Doors

[Poison Ivy]

[...] How are you, Ivy?

[Sam A]

I hope things are better with you than they have been with me, recently.

[Max M]

I shouldn't have run out. That was a childish thing to do, and I'm sorry. But next time, I'd appreciate it if you'd please consider [...] respect me enough not to send a minder after me.

[Comm to Bo D]

[A click, and then he speaks. It's quiet in the background.] Checking in, old man.

ETA: [Luke H]

Have you heard from Max?

rose said you were How are you faring, my friend?

I'm tired of this. I actually want to go back to the land of the muggles and have my ungrateful bastard stuck here mucking up all my ingredients. Alright, so maybe not that.

[Locked to Harry]
I could really use some time about now. Are you at home?

[Locked to Rose]
How are you?

[Call to Deadshot]

[Ring.]

[Locked to Wren M, as he still doesn't know about the 'H']

I was hoping my niece might agree to lunch with me.

[Text to Aubrey R]

Balinda macoy~~

[After she sees this and pokes around the journals a little more to find out where Sam's actually working. It doesn't take her too long.

Dropped off at the garage by a bike messenger, an envelope that contains a picture of a fairly generically furnished apartment bedroom, with a fluffy comforter on the bed, a dresser, and a comfy chair in the corner. There's a note on the back and a key in the envelope. No address, because she's not foolish enough to leave that AND a key for anyone to pick up.]

You don't have to, but there's room for you if you want. Never got around to dropping this off for you at Aria.

-I.R.

[The Gotham quiet continues. Since Thursday, there have been no arrests, save the occasional person being dragged in for drunk and disorderly or public lewdness. No thefts, no murders, no assaults. Nothing memorable, and Gotham PD makes a statement about the effectiveness of a city without a Bat because, yes, the Bat's absence has been noted. Can it be a coincidence? The papers don't seem to think so. Officers take it easy, and fewer cars patrol the high-crime areas. New Gotham, as the news reports call the city, is a city at peace. At least on the surface.]