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Alice slowly went to the computer lab. It seemed quiet enough. She powered on one of the computers. When it was on Alice started to play a game. Just one and then I'll leave. Soon she wasn't stopping. Alice had played game after game. She never said anything to anyone but she was a computer geek. Alice left after her marathon was done.

A young man, merely ninteen, had chosen this day for exploration. His jet black haired defied the balance of his blue eyes and his height was a rather unusual six foot. Unusual for a siren at least. Seth, one of the newest students to start the semester found the technology among the campus to be interesting, especially the computer lab. Opening the door, he smiled at the vast number of computers before randomly choosing the one across from a young pink haired women. Clicking the 'start' button, he focused on opening the web browser, a task he was proud to have learned. Still, the image of the women stuck in his head for a moment, and that confused him immensly. But he didn't know her, he didn't know anyone besides the cousins here. Unless... Looking up from the screen, Seth tilted his head to study the girl, and his face grew considerably paler. That was her, the ex-girlfriend. But, what was she doing at Reed's? Sinking lower in his seat, he prayed that Tabitha wouldn't have noticed him yet.

Glancing at the young child, Seth felt a small pang of guilt. That was his child, unless Tabby had already moved on and had yet another child. But she was so much more responsible than that, leaving one conclusion. That was his daughter. Watching her crawl for a moment, the siren picked her up, standing up to lean over the desk at the pink haired mother. "Letting a child roam around electrical wires? Not so great, Tabitha."

With a mocking smirk, Seth allowed a chuckled to escape his lips. "Or what?" he asked, completely serious. He looked at the child, she'd gotten so big in so little time. Clearing his throat, he allowed his tone become soft, if only not to upset the girl. "You'll cast a spell on me? A prince of sirens and the father of your daughter?" He knew that flaunting titles was an unfair fight, but his pride was high enough not to care. This was his daughter as much as the mother's, and he felt the right to say so. "Put down the wand Tabby."

Frowning, he simply stated, "Get rid of what you just did and I''l think about it." Sitting down, he nodded once for affirmation. This witch was always on his nerves, and it was no surprise that their reunion would hold such hositility. "Why do you hate me so much?" he asked rather suddenly, curious about what it was that drove her completely insane. At one point, they'd claimed love, but now they found themselves here, exchanging threats and attitude.

Handing out the child for Tabitha to retireve, he spoke, correcting her statement. "Our daughter." Once the child was passed back, he crossed his arms, asking, "Two-timing? How so? His frown was clear, and he wasn't happy to be insulted by a pink-haired girl such as herself.

Looking to Tabby with renewed anger, he spoke with conviction, "Legal matters do not matter. Morally, that is my daughter as well as your own." Leaning an elbow on the table he went on, addressing her snappish remark, "I have not cheated on you. Am I not allowed to sleep with other women when you and I were clearly over?"