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Tweak says, "I need a girlfriend"

Lily Evans (just_lily) wrote in silverage,
@ 2011-08-26 19:50:00

Entry tags:

!log, lily evans, locke cole

Quiet
Who: Lily, Locke
What: seeking quiet
When: Evening
Where: a small bookstore/cafe
Rating: Low
Status: Complete

Maybe she was just going crazy, but she thought there was some sort of underlying tension in the flat. It wasn't anything she could pinpoint which is why she thought she was probably imagining it. Maybe it was her, projecting. She was still dealing with issues from last weekend that she hadn't really spoken to anyone about.

She was probably overthinking it, at any rate.

Either way, she wasn't interested in hanging around the house. The library wasn't open after work though, which shot down that plan. Still, she'd searched around and managed to find a smallish, quiet cafe with a little stage. People were reciting poetry or telling stories, and some were browsing the small selection of books. Lily had purchased one and settled at a quiet table with a hot chocolate and a muffin.

She intended to spend most of her evening here, or places like it, and she didn't think the odds were good of encountering anyone she knew. Still, she kept glancing up to the door now and again just in case someone who looked interesting came in.

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lockecole
2011-08-30 02:17 pm UTC (link)

"I'll do that when I remember to," Locke said as he waved to her from his seat. The night was still young, and he was in no pressing need to return to his inn. Besides, the pair up the stage seem to be doing a good job captivating the audience so he could try that, too. "Take care, Lily. And don't lose hope!" He made sure she heard this before she left as he followed her with his gaze. "Hope's the one thing you should never lose sight of, trust me."

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	just_lily 2011-08-30 02:27 pm UTC (link)
	"I'll try," she promised, which was the best she could do. "Have a good night," she replied to him before she tucked her book under one arm and headed out the door. It had been a relatively pleasant evening, and she did feel a little better about ... a few things, at least, and she guessed that was the most she could hope for just now. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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