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REAL WORLD: PART THREE Homeward Bound ... - Whoa is (Not)

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“Excuse me, but do you know where I can find th<strong>is</strong> person named Jemma” Ted asked the guy behind the<br />

counter.<br />

The eyes of the guy behind the counter narrowed slightly. “Why’re you looking for her” he asked.<br />

“I’m supposed to pass her something.”<br />

The guy behind the counter briefly scrutin<strong>is</strong>ed the teen, then apparently came to the conclusion that Ted<br />

looked harmless enough. He wasn’t too sure about Neo, but as the latter seemed only half awake, he<br />

decided that there was no immediate danger at hand.<br />

“Zeran!” he called out, and a young teenager of non-ex<strong>is</strong>tent gender chocked on aer coftea.<br />

Coftea <strong>is</strong> basically a mix of coffee and tea, a drink that <strong>is</strong>, for good reason, not commercially available. It<br />

was because of th<strong>is</strong> that Zeran had opted instead to purchase both drinks and a large empty pitcher so ae<br />

could mix it up aemself, a venture into the culinary field that ae was increasingly beginning to regret.<br />

“Yeah” Zeran asked.<br />

“These two fellas are looking for your mother. Say they have to pass something to her. Take care of ‘em,<br />

will ya”<br />

“Sure,” Zeran said. Ae stared mournfully at aer coftea, on one hand thinking that it had been completely not<br />

worth the three hours and twenty minutes ae’d paid for its components, but on the other hand rejoicing<br />

inwardly at the fact that ae now had an excuse to not fin<strong>is</strong>h drinking it.<br />

Sighing inwardly, Zeran got up from aer chair.<br />

“Are you going to fin<strong>is</strong>h that” Ted asked, pointing at the coftea.<br />

“Nah. Should never have made it in the first place.”<br />

Ted’s face brightened. “Can I have it”<br />

Zeran ra<strong>is</strong>ed an eyebrow. “Sure.”<br />

Ted grinned, took a gulp of the drink, and ungrinned.<br />

The coftea laughed silently at the teen’s reaction and stuck a figurative tongue out at him.<br />

“You’re looking for my mother” Zeran asked redundantly as the three of them went out of the café.<br />

“Yeah.”<br />

The walk took a while, but they soon arrived at the farm. Zeran pushed the gate open and kicked a churkey<br />

out of the way.<br />

“Wardrobe malfunction,” said the churkey in a suspiciously Elv<strong>is</strong> Presley -like voice.<br />

“Mom” Zeran called out. “Some guys are here to see you.” Zeran opened the door of the farmhouse and<br />

paused when he saw Luke there. “Who’s that” ae asked.<br />

“A newcomer,” Jemma replied. “He’s going up to Aquintos, so I let him stop by…”<br />

“Mom, you can’t just let strangers come in whenever you want…”<br />

“Luke” Ted asked, and h<strong>is</strong> mouth fell open.<br />

There was a moment’s silence, then recognition dawned on Luke. “Hey, you’re that guy who wanted to try<br />

my lightsaber…”

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