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Alexis (alexis_castle) wrote in omega_reality,
@ 2011-10-15 12:48:00

Entry tags:

*complete, 2011 10, character: alexis castle, character: april kepner, character: derek morgan, character: dominic vail, character: emily prentiss, character: g callen, character: robert callen, character: tim riggins, dead: maurice keelson, dead: michael westen, dead: mike renko, dead: mike ross, dead: nate archibald, dead: penny hall

RP: A Brunch turns into more
Who: Alexis, Nate, Maurice, ICIS responding team
Where: NYC
When: October 15, 2011
Summary: A fun trip to the city ends in an unfortunate end.

Alexis liked spending time with Nate. He was... normal. He belonged to the same social circle as she was, and sure his family might have been old money as opposed her dad's fortune, but those things tended to be overlooked with there was fame to go with the money. They had grown up going to the same places, doing the same things, knowing the same families, even if Nate was older than she was.

Today, they had decided to have brunch at Alice's Tea Cup. Alexis loved the atmosphere there, but she knew no one else would understand why you'd spend $10 for eggs, but Nate got it, and they went there, and afterwards, they walked around. This part of the city was the most different. Gone was the Metropolitan and Central Park, replaced by the heart of the federal government with its buildings and the many restaurants, delis and cafes that sprang around it to deal with tourist and employees alike. However, there were some places that were still familiar.

As they started to walk down 5th Avenue, Nate tensed. "What is it?" she asked.

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Re: Robert and Mike

r_callen
2011-10-18 03:36 am UTC (link)

"I didn't say that they weren't prepared, only that the man in charge forces us to do the paperwork." Robert kept a polite smile on his face. "Or maybe I'm not the one who doesn't listen."

Robert barely looked at Ross after speaking to him. "Right, because we're such a paradigm of sanity. The kid is better off never talking again." In fact, that didn't seem a bad idea at all. "Rules are temporary and often broken here, but since we don't seem able to understand each other, we should stop talking, too. No danger of putting anything in anyone's mouth." He was perfectly happy to stay quiet until they got home, especially since he spent enough time talking to Kensi and pretending that he gave a shit about all sorts of nonsense.

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