They had arranged to meet at mid-day at a small coffee shop close to the apartment. Wednesday had arrived early to first check on the place before handing keys over to her new tenant. The place was acceptable, to an Addams' standards, but whether or not that meant Lydia would like it... Still this was a favour to a friend - of sorts - and an Addams always did their best by their friends. They seemed to be so hard to keep, otherwise.
Tracking people down was not especially difficult, especially in an era of constant online presences. It took the fun out of it, really, Wednesday thought. Part of the reason she didn't have social media - she didn't want to make it that easy for anyone hunting her. Her prey in this case were three of the local werewolves, all of which she had met.
Really, showing up at their door and knocking was too easy. Someone should do something about that.
It wasn't that he was soft, no matter what Jem White would claim loudly to the contrary. It wasn't even that he was trying to butter her up. It was... well, frankly, the Dodger couldn't properly explain the why of him showing up at Nancy's doorstep like that, a bottle of gin in his hand. He just...
They'd never gone so long without talking. Even on bad days, they always seemed to be able to find something to natter about, and not being able ot have that natter with her felt... strange. Like something wasn't right.
For Lydia [probs backdated]
So, she waited, cup of coffee in hand.
Re: For Lydia [probs backdated]
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For Fun Ghoul / Party Poison / Girl
Really, showing up at their door and knocking was too easy. Someone should do something about that.
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For Nancy
They'd never gone so long without talking. Even on bad days, they always seemed to be able to find something to natter about, and not being able ot have that natter with her felt... strange. Like something wasn't right.
So he was here. With gin. Gin always helped.
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