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Mary Anne McGee ([info]virginal_) wrote in [info]utr_logs,
@ 2012-03-18 15:18:00

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Entry tags:mary, sam winchester

Who: Sam Winchester the New and Mary the Virgin.
What: Coffee!
When: The Friday after Sam's arrival.
Where: Coffee shop in London.
Warnings: Nope!


Mary was out on the patio of the coffee shop that Sam had mentioned. She was a little early, and as such, was reading her book and enjoying the early spring breeze. Every now and then, a little girl of three or four would come and sit down by Mary, and Mary would pull her into her lap, reading to her for a moment or three. It didn't really matter that the girl didn't know the story, she loved sitting with the older lady and Mary loved sitting with the little one.


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[info]hiwayskillingme
2012-03-19 03:34 am UTC (link)
"I hear you there. I basically survived on fast food and bags of chips and funyons since I can remember. It's a wonder I haven't had a heart attack yet," Sam said with a lopsided smile, pulling out Mary's chair for her before sitting down, himself. He wasn't really thinking about manners, but the few he had, he managed to adhere to strongly. Taking a seat facing the door, Sam looked over the menu, which, while having halfassed English translation, made him pull a completely baffled face. "I don't think I've been this confused by a menu since going down to Mexico," he laughed.

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