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[Closed] Day(care) Dreamers
Your name is Dave Strider. Usually you'd start this by saying how cool you are, but that's not actually true. You aren't actually all that cool nor do you actually care. You're old enough to have graduated college but you never went. You just can't really do this people thing, which is why it's so surprising as to how you got your job. You're a daycare worker at some place in the richer area of the city. Kids love you. You have no idea why. It's really weird, but you're not going to try and make a big deal out of it. You get paid well after all. Even though it's your main income, you actually do fairly well with your website. You DJ and you release original music on it and it makes pretty good money. Enough that if you ever lost your job, it would still support you.
You kind of grew up as this really tall, skinny shit. It's your damn metabolism and the only reason you aren't as skinny as you are is because your Bro made sure of it and you actually work out when you have time. That doesn't help with you being paler than any Twilight vampire and being assaulted by freckles. Also your hair kind of freaks people out or everyone thinks you dye it or something. Whatever.
It so happens that you're waiting for the last kid to get picked up. You're still trying to figure out how on Earth Rose somehow became a mom, but whatever. Apparently someone else is picking the kid up today and he's waiting for that person to do so. Seriously, it would be nice if they weren't so late.
You kind of grew up as this really tall, skinny shit. It's your damn metabolism and the only reason you aren't as skinny as you are is because your Bro made sure of it and you actually work out when you have time. That doesn't help with you being paler than any Twilight vampire and being assaulted by freckles. Also your hair kind of freaks people out or everyone thinks you dye it or something. Whatever.
It so happens that you're waiting for the last kid to get picked up. You're still trying to figure out how on Earth Rose somehow became a mom, but whatever. Apparently someone else is picking the kid up today and he's waiting for that person to do so. Seriously, it would be nice if they weren't so late.
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I don't know what to do. I'm partially still getting rid of a headache, I'm starving, and the pizza wait is going to be the longest wait of our lives.
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[Dave is being vague and he's going to turn his back to John.]
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What do you mean by that?
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[Dave is keeping his back turned to you.]
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That didn't sound like nothing.
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[Not that he seems to want to talk about anything in general.
But Dave is snuggling up against John, if that makes it any better.]
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[At least he isn't being shoved away. They have t-minus twenty minutes to pizza and they can just cuddle right here until then.]
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[He's not talking about anything right now. They've done enough talking for one night. He's so done with talking.]
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[John is kind of curled to Dave again. Man, the pizza man could take his time. He doesn't want to get up anymore.]
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You don't have to sleep in the other room. [It came out more like a mumble.]
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[He answers just as quietly. Partly because he doesn't want to stir the other anymore, and partly because he is listening for the doorbell. He cranes his neck a little and places a kiss on the back of Dave's head.]
I think I'd like that.
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[His voice falters a little. This is kind of a huge deal. He hasn't really considered something like this in awhile.]
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We can rearrange the other room into a place to do music. Like a studio if we wanted.
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We don't really need to rush figuring out what to do with the room
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[John has wandered off to his room to get his wallet and go to the door. Those pizza and wings with added bonus of free coke have been obtained.]
Dave, it's on the table.
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When Dave does get to the kitchen, John goes to retrieve glasses for them to drink the coke.]
We finally made it out of bed. We are winners.
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Shut up. We could easily get out of bed if we had too. Obviously we didn't. [Dave really sucks at getting out of bed. How he gets up for his daycare job is a feat in itself.]
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Right. We just stayed in bed all day. It was pretty great.
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Can't do that everyday though.
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[He takes a slice of pizza, showing down. John is a fatty so he just takes some of those delicious hotwings too.]
For calling out today I have to close tomorrow. Which is pretty lame, but I'm used to that.
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I rather work later than earlier. I don't know how people can wake up so early on a daily basis. This shit is fucking tiring.
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Four to nine isn't so bad either. That's when my department closes anyways. Getting up early is not something I enjoy doing.
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It's a load of shit and the children are all devils. I don't know how they can be so energetic in the morning. I'm telling you, they suck the energy out of people. That's how they never stop having energy and why we're always tired when dealing with them.
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The children really do love you though. I don't think they want another worker taking care of them. You do let them put bows in your hair, and occasionally do your makeup.
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