[center][img]https://img.roleplayerguild.com/prod/users/2405a577-9c74-4ef4-850c-8e1d7ae2ba38.png[/img][/center][center][/center][hr][center][color=FF9A4F][b]Location[/b][/color]: The Framework
[color=FF9A4F][b]Skills[/b][/color]: No[/center]

Leah was [i]not[/i] in a good mood right now. She Hulk didn’t seem to understand that mutants with powers like April’s needed space when things disturbed them. So if [i]course[/i] they couldn’t just be left the fuck alone. They couldn’t just breathe and get their thoughts together. Leah was not, under any circumstances, about to just tell the Avengers that her dad was an outlandishly dangerous mercenary that used to regularly act like he could handle several of them at once.

[color=ff9a4f]”I don’t have anyone to call. No, I’m not going to elaborate on that, so don’t ask,”[/color] She said while Dorian and Dani were talking to what sounded like several people at once. [color=ff9a4f]”It’s just me, and you already know about this.”[/color]

“Just you?” She-Hulk raised an eyebrow

[color=ff9a4f]”Just me. I pretty much live here year-round.”[/color]

“Seriously?” She-Hulk’s eyes narrowed, looking around the room, before focusing on a sight that Leah wouldn’t be able to see. “Do none of you know how a school works for minors? You can’t just [i]not[/i] have a guardian.”

[color=ff9a4f]”You’d be surprised.”[/color]

“It’s not [i]optional!”[/i]

[color=ff9a4f]”It’s not really a big deal,”[/color] Leah half-shrugged. [color=ff9a4f]”Never has been. I’m perfectly capable of sorting things out myself when I need to.”[/color]

“Hold on, let me finish this,” She-Hulk said, before returning her attention to Leah. “It’s actually a [i]huge[/i] deal. If you don’t have a guardian, then you’re a ward of the state. But something tells me if I were to call CPS, they’d never have heard of you. Am I right or am I right?”

[color=ff9a4f]”No. They wouldn’t. But I’m not really worried about that. I don’t have any reason [i]to[/i] be worried about it.”[/color]

She had a feeling this was going to be a long and [i]really[/i] pointless conversation. One that she couldn't get away from.

[i]Shit.[/i]