some kind of resolution (january catch-all for nancy and annie)

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Catch-All for January for this lovely Midnight witch, and another lovely Irish hunter. Specific starters can be found in the comments! Please feel free to write your own, or PM me if you'd like something specific!

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Well that sure was some physical affection. Eames laughs softly, even going so far as to to tilt his cheek up toward her for the kiss, but make no mistake. He's glad once that moment's passed.

"Good idea," Eames tops up Nancy's glass and pours himself a new one, though with the way Eames has been getting through the wine that kind of finishes off the bottle. He sighs and gets up to get another from the kitchen. Or two. Between himself and Nancy, it's probably a realistic assumption that they could get through another two bottles without much effort.

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Nancy, for as good as she is with reading bodies, doesn't notice his slight discomfort. he hides it well and in no time she's happy to keep up with the drinking and the eating.

it's a huge relief to know that Eames is now officially looking after her. His name carries a weight that Fagin never would, especially now that he's been leading so many takeovers. Nancy eases back into her chair.

"how is Croydon looking?"

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It's almost like Nancy has never heard of a positive conversation topic. Eames clenches his jaw at the mention of Croydon and sighs, "like Daybreak will have it within the week." And boy is that a sore topic for Eames, more than them fucking up his deal with Midnight, they've taken a lot since Norrell came swanning into town.

"I'm working on moving people out of the Council's grasp right now."

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Positive conversation topics? Is wine considered a positive conversation topic?

She sighed heavily, shaking her head. It wasn't his fault, what had happened with the deal. She didn't blame him one bit, and if the others did, then they were wrong. It was Norrell's fault, completely. "Fuck Daybreak," she said, drinking more.

Okay, she can agree, that's an awful, depressing conversation topic.

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"I'll drink to that," Eames says with a i>slightly bitter laugh, and he raises his glass in a toasting motion before he takes another sip. His meal is pretty much forgotten at this point. Who needs food when you have bitterness and alcohol to sustain you?