Next Day. Kenzi wakes up expecting to have her breakfast ready, and pills to take. She looks around like WTH. "KT? KT!" she yells. "What the hell is going on here?" she says as she sits up. She goes for her phone and sees a post-it next to it saying that breakfast is in the microwave, now she starts to feel all special inside. She goes to the microwave to heat it up, and on the microwave there's a post-it that reads, "Your drink is in the refrigerator, and pills on the counter." She heats up her food while looking inside the refrigerator. On the pitcher is another sticky note that reads "Drink Me there's alcohol." "Well alright," says Kenzi, happily grabbing it. "I don't know the deal about this scavenger hunt, but I'm having a good morning slash afternoon." She grabs the pitcher and her food and places them on the table. Then she goes back to get utensils, a glass, and pills. Now sitting down. "This is exactly what I needed," she says, as she begins eating, nodding her head from the taste. Then she frowns a peculiar frown and is now looking at the center of the table. The roses that didn't burn stand as a centerpiece in a vase. It has a sticky note on it too. It reads, "Gone with Bo. Lurve ya! -KT." Kenzi starts to become paranoid. "Oh, holy shit!" she says, shaking her head. "I'm gonna eat my breakfast though, and then I'll go back to holy shitting," she says, to herself.
Somewhere in a dimly lit room that looks like a basement cellar is a sweaty and disheveled Lauren and Crystal in chains. Lauren is trying to figure out what is going on when Crystal tells her that it's her fault that they're in there. "I was supposed to keep an eye on you," she says, appearing sickly. "I didn't know. They told me that no one would be hurt. I was stupid to believe them. I am so sorry."
Lauren is busy looking around the place, her chains are looser than a convict as she is able to walk and move her arms, while Crystal is sitting on the floor, her hands chained to some pipes. "I'm sorry but who is this they that you speak of?" asks Lauren.
Suddenly a voice speaks over an intercom, sounding like Ghostface on the phone from the "Scream" movies. "Well, hello there Lauren. It's been a while. Or is it, Karen?"
Lauren waves her hand at what looks to be a small lens. "Someone is watching us," she says, frowning. She speaks in its direction. "Well you have me now. What is it that you want from me?" asks Lauren. Crystal informs Lauren to look underneath the tarp that's next to her. Lauren doesn't want to look, stating how she's tired of them manipulating her. Then Crystal proceeds to confess to Lauren that she was forced to sleep with her in an effort to keep her around. Yet, after that occurred, she felt something between them, that she can't explain.
Lauren laughs. Not a funny laugh, but one of irony as a thought of Bo enters her mind. Crystal looks on in confusion. "You mean spy-banged," she says, to which makes Crystal look even more confused, not understanding what Lauren means by that statement. Lauren explains to her that she had to do the same thing once to someone else, someone that she cared for. She walks over to where Crystal is and leans her back against the wall. Then out of nowhere Lauren tells her a huge secret about her life. That she has one sibling, a brother, and that they were so close to each other that they could be twins. She believed that they were going to be that change in the world. Crystal thinks it to be sweet. And Lauren acknowledges that it was, until it became something else. She explains that they thought that they could heal the world by using pipe bombs to destroy pipelines. Lauren sighs a deep and regretful sigh as she explains that because of them eleven people lost their lives. Crystal asks her if she's a terrorist in disbelief. Lauren feels guilty because she thought that the place was empty, and that she not only hates herself, but what happened as well, explaining in a sorrowful voice. Crystal tries to console her by telling Lauren that it wasn't intentional, but Lauren disagrees because she's the one that made the bombs and entrusted her brother to use them wisely and it backfired. Crystal inquires about her brother, to which Lauren doesn't know his whereabouts or life status. She just left and didn't look back. That Karen stayed while Lauren never stopped running. Then she laughs an interesting laugh while informing Crystal that she has never told anyone about that, not even the people she was close to.
Then Ghostface interrupts the conversation via intercom. "How touching." It instructs Lauren to lift the tarp. Crystal looks on in terror while Lauren appears just tired. She does so, and it's some sort of metal container. She opens it and slides out a shelf. It appears to be some medical equipment. She picks up a vial of blood, inspecting it. Then Ghostface tells her that she has one hour to make a diagnosis on an Elder Fae's blood or Crystal will be killed. Crystal begins to cry. Lauren complies.
Later. Lauren finishes in less than an hour and informs Ghostface that the Elder has a type of spongiform encephalopathy due to ingesting his actual family members, causing him to go insane. Her prognosis is to stop feeding off his own kind. Then she becomes a bit infuriated stating that they didn't have to put her through all this just for something so simple that they could've figured it out themselves. Now she gives Ghostface demands. She will only treat the Elder if they let Crystal go seeing as she very soon will go into an anaphylactic shock, judging by the handcuffs and Crystal's symptoms that she has a nickel allergy. Then she uncuffs herself having picked the locks from the beginning. Stating in a mocking manner, that Ghostface's quasi-girlfriend Kenzi taught her how to do so. Now she wants to know if this is their idea of a half-witted audition because if so, she knows who they are, and beckons Hale to show himself. Suddenly the door slides open revealing that it isn't Hale behind this, but someone else.
At the Crack Shack. Several hours later. Kenzi is lying on the sofa asleep. A half empty bottle of wine next to her, and video game on pause. There's heavy knocking on the door, sounding as if whoever it is has been knocking for a while. Kenzi jumps up startled. "Damn, like the hell." Still knocking. "Okay I can hear you. The whole multiverse can hear you," she says, getting up. She walks towards the door. "What you forgot your keys now? And what the hell took yall so long," she says as she opens the door. "And…" she says, cutting herself off. "Oh, it's you?" she says, unenthused, walking back over to the sofa.
"Well hello to you too Kenzi," says Dyson as he comes inside. "What have you guys been up to?"
"Oh you know the ushe," says Kenzi, back to her game.
"It's quiet, usually there's something going on in here. Is Bo asleep?" he asks.
"Her phone is," says Kenzi, nonchalantly.
"What do you mean?" asks Dyson.
"She's not here Dyson, okay. And please for all that is holy, don't try to sniff her out."
"What do you mean she's not here? She's supposed to be laying low. And with the Una Mens, Kenzi how could you let her leave?!"
"Okay," she says, pausing the game. "Pump your brakes. Bo is a grown ass woman. I'm sure she had good reason. And how the hell was I supposed to stop her anyway?"
"You could have convinced her to stay. Now what if something happened to her?"
Kenzi sighs, irritatingly. "Like dude I already thought about that then…you know Bo, she can handle herself," she says, thinking like she has Tamsin with her, so she'll be fine.
"Against the Una-Mens? Do you just stay drunk or what?" he says, bitingly.
"You know you just be begging for someone to tap dance on your forehand. And yes I do. Just like I'm about to drink now, cuz you're starting to get on my nerves," she says, pouring her a glass. "And you gets none."
"This is serious Kenzi. They are near-omniscient. Do you know how dangerous that is?"
"Dude did you drink the Kool-Aid because you need to go back into hibernation or something? Me human. And why do you have your panties in a bunch on me? I'm not the one that's gone so back the hell up. And don't you think I know that?"
"Okay whatever Kenzi."
"Hey don't whatever me. Know that my game might be off due to past adventures in babysitting, but when it comes to my mouthpiece, you might be a boxer in the gym, but I am the motha-f-ing heavyweight. So have several seats before you end up in the nosebleed section. Petty Betty always killing a vibe."
"Guess you forgot about The Wanderer too. She can be gone again."
"Yeah Earth to Dyson, we re-mem-ber her, meaning she is still here," she says. She gups some of her drink.
"Why aren't you taking this seriously? She could be hurt or even worse. You of all people should care."
"That was the dumbest, nall you're just being a dick now. Don't you have something better to do than stay on Bo's jock? Yeah I said it. Damn Sprite, the thirst is real. Let me stop because my mojo-jojo can get lethal." She clears her throat in release. Anyway, I highly doubt she's hurt given the situation. Plus, they're like the X-Men, they can hold the line, trust me." She drinks some more. "Or maybe the Avengers, destroying armies, hmm…" she says as she thinks.
Dyson raises his eyebrow in confusion. "Why are you referring to her as they," he says. Then he looks over to the table and sees the roses placed in the center of it. "And what is flower girl doing?"
"Didn't think you'd pick up on that. You're going to get enough of that mouth of yours. And her name is KT better known as Tamsin and she's…" she says, being cut off, by the unlocking and opening of the door. "Guess you'll have your answers," she says, drinking some more. "I need to get something harder because I feel another shit-show coming on."
Bo walks in all smiles and laughing. Tamsin behind her doing the same while carrying a huge bag. "Well well, look who's finally home," says Kenzi.
"Hey Kenzi," says Bo, not noticing Dyson yet. "What have you been up to?"
"Nothing much. Just waiting for the story," replies Kenzi.
"Kenzi, you won't believe it. I had the most awesomest day ever," says Tamsin, sitting the bag down.
"It was fun," agrees Bo.
"And just where have you been?" says Dyson, sternly folding his arms.
"Oh Bo, I forgot to tell you, your dad's here?" says Kenzi.
Bo looks at him, and her expression completely changes. "I guess hellos aren't in order. And I already know what you're about to say, so save it until later and give me a moment. I literally just walked in," she says. Dyson stands pouty. "Thank you," says Bo.
"So kiddo, what was so awesome about today? And thanks for the notes," says Kenzi.
"Oh you're welcome," she says, going over to Kenzi, ignoring Dyson. "First it was like the weirdest thing, but every place we went to we didn't have to pay for anything."
"That tends to happen when a Succubus is around," says Kenzi, looking over to Bo, who shrugs. "What else dear?"
Tamsin is still in a jovial mood explains excitedly. "Well first we got milkshakes," she says.
"That's a classic," says Kenzi.
"And then we went laser tagging. I beat everyone there, well except Bo, and I forfeited because they wanted me to target Bo, so at least one of us won. Anyway, we passed a closed carnival that I wanted to go to, so we went to a pizza place and guess what? They let me make my own pizza."
"That sounds great," says Kenzi. "Bo is everyone still there, you know breathing?"
"Yes Kenzi. They're fine. The pizza was delicious though, way better than our deliveries," adds Bo.
Tamsin continues. "Then we went to a double-feature movie theater."
"Really?" says Kenzi, engulfed in the story now. "And what did you go see, and please don't embarrass me."
"Well first they played Sleeping Beauty," says Tamsin, being interrupted.
"I know we're not talking Disney again," says Kenzi, acting as if she's about to hurl. "Have you been paying attention at all?"
"In all fairness, I was more disturbed by that movie. I mean I know it's old, but how did it take me this long to see how dark and scary that was. Like how was that movie ever for kids anyway?" says Bo, looking a bit unsettled.
Kenzi sighs. "Please tell me about the other movie before I gag myself," she says.
"After that. We saw Slasher Face: The Exorcism of Redemption," responds Tamsin.
"No way. I mean that's more like it. And hey I wanted to see that. Forgot that it came out. Was it good? Wait don't tell me. I'll just watch it for free," says Kenzi.
"Um Sleeping Beauty was scarier. That other movie was disgusting, like was all the gore and bodily insides necessary," says Bo.
"Yes," says Kenzi. "That's the point."
"It was gross," says Bo. "Tell her about what happened after Tamsin."
"Oh yeah, after the movie, I think I made some friends," says Tamsin.
"Really?" says Kenzi, in surprise.
"Yeah, we all talked about the movie and the other ones before that. And after they gave me their usernames for an online video game to play with them," says Tamsin, still smiles.
"Wow. That's really great. Bo how you gonna upstage me like that?" says Kenzi. Bo shrugs a I didn't try to type of shrug. Kenzi sighs. "Anyway, I'm proud of you KT," she adds.
"That's not even the best part," says Tamsin.
"Wait, there's more? I mean yeah sure what's up?" says Kenzi.
"On the way back, the carnival was open, so I got to go there. And we got on like all the rides they had, except the Ferris wheel," says Tamsin.
"Is that right?" says Kenzi. Bo gives her a look. "No explanation needed."
"She didn't like it because she said it's too slow. Then we played the games, well mostly me, Bo just watched, well everyone did," says Tamsin, like now that I think about it.
"She had the crowd. She won so much, she started giving away her prizes," says Bo.
"Aww. That was thoughtful," says Kenzi, smiling.
"And we had some of their food. I didn't like the cotton candy, but the corndogs tasted okay with mustard," says Tamsin. Kenzi is drinking her drink. "Then we held hands," she says. Kenzi instantly spits out her drink. Dyson looks upset.
"Bo what the hell?" asks Kenzi.
"I'm with Kenzi," adds Dyson.
"What? I had on gloves," says Bo. Dyson and Kenzi looking at her like she's insane. "And it wasn't like that gutter heads."
"No everyone else was doing it. There were families and friends. I wanted to feel like a part of something too. So I asked if I could hold her hand like them," explains Tamsin. Now Kenzi looks a bit sad and understanding while Dyson looks the same and still upset.
"See. There's nothing wrong with being kind, so rewind," says Bo, going over to the cabinet to grab a bottle and a shot glass. It's been a long day for her, not that she didn't want to take Tamsin out of the house to explore, but because she is feeling a little tired.
"Okay, I get it, so what's in that huge garbage bag?" asks Kenzi.
"Oh those are the prizes I won for Bo," says Tamsin.
"I'm just gonna take this shot now," says Bo, to herself, drinking it. "And like I said she gave away a lot of prizes."
"I'll come back to that later, and like KT, you didn't bring me back anything?" says Kenzi.
"Did you look underneath your pillow like the sticky pad said?" asks Tamsin.
"Noted," says Kenzi. "And how come yall didn't invite me?"
"Probably because they wanted to be alone," says Dyson, under his breath.
"I heard that," says Bo, quietly to him. "You might want to turn on location because it looks like you took a wrong turn to an abandoned road."
Tamsin continuing her story, talking with Kenzi, "We were, but you were sleeping so hard, we didn't want to bother you," she explains.
Bo rolls her eyes at Dyson like in your face. Back to Kenzi. "I figured that you were just letting things still wear off you, you know from yesterday," says Bo.
"That is a very good point. And probably a good thing," says Kenzi.
"So is this story over now," says Dyson.
"Don't be rude," says Bo, her eyes flicker red then back to brown unknowingly. She gives Dyson a look, but I think his mind is on the unknowing one.
"Talk about green eggs and ham," says Kenzi. "Jelly much."
"I just thought it would be more," he says.
"Wrong road, and there isn't, so don't go there," says Bo, warning.
Kenzi ignores him. "So today was the best day you ever had?" asks Kenzi, feeling some kind of way.
"Kenzi?" says Bo, noticing.
"You make it sound as if I said something wrong. I had a great time and I was outside. And I did things that I haven't done before," says Tamsin, earnestly. "It made me feel like I existed," she says. Bo takes another shot.
"You don't feel like that?" asks Kenzi, with concern.
"Kenzi, I think what she's saying is that she got to experience something for herself to put it lightly," says Bo.
"Yeah," agrees Tamsin. "But if it makes you feel any better I had great days in this house too. Like when I first met you," she says. Everyone is looking at Tamsin in confusion.
"When you were a baby? Asking for clarification," says Kenzi. She laughs a bit. "I mean you never know right?" she adds.
"Yeah. You were talking to yourself a lot, and trying to come up with baby names which is why I agreed to Kira because I didn't like the other options."
Everyone is looking like a microphone just dropped on the floor. "You mean when you stopped crying, that was you agreeing?" says Kenzi, being a bit freaked out. Tamsin nods her head yes. "You can remember that?"
"Yes," says Tamsin.
"Oh. Hey there Bo, do you mind bringing me a medicinal of the brown kind," says Kenzi.
"Sure," says Bo. She looks over to Dyson. "I told you she would remember," she says, to him.
Bo brings over a bottle of liquor to Kenzi. "Well alrighty then. By the way KT, I don't know what was in that pitcher in the fridge, and I don't do mixed drinks unless I'm desperate, but it was some good stuff. Strong."
"Thanks," she says, to Kenzi with a nod. She looks at Bo. "And I want to thank you. For yesterday, and especially today," she says, with a smile. She extends her hand. Kenzi is looking like I don't know about that. Bo was about to do the same, except she was unexpectedly met with a hug.
"Oh, we're hugging," says Bo, surprised. "Okay I guess," she says. Bo returns the hug and just like that there's the fire.
Dyson stands up straight in a worried stature. "What the hell is that?!" he says.
"I knew it, I knew I knew it. I confirmed my hypothesis. Skin," says Kenzi. Dyson looks confused. "Well I'm about to go upstairs to see what my gift is, and I'll be back. You just stay where you are, and don't do anything unless you want to be burned to a crisp then ash. As if that won't happen anyway, man with no manners. Add on the memories and shits gonna get real."
"Very funny Kenzi," he says.
"I'm not laughing. You can keep being in denial, but we both know what she is capable of, even now," says Kenzi, walking off.
Dyson doesn't know what to do anyway, he just looks on in confusion.
Kenzi makes it to her pillow, and it reads "You can get those shoes and clothes that you wanted now." She looks under and sees five thousand dollars. "Aww. And five racks! Saweet. I mean what, and how? And like why should I even care how? Because I'm just gonna put this right on up somewhere," she says, placing it in a shoebox. Before she closes it, she sees small plastic cards taped to the side of it. Kenzi unwraps it and discover they are Identification cards/Driver's Licenses. They read, "Tonee Stark Soprano, Karah Danvers. Phoenix Grey, MOMO, Diana Wayne, Grr Argh, Nastasha Romanoffski, Ra's Alexandrovich." Kenzi has a huge smile on her face. "Aww fake ID's." Then the last one makes her heart stop for a second in shock, eyes watery. Driver's License, Kira T. Malikov. "She remembered," she says, with sniffs in-between. Kenzi places them back and goes back downstairs.
"Kenzi, what is this? And when does it stop?" Dyson asks, still watching them.
"Do I look like I know? And to be honest, I don't think anybody does. I just do what I can," responds Kenzi as she goes back to where she was before going upstairs. Now. She yells out to Tamsin. Dyson looks at her funny. "What? Let me do my thing," she says.
"So this happened before?"
"Um short memory much. Post Dawning. We all saw that. This is just a little different, don't know how different though because you can still die. And like you didn't then, don't mention it now. Capiche?" says Kenzi. She yells at Tamsin, who begins to wake out of her stupor. Bo does the same and the fire goes away. "My job here is done," says Kenzi.
"Well okay," says Bo, who pats Tamsin on the back. Then they let go of each other.
"Did you want me to take this bag upstairs, since I'm going to go up and bathe?" says Tamsin, to Bo.
"Sure, no problem," answers Bo.
Tamsin grabs the bag and is walking when she is stopped by Kenzi. "I just wanted to tell you thanks for my gift. I appreciate it," she says, nodding her head and smiling at Tamsin like a proud parent. "No questions asked." Tamsin nods her head and walks away.
Bo goes over and sits with Kenzi. "It's been a very long day. I was tired, but I'm cool now. So, what's been going on here and what was underneath the pillow," Bo asks.
"Oh you know same o'l same o'l. And under my pillow, well, a surprise from the tooth fairy," says Kenzi, now opening the liquor bottle. "That was nice what you did for Tamsin. I wish someone would have told me, but I really needed to sleep that shit off," she adds.
"You really did," nods Bo. "And no problem. I'm doing my best under known circumstances. But I just want you to know that I'm not trying to get in your way you know what I mean. You're like her mom, so…" she says, being interrupted.
"Bo it's cool. And I prefer big homie. And it takes a village right, and let's be honest, it's only a matter of time before it happens anyway. In a totally different way of course," says Kenzi.
"Awkward and uncomfortable. Um, thanks for the unnecessary words Kenzi. And I was trying to say that you both will still have that bond. She has remembered you since she was a baby," says Bo.
"I know right. And it's cool and kinda creepy at the same time. So glad I was a good guidance person," says Kenzi, drinking. "Ohh I can feel the burn. Good burn."
"Bo, you were reckless today," says Dyson, finally.
"And here we go," says Kenzi. "And I could have sworn that you were on mute."
"You leaving like that, when the Una Mens are after you. The Wanderer. What were you thinking?" he says.
"I was thinking I wanted to get out of the house. And I was thinking that Tamsin did too, more than I. And like I said, I'm not afraid of them okay. It's not like I was alone anyway," says Bo.
"Oh yes Tamsin. Good point," says Kenzi.
"Is she supposed to be your back up? Because she doesn't even know what she's doing," he says. "And let's not forget that you claim that she was the last person you saw before you were taken. And we know how that turned out," adds Dyson. Both Kenzi and Bo look at him flabbergasted.
"Asked no one by the way," says Kenzi.
"That's low Dyson," says Bo, disappointed in him.
"Which part?" he asks, mockingly.
"Watch yourself. You don't want Geraldine," says Kenzi. "And Ziggy will be on your head top."
"Not that I would allow her to fight my battles, but I wouldn't go as far as comparisons," says Bo.
"Why not? I want to hear some low blows," says Kenzi. "Like turn into a wolf biting at smoke, see shots fired. And you asked for that."
"I don't want to go tit-for-tat Dyson. I left the house okay and it's done. No harm no foul. And besides Tamsin was in here like she was in Guantanamo Bay. She needed some fresh air. And no offense to you Kenzi because you're doing a great job, but I wanted her to have a fun child-like experience before she grows up. I don't see the harm in that," responds Bo.
"The harm is what I aforementioned Bo. And Trick would tell you the same thing," says Dyson.
"I wouldn't know. Haven't seen or heard from him," she says, with slight irritation. "And what about Lauren? Have you heard anything, or are you too busy checking up on me," says Bo.
"Oh all of a sudden you care about Lauren?" he says, smugly.
"Dude, what the hell? Like we both do. Are you off your rocker?" says Kenzi.
"Sure doesn't seem that way," he says.
"Think what you want Dyson. I don't care anymore," says Bo as a matter of fact. "And I've been here for two days, yall forgot about me remember, not her."
"Hey I'm not the one with the badge and resources. I was just trying to survive out here," notes Kenzi.
"Well for your information, I have been looking for her."
"Doesn't seem that way to me," Bo retorts.
"Could have saved time by just saying that, he either likes to hear himself talk, or likes to be bitchy. Hey both, final answer," says Kenzi.
"Watch it," he says, giving Kenzi a look.
"Watch what bits and gravy? Because you're testing the waters and I'm all for the view," says Kenzi.
"Anyway, Lauren is very smart. And it's in her best interest to stay where she is too since she's a fugitive. She left the Light and can turn humans into Fae hybrids."
"Right?" says Bo. "And she saved you," she adds. Dyson doesn't know what to say.
"Well this is lame ergo Dyson. I'm going to order me a pizza. Everyone can't get gourmet," says Kenzi, dialing the number. "And yall could've brought me one back, just saying."
"I agree, plus exhausting. And no, it would've been cold Kenzi. And yes we eat cold pizza, but you already know how she is when she cooks," says Bo. Kenzi doesn't know and wears the expression. "Okay, never mind."
"Yes, it is I, and you already know," says Kenzi, speaking with person on the phone as she places her order.
Bo sighs. "Dyson, why did you come over today? Or do you just love to argue and pick?"
"To check on you like I said I would," he answers. "And will continue to do until it's safe."
"If this is going to be an everyday thing then you need to change your attitude, or stay home," says Bo. "Because you're stressing me out."
Kenzi done with phone jumps in. "Yeah and because you kill buzzes. Now are you going to go back to being you, well a lesser asshole or what? Because if petty had a name."
"I'll do what I can," he says.
"Alright asshole it is, now come over here and drink with us," says Kenzi. Dyson grabs a glass and goes over to sofa, sitting. Kenzi slides him the bottle. "Pour your own troubles," she says.
Thirty minutes later. Everyone is calm and cool. Just having random conversations. "So dude, did Bo make you ever feel high?"
"High like what?" asks Dyson.
"Kenzi, what kind of question is that?" says Bo.
"A very good one. Because…" says Kenzi, looking over her shoulder. Everyone else is waiting on her response. "Um Bo-Bo, shit just hit the fan, you're about to have some serious trouble."
Dyson inhales and exhales as if he is releasing tension. "Shocker," he says, mockingly.
"Why? What's up?" says Bo. Then she looks up. "Oh, and…and. This is happening why?" she says, looking strained like I can't take this anymore. "It's like the universe has it out for me."
Kenzi nods while thinking about smoke, trains, memories, exes, anomalies. "Yeah I can see it now and in so many ways. Dang Bo."
"Well my mood has somehow shifted," says Dyson.
"It's not the retrograde, it's Mercury in bitter rising," says Kenzi.
Tamsin has returned older, her being her old height, a younger version of herself, no longer a teenager, but somewhere in the twenties, no older than twenty-three. "Sorry, I didn't have any clothes to fit, so I had to make up something," she says, to Kenzi. She has on some cut up shorts seemingly done by herself and tank top that is smaller revealing her mid abdomen that is slim and trim due to her new growth.
"And her voice," adds Kenzi. "We've found Victoria's Secret everyone. It's a good thing you had fun as a teeny because that's over. Anyway, we'll go shopping okay."
Tamsin nods her head. "Thanks I think. I feel so exposed."
"Well, you look good. And the hair, it's giving blonde collegiate Sailor Mars, all sleek and lustrous. I should have put you in hair commercials while I had the chance," says Kenzi. "Wait, what am I talking about I still can. No wait, Fae rules and being low-key and all, but see I can bypass all that, and…" she stops herself. Clears her throat. "What was I saying? Oh yeah, and KT slash Tamsin, you're fine. You should see what this one wears, speaking of which, my bad, I am caught off guard with the fit in general. It's giving a little sorority for me vibes, and me sorority, not so good memories. Long story. But I think Bo has something that you can wear at least until we go shopping tomorrow."
Tamsin looks at Bo, who isn't talking, but wants to look away. "Oh I'm fine," says Bo.
"What?" asks Kenzi, confused.
"I mean she's fine, I mean it's fine, we're all fine," says Bo, not apparently knowing what to say.
"Bo," says Kenzi. Bo's eyes turn blue. "Bo?"
"What? I could find something, but I don't see a problem with what she's wearing," says Bo. "It's all women that live here anyway."
"One would think that," says Kenzi, quietly, peering over to Dyson, who gives her a whatever look.
"That makes feel better. Thanks," says Tamsin, with a smile. "Your eyes. I only saw them do that once."
"Do what?" says Bo.
"Blue glow sticks Bo," says Kenzi.
"I didn't know Kenzi," says Bo, eyes still glowing.
"Turn them off," says Kenzi.
"I'm trying to," says Bo, seriously.
"Why, I like them like that," says Tamsin.
"Oh thanks. Sometimes they do that, apparently on their own," says Bo. She looks over Kenzi.
"Well either way brown or blue, both are nice. You should keep them on though, reminds of a cool and beautiful character from an anime or out of a comic book," she says. Bo unknowingly smiles.
"This alcohol doesn't taste right," says Dyson, who goes ignored.
"Does it taste bitter because mine is just fine. Well let me get my last picture before full cloning," says Kenzi, getting her phone, snapping a shot. "And Bo…" she says, cut off.
"I know, and Kenzi, don't be a you-know-what. I'm going to go upstairs. A long bath is in order," says Bo, getting up, "I've been outside and all."
"Guess, it's late and about that time. I'll ask questions tomorrow," says Dyson. Tamsin looks irritated by his last statement.
"Asked no one," says Kenzi.
Dyson gets up and takes another shot. "Goodnight ladies. And don't do anything I wouldn't do."
"Do you always gotta be…never mind, word vomit," says Bo.
"He does. And if it were yo…" says Kenzi, being cut off.
"Don't even go there," says Bo, like eww.
"What, it's true. Not even including all the women that he," she says, being cut off again.
"Okay Kenzi," says Dyson. "On that note see you tomorrow," he says as he exits.
"Later you two," says Bo, going upstairs. They all wave.
"Well it's just me and you kiddo. And that is a term that I can use because I'm older or at least I think I am. It's an endearment thingy. Anyway, want to play a videogame with me?"
"No thank you. I think I'm going to get on the computer now," says Tamsin, walking towards it.
"Well at least she's still polite," says Kenzi. She un-pauses the game and continues to play.