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Afterimage [Closed to Scott Lang]
{OOC: Set right after this conversation.}
Jonas arrived in the Media Library first, from the looks of things. He had learned that Stacy did not particularly appreciate him doing too much scanning; and if Scott Lang had decided, for some reason, to shrink down and hide when he had been the one who wanted to talk...
Jonas shook his head to dismiss that particular train of thought. It was both stupid and unproductive. He moved to the nearest stall, again ignoring the broken one, and leaned against the wall next to it to wait.
Jonas arrived in the Media Library first, from the looks of things. He had learned that Stacy did not particularly appreciate him doing too much scanning; and if Scott Lang had decided, for some reason, to shrink down and hide when he had been the one who wanted to talk...
Jonas shook his head to dismiss that particular train of thought. It was both stupid and unproductive. He moved to the nearest stall, again ignoring the broken one, and leaned against the wall next to it to wait.
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Scott cleared his throat. "Hello, Jonas?"
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"[If I lived ten-thousand years and and fell in love a hundred times, you could add it all together and it still would not equal the feelings I had for your daughter,]" he answered instead.
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"[Indeed sir,]" he said. This talk did promise to be uncomfortable, but Cassie would have been heartbroken if Jonas had refused her father the information -- and it was not as if Jonas was not thinking about Cassie all the time anyway. "[Where would you like to start?]"
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"[Not as such, no,]" he said. "[A teammate of ours liked her cooking, but most of the team figured it was because he is half-Skrull.]"
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He chuckled. "In any case, she was inventive."
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"[She was,]" Jonas agreed. "[You are aware that she was pilfering Pym Particles from you, correct?]"
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Now, how precisely was he supposed to tell this man that he had died before his daughter's fifteenth birthday?
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"[She went up against some very impressive foes,]" he said. "[You would have been proud of her.]" And terrified for her, of course.
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"[She would have been happy to know that,]" he said softly.
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"[I rather think that my more-romantic love for her would have made viewing her as a sister "squicky",]" he replied dryly.