Who: Gwen, Perry, Harry
What: Lunch!
Where: Harry's house on the lakeWhen: Lunch-ish, now-ish
Warnings/Rating: Goblins and spiders?
Gwen and Perry had agreed to meet at Harry's, but it was way too cold for Gwen to ride her bike out to the big houses by the lake. So, she called for an Uber (which someone at the facility had taught her was an option for transportation), and she arrived at Harry's in a super short time. It was about five minutes before she was meant to meet Perry, and she wandered around the gates that led into Harry's palatial home. Under her boots, the ground crunched, and she was super glad she'd layered a long-sleeved tee under her
sweater. Her denim skirt was short, but the blue stocking she wore under it were thick and warm, and her tan boots reached to her knees and were super good for walking on the frozen ground. It felt maybe kind of like it might snow, but she couldn't be sure. She thought all the physical requirements were present for snow, but sometimes nature seemed to dismiss physical requirements (which made limited sense to the girl that was currently tugging her mittens more securely onto her cold fingers).
Surprisingly, she wasn't really worried about this social interaction. Harry was being unpredictable in his behavior, but Gwen thought Perry might be really good at this particular version of Harry Ryan. It wasn't that she believed Harry (currently) to be more similar to the version Perry had known, but Perry cared about Harry, and she thought that counted for a lot. And, too, she felt super glad that she'd informed Harry about her particular circumstances. She'd felt bad about her previous deception, and now that was behind them. With any luck, she'd walk out of here with a super good idea of how Harry had been altered, and maybe they could devise a plan to proceed.