Claire Bennet (![]() ![]() @ 2009-05-23 01:22:00 |
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Entry tags: | claire winchester, gabriel 'sylar' gray |
WHO: Claire Bennet and Gabriel "Sylar" Gray [Nathan Petrelli]
WHAT: Nathan's gotten quiet lately. Claire's getting worried.
WHEN: Around 10AM
WHERE: Room 104B
RATING: TBD
STATUS: In Progress
After having spent as much time with Nathan as she had since arriving in Colligo, as well as chatting with him most every day (sometimes even more than once), Claire had to admit she was becoming a bit concerned. He'd gotten quiet as of late and she hadn't seen nor heard anything from him in a few days at least. Granted back home that was no big deal. Between his life in politics, her attempts at living a normal life, and the fact that neither was precisely sure how to really involve the other in their personal lives entirely, it wasn't unusual for them to go long periods without speaking to one another. In fact, it was typical.
Here, however, that had begun to change and Claire wasn't about to let it revert to type without first figuring out why.
So armed with two cups of coffee from a local coffee shop, Claire headed to the room that her uncle and bio-dad were sharing. She wasn't sure if Peter was there or not but, if he was, she fully intended on asking him to step out for a while so she could talk to Nathan alone. It tugged at her heartstrings a bit, thinking about asking such a thing of Peter - of excluding him in such a way - but there were a few things that she wanted to get off her chest in regards to Nathan and she just didn't want anyone, not even Peter, present for them. As it was, she wasn't certain she'd even be able to say what she felt she needed to say.
That didn't stop her, though. She already had a speech planned in her head and was going over it repeatedly as she stepped into Building B. Approaching their door, she glanced almost fondly at the golden plate with their names engraved upon it before raising her free hand and knocking. It had never crossed her mind to call ahead of time to make sure someone was awake. She just naturally assumed one of them would be, and held the coffee out in front of her as a sort of peace offering to whoever opened the door first on the off chance she was wrong.