[Ha ha ha ha. Maybe he did say Scott's name; he hears it so often that it doesn't particularly weird that Peter would know it. Maybe Derek said it on the phone, and Peter just overheard. Chris is thinking, sort of wearily, about how Malia might be with Scot, and how she might just.
Well. In a long day of feeling sort of sorry for Peter, he would just feel even more sorry for him, in that instance. ] You're about to find out that the life of a solitary hunter is incredibly boring, Peter. You might even be relieved if he looks at you with his big puppy dog eyes and you end up part of his ragtag group of think later teens.
[Mentally, he's rounding back onto what he might usually do, in this odd circumstance and his normal circumstances, and thinks, sort of blandly, that maybe he could go for a run before he settles into anything too sit-down heavy like, googling time travel??? and looking at his cover business's profit margins.] What exactly did you used to do, when you were [a sort of vague hand wave towards Peter's whole everything,] This age? I'm not cruel enough to keep you cooped up, staring out the window. Yet.
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[Ha ha ha ha. Maybe he did say Scott's name; he hears it so often that it doesn't particularly weird that Peter would know it. Maybe Derek said it on the phone, and Peter just overheard. Chris is thinking, sort of wearily, about how Malia might be with Scot, and how she might just.
Well. In a long day of feeling sort of sorry for Peter, he would just feel even more sorry for him, in that instance. ] You're about to find out that the life of a solitary hunter is incredibly boring, Peter. You might even be relieved if he looks at you with his big puppy dog eyes and you end up part of his ragtag group of think later teens.
[Mentally, he's rounding back onto what he might usually do, in this odd circumstance and his normal circumstances, and thinks, sort of blandly, that maybe he could go for a run before he settles into anything too sit-down heavy like, googling time travel??? and looking at his cover business's profit margins.] What exactly did you used to do, when you were [a sort of vague hand wave towards Peter's whole everything,] This age? I'm not cruel enough to keep you cooped up, staring out the window. Yet.