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tampered2009-12-16 09:26 pm
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Log; Ongoing; Closed
When; Wednesday
Rating; PG
Characters; Billy and Penny
Summary; In-person talking. Face-to-face? Possibly with eye-contact?
Log;
Billy had been avoiding the apartment except for when he knew she wasn't there and had gone in to grab some clothes. Nothing dire had happened in his underground lair while he was gone, so he'd taken up residence there. It was more comfortable than camping out in the lab but hardly an ideal situation. He'd also promised Penny that he would actually talk to her, and desperately wanted to see her, but it was somehow really difficult to come within about 500ft of a place she might possibly be.
He was glad to have his life in the City back, where even if everything was kind of confusing it was as if he had a little more space to figure everything out. But as much as he wanted that life back, and to return to the person he'd been, it wasn't as if he could pretend the time back in L.A. hadn't happened.
He knocked hesitantly, didn't hear an answer, and let himself in with the set of keys he'd found in his lair--which had a hell of a lot of locks but none that needed a physical key for entry. Doris stared suspiciously at him from the hall and quacked. "Don't judge me, you're a duck," he said, and then, more loudly, "Hello? Penny?"
Rating; PG
Characters; Billy and Penny
Summary; In-person talking. Face-to-face? Possibly with eye-contact?
Log;
Billy had been avoiding the apartment except for when he knew she wasn't there and had gone in to grab some clothes. Nothing dire had happened in his underground lair while he was gone, so he'd taken up residence there. It was more comfortable than camping out in the lab but hardly an ideal situation. He'd also promised Penny that he would actually talk to her, and desperately wanted to see her, but it was somehow really difficult to come within about 500ft of a place she might possibly be.
He was glad to have his life in the City back, where even if everything was kind of confusing it was as if he had a little more space to figure everything out. But as much as he wanted that life back, and to return to the person he'd been, it wasn't as if he could pretend the time back in L.A. hadn't happened.
He knocked hesitantly, didn't hear an answer, and let himself in with the set of keys he'd found in his lair--which had a hell of a lot of locks but none that needed a physical key for entry. Doris stared suspiciously at him from the hall and quacked. "Don't judge me, you're a duck," he said, and then, more loudly, "Hello? Penny?"