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"Welcome to Sunshine," says Juliet. "And to my front porch and whatever you do don't hit the light, it'll set Sherlock on fire."

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pythbox

"I'm going to look into buying this building tomorrow," he says. "Perhaps I can spin it to the Council as a handy training room. I'm hardly going to have you punching a bag in my library, after all."

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cross_and_bow

"Bags and demons have little in common anyway. Thanks," says Juliet.

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pythbox

"In the meantime," he says, looking around, "I don't think you'll have any trouble moving in."

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eversomuchfun

"Neither do I."

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cross_and_bow

"There's a reason abandoned buildings are called that," Juliet says, nodding sagely and putting her crucifix and messenger bag back on.

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pythbox

"Really? I thought they just assigned the label at random," Giles says innocently.

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cross_and_bow

"Nope. The term has a lengthy and noble history." She cleans imaginary glasses. "I can loan you seventeen books on the subject," she adds in a bad English accent, "but some of them are in Latin."

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pythbox

He snorts.

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eversomuchfun

"Your accent is fucking terrible," Sherlock informs her kindly.

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cross_and_bow

"Yes, I know. Out we go," she says, making for the door. "Oh, and as long as Shell Bell's still here tomorrow, she can teleport us to L.A., we won't have to go early and put you under a tarp after all."

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eversomuchfun

"How convenient."

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cross_and_bow

"Very." Strolling ensues.

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she_sells_seashells

So too do invisibility and flying.

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eversomuchfun

And handholding. That too.

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cross_and_bow

Yes indeed. "You didn't wind up kissing Tony in front of Giles," observes Juliet, when they're out of the Watcher's earshot.

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eversomuchfun

"Tony was busy," he says serenely.

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cross_and_bow

"How's Jarvis's installation coming along, anyway?"

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eversomuchfun

"First Tony must be satisfied that the house will not fall down," he says. "Then he will install the nonessentials and check them over. Then he will conjure and install the crucial hardware."