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The summer had been quite hectic for Clearbrook’s gardener, yet in the best possible way. Marcus had been as dedicated to his gardening job as ever but the young man had also taken a summer course. Initially keen on taking more than one, a single class was all he could manage so his work wouldn’t be neglected. Juggling his time between both activities had been a bit of a feat, but one he was proud to have accomplished. Of course, as an unregistered student, the Welshman wasn’t allowed to take exams and didn’t receive any sort of certification that validated he had taken the course. The had learned new things and the knowledge was stored in his brain. That was what mattered the most to him.
As the summer vacations were soon to come to an end and with the class having ended a week ago, Marcus was fully devoted to his gardening again. He was carrying a large bag with some of the fallen leaves he’d picked up to take to the trash when he came across a familiar face. The fae couldn’t help but smile a little at the sight of the kitsune. “Welcome back” he greeted her warmly, setting the large plastic bag on the ground for a moment.
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Allison wrapped her robes a little more around her as she walked, careful to keep it at least at mid-calf or higher to avoid any mud she might kick up from hitting it. She was looking down to be careful where she stepped as he spoke about his potential study plans for the summer, but her head quickly turned to look at him when he mentioned actually going to classes. Even if he was unregistered, and couldn’t be tested, it still was exciting news to hear. And a major step for him, she knew that more than anything. Rarely was she ever surprised by someone’s choices, but her surprise at his words was evident as her lips parted suddenly and then started to turn up into a small smile “That’s great,” she said softly, though the words almost didn’t need to be said. “What courses were you thinking of taking?”
She turned her attention forward just in time to notice a large puddle in her path and quickly side-stepped, bumping into Marcus as she did so. “Sorry,” she muttered quickly, brushing her dampened hair back as she glanced back at the large puddle. “Corenna doesn’t want me to get anything on my robes.”
The fae still didn’t know if his plan to start studying this summer would actually pan out. Perhaps the administration would not allow an unregistered student, a gardener, attend classes like that. Even if it didn’t work out, it was a step forward anyway. At last he had made the choice to quit self-sabotaging and stop using his circumstances as an excuse to keep stalling. He could continue to learn and prepare himself if he truly wanted. The kitsune had showed him that. “I’ll have to check what courses I can take that adjust to my work schedule, but I saw there was one about water supply and water quality management. That one interests me” the Welshman explained with a smile of his own, please to be sharing this news with the person that inspired him to take that step.
“Careful there” the man mentioned with a soft chuckle as Allison bumped into him, his hand immediately moving up to take hold of her arm to keep her from losing balance. It was reflex motion, one he didn’t think about. What he did think about was when his hand stayed there, gently wrapped around her arm. They were not walking anymore and Marcus wasn’t even sure which one of the two stopped first. The rain was pouring over them but it was easily forgotten, it wasn’t even a nuisance of any kind to keep feeling the droplets all over his skin and further drenching his clothes. Without a word, his fingers slid up Allison’s arm, caressing her skin with tenderness, with reverence even. In a single motion he was revealing much more to her than he had ever said with words.
The fae took a step forward, standing closer to her than he ever had in full control of his actions, with no potions altering his behavior in any way. He was always so respectful of her personal space, maintaining an appropriate distance, but this time something was different. There was a reason, a purpose, why he had taken that step closer to her. So his free hand slid to the back of her neck and Marcus ended that small gap between them, kissing her.
You’ll regret not kissing her a lot more than you’ll regret kissing her.
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Allison hesitated for a moment before nodding at Marcus’s suggestion, pulling her robes around her a little more on her way out of the apartment. She hardly ever minded being out in the rain, and the coolness of it was almost a bit of a welcome relief, but she didn’t want her dress getting ruined if she could help her. Corenna had been the one to buy it for her, and she’d feel bad showing up only to have it soaked through. Looking up and down the street, she tried to impress the image as much as she could into her mind, trying not to focus on how much she would admittedly miss it while she was away. Nowhere had ever felt like home quite as much as Clearbrook and Lothering, a fact she always felt a little guilty about when she knew the Carrows wished she would come home more. Three months hadn’t seemed so long when she agreed to go home for the summer, but it suddenly seemed like a very long time.
Looking back toward Marcus, she tilted her head to the side just a little. “No umbrella still?” she inquired, starting to walk in the direction of the castle. She knew it was one of those things that was often forgotten until the need for it arose, but it still struck her interest that he didn’t have one. Turning her attention to her feet, she was careful to step around areas where puddles of water and mud were already forming. “Are your plans for the summer still mostly just working?”
The streets of Lothering were mostly deserted. People had already gone to seek refuge from the storm inside their homes and those few that were still out were running to do so. The two of them were the only ones who mainted a rather tranquil pace, enjoying the rain rather than rebuff it. The question caused the man to chuckle for a moment and he glanced to the side to look at her. “No umbrella still” he confirmed. He had been meaning to get one but there had been bigger priorities on his mind “Besides, it’s easier to get work done with just a raincoat than holding an umbrella”.
With the mention of the umbrella he couldn’t help but think back of the last time they spoke of such an item. His thoughts weren’t focused on the umbrella, of course, but the events that surrounded that particular conversation. Such thoughts were forced out of his mind when Allison asked him about his plans and his mind had to refocus on that. “Yes, for the most part. But I’ve been thinking about what you said, though”. The kitsune had been very supportive about the idea of him getting back to study. He didn’t have enough money to pay tuition but that didn’t necessarily have to be an impediment to keep learning “If I have the time, I thought of maybe taking a class or two. I’d be unregistered of course, but if the administration has nothing against it I could be there, just listening to the class”.
Allison looked toward the open window, breathing in a bit more deeply that usual to catch the scent of a storm in the air. She knew that the few droplets of water on the window were an indication that people would soon be scattering from the streets and her foster parents would probably try to find a way to contact her to insist they start to get going soon. After all that she’d told them about the area, about the supernatural world in general, she could assume that even a simple thunderstorm in a place like this might scare them. She was still staring out the window when he closed it, eyes trained on the dark clouds as a faint flash of lightning brightened the sky. A small, comfortable smile formed on her face at the sight, finding it to be an all too fitting end to her undergraduate studies at Clearbrook. She knew her foster parents would likely fall asleep on the train ride home, but she couldn’t imagine doing anything but quietly looking out the window and watching the storm as it raged ahead. Sometimes she considered watching storms to be her own personal form of meditation, the only thing that always helped her feel a bit less burdened, a bit more at home wherever she was.
Realizing suddenly that she’d probably been staring out at the sky for a little too long, she turned to Marcus again and the smile turned wry for a moment before she let it fade again. “I should get going,” she admitted quietly. “My foster parents are probably waiting.” She tucked a strand of hair behind her ear and gave a small nod. “Have a nice summer, Marcus.”
His attention went back to the kitsune when she spoke. He nodded after her words, accepting the fact that she had to leave already in spite of how short a visit this had been. That didn’t feel right for the fae, though. That they would just say goodbye to each other like this. It was likely that they would text each other over the summer, but still. This brief encounter wasn’t enough to bid farewell to someone he cared about as much as he did with Allison. “I’ll walk you back to the academy” the Welshman said with a light smile. He didn’t phrase it as a question on purpose to prevent getting a ‘no’. He wanted those extra minutes of walking her back.
He went to grab the set of keys he left on the nightstand and slipped them into the pocket of his jeans. Then he just led the girl out of his apartment. He would have grabbed an umbrella but as was made clear the day of the opposites potion, he didn’t own one. It didn’t worry him, though, even if it was starting to rain already. As for Allison, he suspected a thunder kitsune wouldn’t mind the storm.

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Her lips curved into a frown for a few moments when he revealed he hadn’t been able to attend. Even if it probably was boring for a lot of people to sit through, there was a certain emotional energy about any graduation ceremony that made it intriguing. Allison had found herself watching a lot of her classmates to see their reactions throughout the speeches and receiving diplomas. It was very strange to see so many new kind of responses that she might not have expected from some people that she’d seen in the halls for the past few years.
“Not really, the speeches were decent,” she began to explain with a small shrug. They were decent, nothing overly spectacular and just as motivating and with just as many cliché quotes as was to be expected. “Everything went smoothly.” She left out that she’d gotten highest honors for her degrees, not really feeling it was necessary to mention it. Plenty of other people had gotten it. “The most you missed was everyone trying not to accidentally photobomb each other afterward.”
A small smile stayed on his lips as the girl explained how things went in the event. It may not have been anything extraordinary, but it would have meant something for Marcus to have been there for her. It wasn’t the graduation itself he cared about, after all, it was her.
The gardener laughed at little at the mention of the accidental photobombing. “I’m really glad it went well”. Such an event could get tedious with all the protocol, but a college graduation was still an important moment in people’s lives. It made him happy to know Allison had gotten hers and that things went smoothly.
The loud sound of thunder made him turn to his open window. He headed in that direction only to see the the first droplets of rain had begun to fall. “Looks like a big storm is coming” he mentioned as he looked up to the dark grey clouds and closed the window. He usually liked to leave it open despite the rain, but not when such a big thunderstorm seemed to about to start.
She waited patiently to be buzzed up, glancing up when she heard a faint clap of thunder. The dark clouds that were coming in overhead were moving at a speed too fast to be a natural occurrence, but it wasn’t that surprising to her. A number of thunder kitsune graduated, and it wouldn’t be all that odd for one to think that a thunderstorm was the perfect celebration. Or they just wanted to show off one last time. A bit of a chill breeze came by just as the door unlocked and she quickly came inside, glad to be greeted by warmth again.
She started up the stairs, smiling a little when she found the door open and Marcus waiting for her. “Thank you,” she murmured, still a little on autopilot as she responded to the words she’d heard constantly throughout the day. “Did you make it to the ceremony?”
He wished he could have attended the graduation ceremony and it showed in the way he looked at her before he shook his head “No, I couldn’t go. There were no tickets left”. He probably should have asked earlier to secure his spot in the event. But he was glad Allison had decided to come to say goodbye, appreciating that she’d thought of coming to see him before leaving for the summer.
“So how was it? Did I miss much?” the gardener asked with a soft smile as he stepped aside, letting her into the apartment.
The graduation ceremony was just what was expected - traditional and nothing particularly exciting about it. They read off names and honors and people filed by in robes and there were hugs and pictures taken after and then it was time to go. Allison honestly went through most of it feeling a bit like she was on auto-pilot, even with the picture taking. It was strange, to be leaving Clearbrook even for just a few months. When she returned, it’d be different. She wouldn’t live on campus, with her housemates, and she’d be taking much more advanced courses in just one area. It almost seemed unreal. While Aryn and Corenna helped to pack up the remainder of her things and get them to the train, Allison went into Lothering to say a quick final good-bye to Carter and Ryan if she could find them. On her way back to the Academy, she passed by the street that led to Marcus’s and decided to make a quick turn. They still had plenty of time before the train left, and Corenna and Aryn loved just walking around Lothering to witness all that was there. With an assigned guide, of course.
When she got to the apartment, she hit the button to buzz up to Marcus, waiting for his response to come. “It’s Allison,” she said. “I just came to say good-bye.”
Hearing it was the kitsune was a pleasant surprise. He knew today had been the graduation which unfortunately he wasn’t able to attend. He figured he wouldn’t see much of her on this day given the ceremony and the fact that her parents had come to town. It was to be expected her time would be spent with them and probably celebrating the momentous event.
Marcus buzzed her in and went ahead to open the door for when she got upstairs, waiting for her by the door. A warm smile appeared on his lips at the sight of the girl “Congratulations, Allison” was the first thing he said to her, glad that she’d graduated, that this stage of her life had come to an end and she would go on with her graduate studies.
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The fae had just gotten back from the academy after his day of work and a short training session of boxing. Marcus took a shower, put some laundry in the washing machine and arranged some things in his apartment to keep it clean and organized. It was a quiet evening as most, spent on his own. Hence his mild puzzlement when he heard the buzzer, he was expecting no visits. “Yes?” he asked as he pressed the button, wondering who it was downstairs.
She nodded and smiled a little. She really only had Corenna and Aryn coming to the ceremony, during a brief time period when the ward on humans would be lifted for people’s parents coming to the graduation. Assuming no one else would want to come who didn’t already have a way in, she’d given away her extra tickets and suddenly regretted that she hadn’t kept at least one or two just in case. “Just a few hours,” she admitted. “I’ve been boxing and sending a lot back home.”
Feeling a hand on his shoulder, the gardener turned around to see professor Linden in full Indiana Jones getup. The bender apologized for interrupting and asked Marcus to come with him, help out with a group of troublesome students. The fae looked around and didn’t see other faculty members around, most likely they were taking care of other things around at the party. Being the available one was probably the only reason Linden came to him and perhaps also because of his size and build. He could help him stop a brawl if it was necessary. “Sorry, I have to go” the fae said to Allison with an apologetic smile, a small one that faded as quickly as it appeared on his lips. “If you want any help with packing or moving around boxes, let me know” he offered before he disappeared into the crowd, following Linden.

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Pressing her lips together a little, she listened, unsure if it could be as simple as someone who worked at the school asking for a ticket for it to actually happen. She nodded, folding her arms behind her back as she looked up at him. “The ceremonies are a bit boring, anyway,” she admitted, but then again, speeches and calling off names wasn’t exactly exciting. “If you didn’t go, you wouldn’t miss much.”
Marcus wasn’t even sure when the graduation ceremony would be, but he figured he still had time to see if anything could be done to be able to attend. “Maybe so, but if it’s possible, I’d like to go anyway” the gardener reassured her with a light smile. A question crossed his mind, and now was as good as any other time to ask it “And will you be leaving soon after graduation? Or are you planning on spending some time here before leaving?”.