Mia Smoak (
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Entry tags:
- alice earp,
- allison argent,
- au bobby singer,
- bonnie bennett,
- buffy summers,
- caroline forbes,
- cooper sullivan,
- damian jericho,
- danny brighton,
- david gainor,
- davina claire,
- dean winchester,
- doc holliday,
- earth 2 laurel lance,
- evelyn sullivan,
- ezra adin-gainor,
- freya mikaelson,
- guest star,
- isaac lahey,
- jacqueline melroux,
- julian connors,
- kieran connors,
- kol mikaelson,
- lizzie saltzman,
- lydia martin,
- mary winchester,
- maxim melroux,
- melanie hamilton,
- mia smoak,
- michael sullivan,
- oliver queen,
- rebekah mikaelson,
- rhett butler,
- ryan atwood,
- sam winchester,
- scarlett o'hara,
- scott mccall,
- stefan salvatore,
- william queen,
- wynonna earp,
- ❦ cooper/william,
- ❦ damian/katherine,
- ❦ danny/lizzie,
- ❦ dean/elena,
- ❦ doc/rebekah,
- ❦ ezra/david,
- ❦ isaac/bonnie,
- ❦ kol/kieran,
- ❦ michael/evelyn,
- ❦ oliver/e2 laurel,
- ❦ ryan/caroline,
- ❦ sam/allison
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He doesn't ask about the something stupid, just steps back as William leads the small group into the foyer.
"Dad, we're --"
Already assembled, and with Mia. He narrows his eyes sending that silent 'what did you say' sibling look along. He holds the door open wider. )
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It's not as though he didn't know that this was the case. He and William covered his parents long ago, and he knew that William was the son of Oliver Queen. But it's one thing to know it and it's another to stare the Green Arrow in the face.
Maybe this was a mistake. Maybe he should have gone to a motel. Why is he way more intimidating just standing there in his mafia mansion than in any picture he's seen of him in green leather in the paper?
Probably because Cooper has been doing things with his son and he has no idea what Mia has told him in advance. In fact, Mia is particularly unhelpful, because she just shrugs back at her brother's look and says: "I'm gonna go find Laurel."
And with that, she's gone. Thanks, Mia.
He's just going to keep his mouth shut. That seems like the smart thing to do. Except Cooper's impulse control does not always keep up with his intelligence so what comes first is:]
Hi.
[Then he shuts his mouth. Good job, Coop, you've drawn attention to yourself. He's going to die.]
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William just looks between his boyfriend and his father and back to Cooper. )
Dad, this is Cooper. And his father, Michael, and his friend Mickey.
( Mickey's a long story, one that will also be addressed, but he's not about to out Mickey as a vampire. Or, should he?
Oliver just smiles, giving as good as he gets.
"Hi." But, after he very subtly (so subtly) mocks Cooper, he remembers the manners his mother instilled in him. "Welcome. I've heard nothing about any of you --" )
Laurel - knew.
( "But, my wife has. It's nice to meet you all."
Oliver steps forward to shake Michael's hand, father-to-father. )
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Michael shakes his hand firmly, before glancing up at the rest of the house. "Thanks for having us. Promise we'll try and stay out of your hair." Michael isn't intending to stay long - he doesn't think he say the same for his son. He just needs to see how the landscape has landed in the wake of everything else.
Coop just nods, trying not to seem too intimidated, but how can you not?]
You have a very nice house.
[Yep, that still sounds dumb, good job.]
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Because, the house, guys.
"Thank you," he says again. "It's been passed down through our family. Moira, my mother, kept it up better than I do when she wasn't working or thinking I was dead for five years. We don't usually live here full time."
But does that sound pretentious? )
Yeah, I mostly grew up in the apartment - well, after my mom - when I came to live with Oliver and with Felicity.
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[Yeah, that's probably still not the right angle to take.]
But it's nice to meet you, sir. And what my dad said. Thanks for having us.
[And please invite Mickey in in an unsuspicious way so that they don't have to ...
And just before he can finish that thought, Laurel appears behind them and frowns. "Are you just going to hold them hostage in the entryway? Come in, everyone. You probably want to shower off the road."]
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( was he supposed to bring them into the living room? )
It's nice to meet all of you. Maybe Laurel can lead you all to the rooms you'll be staying in. We thought maybe we'd order in a late lunch. Does that suit everyone?
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[Sullivan nods as he shifts his grip on his bag.]
Lead the way.
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While Laurel leads everyone up the stairs, Oliver hangs back, seeing if Mia is still downstairs. If she's her father's daughter, she's probably taking a sip from his glass.
Upstairs, William and Cooper are dropped off by his childhood bedroom. High ceilings and nerdery. His old desktop is still sitting at his desk, too.
William slings his bag down onto the bed, looking into his private bathroom with a smirk. He's not being 100% serious, but, he's also being serious, Cooper.
"We could conserve water. Shower together." )
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It still makes her smile.
When she senses her father approaching, she doesn't look away right away.]
This place never changes. Not really.
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It does. I don't keep it up as well as your grandmother did. We still hire out for that.
( He stops in front of a picture of a younger Mia and William. )
I like this one, you were - just graduating high school.
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Feels like that was forever ago.
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( Compared to their lives now, to her life, and her brothers. )
How was it traveling with the hunters?
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[She glances over to him with a shrug.]
I think we should be getting a bit of a break, though. Be able to lay low and catch our breath.
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( She knows how much he likes having his kids close. Before Mystic Falls, it had been months since he'd seen them. )
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Believe it or not, I've missed it. I liked the castle, but it didn't really feel like home.
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Then I'm lucky you still feel like this is home.
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I am an environmentalist. Gotta save the turtles and all that.
[And considering they haven't really had any serious alone time since ... he can't really remember, it's probably long overdue.]
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It'd be the first time anything happened here for me -- without just me. You know, I was joking at first, but I think we should. Late lunch means we can be - leisurely.
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I love being leisurely. No reason we shouldn't take our time.
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After everything, once they're drying off and William moves to his bag to start to unpack and find something to change into, he lets himself breathe. )
I can't believe you're really here. You agreed to come and stay with my family. This is happening.
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[A beat as he fishes out a clean pair of pants.]
Part of me thinks I don't really belong in a place like this.
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( She always fit in, or she did. )
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Seems like you fit in well enough to me.
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( It doesn't mean he feels like it. He did like it, able to charm anyone when he wanted to, but it was never where he belonged. He hasn't found that, yet. Maybe it's with Cooper. )
Mia was always good at it, knew what it was supposed to mean by being a Queen. She was born into it, I... ( Moved into it. ) Well, I survived. ( He leans in closer, smiling. He's okay. This is okay. ) And now you're here. And your... dad. And Mickey.
( He moves away, back to his bag to find underwear. )
Do I need to be worried about him? Mickey?
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