to go see a movie or something." With a heavy heart I declined his offer, explaining that tomorrow would be better. He sounded disappointed, but said he understood and we said goodbye. I hung up and made my way over to the couch, realizing just before I collapsed onto the couch that one of Paige's pillows was in my way.
As I hit the pillow, I gasped and closed my eyes. In my mind's eye, in subdued black and white, I saw Paige enter the living room, mom trailing behind. Obviously distracted, Paige tripped over the edge of the rug and sprawled onto the floor. As suddenly as it came the picture faded, and I opened my eyes to see Grams and Piper gaping at me. It was then I realized that I was laughing.
"What's so funny?" Piper asked, her forehead furrowed in obvious confusion.
"Uh, nothing, just a funny mental picture." As I finished my sentence, the front door opened and closed, and Mom's voice floated in to us.
".Actually thought he was a very nice boy."
Paige entered the living room, Mom right behind her. Surprised by Mom's words, Paige wasn't paying attention to where she was going. Her foot caught the edge of the rug and she sprawled onto the floor. Grams and Piper laughed, and even Paige gave a little chuckle as she climbed to her feet. I couldn't bring myself to laugh. Hadn't I just.
"Well, Paige and I spent the afternoon with Tony." Mom stated. "He was very polite, and he even paid for everything. I think." Mom paused, then asked "Phoebe, what's wrong?" She had obviously seen the stunned look on my face.
"N-nothing, mom," I managed to stammer out. "Just a little deja-vu."
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