Voicemail

Jan. 13th, 2020 01:49 pm
ragin_cajun: (Serious Smooth)
Hey there, you must've gotten lucky and called de right number, cause you've reached me, Remy LeBeau. I'm so sorry I can't answer de phone at de moment, but you can be sure it's cause ole Gambit, he's havin' some fun right now. You leave me a good enough message, and maybe you can come join. You just leave your name and your number, and I'll be callin' you back. Merci!

If dis be official X-Man business, den you probably know how to reach me in ot'er ways, so you just go ahead and do dat.
ragin_cajun: (Sitting Thoughtful)
Aster was really the star of the second part of Remy's evening of babysitting. That was just fine by him, though, because she was moderately less of a handful than her older brother. The trick was keeping Carl occupied (and not hungry) while he went about keeping Aster happy. Since Aster was, at the moment, crying and Carl was hungry, he had a bit of a problem. However, there was no problem that couldn't be solved with enough creativity, and Remy had that in spades.

How do you distract a baby? )
ragin_cajun: (Tell me more)
Remy watched from the door as Jenn sped away on his bike. He smiled a little; she handled it well. Of course, there was every chance that she'd run into some villainous activity on the way there or back. Then the test would be if she could do the heroics and save the bike. That would be the difficult part, but if anyone could do it with style, it was the She-Hulk. And if the bike got busted up? Eh...he could get another without too much trouble. There were enough bad people out there that would never miss a single bike too much. Sure, he could spend some of his X-Men money but...he preferred to leave that for the school. As bike faded into the distance, he turned back inside the house and closed the door. He pulled his phone out of his pocket to send a quick text to Anna.

Babysitting for Shulkie tonight. )

Whispers

Mar. 1st, 2013 05:38 pm
ragin_cajun: (Sitting Thoughtful)
The alley was dark. The entrance to the club was darker. This was not the kind of place that a person just accidentally got lost in. There was a certain instinct that people had that kept them from going near places like this. They feared the shadows that urban decay cast, and with good reason. In these shadows, there was thievery, murder, and worse. Or at the very least, the shadows promised as much to the unwary. Whether they delivered on that promise was up to whatever fickle fates or gods were paying attention - or whichever ones weren't. The shadows protected the club from those who did not belong.

Fortunately for the man standing at the door, he belonged. )

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