http://angel-aria.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] angel-aria.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] tampered2006-09-08 12:18 am

Log; Ongoing

When; Voice Switch Day
Rating; PG - It's wedding planning, kiddies.
Characters; Evey ([livejournal.com profile] ever_evey) & Christine ([livejournal.com profile] angel_aria)
Summary; Time to plan a wedding!
Log;

Weddings were naturally exciting events, and Evey Hammond found herself growing more energized just thinking of all the planning that lay ahead. She ticked off in her mind the things that needed to be done as she made her way from her underground home to the Opera House. A full wedding and reception ought to have flowers, decorations, music...a dress, of course, but assumedly, Christine was taking care of that. Perhaps V could play the organ for the occasion? He was reticent to perform publicly, of course, but he was talented and Christine and Erik were friends...it was something worth asking him later, if Christine hadn't already made arrangements.

These thoughts kept her occupied as she approached the grand building, which looked finer every time she visited it.

"Hello?" she called, stepping into the entry of the Opera House. "Christine?" Thankfully, Christine had received Evey's warning--that she currently didn't sound at all like herself. Evey could imagine the problems that an unexpected (and rather sinister sounding, at least to her ear's) man's voice might potentially cause.

Christine was waiting for Evey to come. She had recieved Evey's warning and had given one of her own; her voice was unusually high-pitched today. When she had gotten up, feeling excited about the planning that lay ahead, an enthusiastic phrase had burst from her lips in a foreign tongue. She had no idea whatsoever what the strange language meant, but she was trying to keep herself under control. Somehow she didn't think it was going to last long.

When Christine heard Evey's voice, she grimaced inwardly. Oh my, this curse has really hit us quite badly, she thought, approaching her friend. 'Good morning, Evey,' she said, giving a small curtsy (it was custom and habit, and habits were hard to break), and a weak smile. It sounded worse than she thought. 'Shall we go to the auditorium?' She asked, gesturing for Evey to follow her. 'The renovations are nearly complete, I believe. We still have quite a bit of work to do, but...it's decent enough to sit in and do rehearsals.'


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