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			The two boys looked at one another but smiled nervously.. following Morgan.. "Perhaps.." John said as he and James would follow the male
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</blockquote><br/>"Perhaps?" Morgan queried, raising an eyebrow at their nervous smiles.  "What is it?  Don't tell me your some crazy pair of end-of-the-world conspiracy theorists, are ya?  I suppose it would explain the way you've been presented so far.  You do have that 'sheltered' thing going on, I'll say that much.  So what's the deal, you're father think the cold war was gonna kill us all and built a bomb shelter like in that movie?"<br/><br/><blockquote class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch" data-attributes="" data-quote="kikora" data-source="">
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			Teyha reluctantly nodded, and led Leon forward. Bradyn walked in and left the door open for them as he went to get her parents. Teyha frowned and paused for a moment before motioning for Leon to follow her inside. "My parents wont talk to you out here, so please take a seat."<br/>
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Teyha winced slightly as the sharp voice cut through the quiet, followed by loud grumbling as her parents were forced to wake up in the early hour.<br/>
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"Yeah... She snuck out her window, and I went to follow her." Came Bradyn's voice next, growing slightly louder as he led their parents down the hall. "She walked into the construction site, I think she was trying to run away..." She couldn't quite hear what her mother said, but she certainly sounded mad, "Mhm, she was spreading that lie again to some guy she met out there... Mhm... He seemed concerned, so I brought him back."<br/>
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Teyha shifted, and gave Leon a worried glance, unsure how he'd handle the situation.
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</blockquote><br/>Morgan paid careful attention to maintain his neutral expression, not letting his distaste for Bradyn's lies, the response, or Teyha's insecurities color his disposition.  Instead, he simply flashed a reassuring smile at Teyha and sat himself down.  "If you're parents consider themselves respectable adults, then they must be able to listen to all sides of any discussion.  Any less would make a person look languid and leave openings for miscommunication.  In a job such as theirs, in which your personal security requires understanding your surroundings, to not do so is to invite disaster.  That is but one of the reasons why I said it was perfect that they serve the justice system.  There are more, but I'll mention them some other time."<br/><br/>What Morgan didn't tell her was that his previous position under God wasn't too different, and that past experience has taught him to ensure that both sides have been heard out, for better or worse.  It was a dark memory, and certainly not one that he would like to bother her by recounting.<i>No, that is a tale I'd only mention when utterly necessary...</i>he thought, his eyes fading off into the past for but a second before returning to reality.