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Conversation in a Los Angeles Parking Lot

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This story is No. 3 in the series "Conversation Pieces". You may wish to read the series introduction and the preceeding stories first.

Summary: BtVS / Other 100-word Drabble

Categories Author Rating Chapters Words Recs Reviews Hits Published Updated Complete
Television > ColomboMarcusRowlandFR71140062,58016 Jun 0316 Jun 03Yes
100-word BtVS Crossover Drabble. All characters are the intellectual property of their respective creators and publishers; this story may not be sold or distributed on a profit-making basis.


Conversation in a Los Angeles Parking Lot


by Marcus L. Rowland


"Let's see if I've got this straight. Your martial arts team was practicing in the gymn when the building started to shake. Slabs of concrete fell, injuring most of you. So you grabbed your weapons and ran out, and boarded this school bus which happened to contain your luggage and drove straight out of town just in time to escape its collapse."


"That's right," said Buffy, "just lucky I guess."


"Extraordinarily lucky. Well, I guess that's all I have to ask."


He pulled on his raincoat and turned to go, then returned.


"Oh," said Lieutenant Colombo, "just one more thing..."

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