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Annie Winchester ([info]anniegirl) wrote in [info]utr_logs,
@ 2011-07-10 19:21:00

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Entry tags:annorah winchester, jae-sun kim

WHO: Annie Winchester and Kim Jae-sun
WHAT: Their quasi-date
WHERE: Bond Street tube station to start
WARNINGS: Probably nothing.

Annie had been on her feet for literally eight hours straight, and she was fucking tired. Her hair was frizzed and her makeup was nonexistent at this point, and she was just thinking longingly of a chair and something appallingly alcoholic. She thudded down the stairs into the Bond Street station, each foot feeling leaden, all but zombie-walking down the hall.

She stopped, though, when she heard "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" wafting through the tunnel. Annie's hands flew over her mouth, and she mouthed oh, shit!, but she couldn't help much at this point. She couldn't very well run away, and she couldn't afford a cab. Hopefully he didn't run in terror when he saw her after a long, trying day; she hadn't looked like shit the last time they met.


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[info]anniegirl
2011-07-11 05:01 am UTC (link)
Annie shrugged. "It's not fun, but it isn't always like that, and it's good practice for when there are twenty people in your dining room hollering for food at the same time." She smiled. "And I mean, I wouldn't do it if I didn't find it fun." She lowered her voice, but the amusement was still there in her tone. "I've stared down beasties that wanted to eat my head; I can handle some self-important little German guy."

The waiter returned with their plates, Annie smiling and thanking him in what she had to assume sounded like native Korean. It made her want to giggle, but she kept it in.

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