[Sophie's Librarian Senses are tingling, Intruder alert! Intruder alert! so she takes a stroll back through the more disused stacks. One never knows when that peacock Adrien might have snuck in and be destroying books. So she's pleasantly surprised when she discovers a young girl instead.]
[A slight jump before she turns to face Sophie.] Uh. I... I guess it was okay. [As much as a trip to confirm an unwanted diagnosis with a man who terrified her could be, anyway. Even if he'd managed the Sophie seal of approval.]
[Out-sneaking Isaac is no mean feat. He's been worrying. Like with Cadogan, and Mel, and everyone that leaves the Deck at any point, he'd been half-convinced she would never return. His greeting, however, is subdued as he falls into step with her.]
I've been taking care of Georgia for you.
[Also, a jam tart on a little china plate. Because jam tart.]
[Have a slightly weak smile. Three-toned eyes are ever so reassuring.] Thank you. I bet she liked your company. [Nibble, nibble. She's almost as relieved to see him as he is to see her.]
I liked hers, in any case. ['Reassuring' isn't an adjective often applied to Isaac-- particularly the eyes-- but he'd be glad to know that. He tilts his head.] How was it, spiderling?
[The bow gets a slight nod in return, as is typical for the Queen. Her voice is gentler, though, than it would be with most others. She's heard good things from Eileen about her, and anyone who was good in her niece's book was held in better esteem in her own.]
[Sophie's Librarian Senses are tingling, Intruder alert! Intruder alert! so she takes a stroll back through the more disused stacks. One never knows when that peacock Adrien might have snuck in and be destroying books. So she's pleasantly surprised when she discovers a young girl instead.]
[A slight jump before she turns to face Sophie.] Uh. I... I guess it was okay. [As much as a trip to confirm an unwanted diagnosis with a man who terrified her could be, anyway. Even if he'd managed the Sophie seal of approval.]
[Out-sneaking Isaac is no mean feat. He's been worrying. Like with Cadogan, and Mel, and everyone that leaves the Deck at any point, he'd been half-convinced she would never return. His greeting, however, is subdued as he falls into step with her.]
I've been taking care of Georgia for you.
[Also, a jam tart on a little china plate. Because jam tart.]
[Have a slightly weak smile. Three-toned eyes are ever so reassuring.] Thank you. I bet she liked your company. [Nibble, nibble. She's almost as relieved to see him as he is to see her.]
I liked hers, in any case. ['Reassuring' isn't an adjective often applied to Isaac-- particularly the eyes-- but he'd be glad to know that. He tilts his head.] How was it, spiderling?
[The bow gets a slight nod in return, as is typical for the Queen. Her voice is gentler, though, than it would be with most others. She's heard good things from Eileen about her, and anyone who was good in her niece's book was held in better esteem in her own.]
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...Leigh?
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that peacockAdrien might have snuck in and be destroying books. So she's pleasantly surprised when she discovers a young girl instead.]Leigh! How was your trip?
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I've been taking care of Georgia for you.
[Also, a jam tart on a little china plate. Because jam tart.]
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In any case, the movement of the young girl gets Rachel's attention and a quiet smile.]
Welcome back.
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How was your trip?
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...Leigh?
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that peacockAdrien might have snuck in and be destroying books. So she's pleasantly surprised when she discovers a young girl instead.]Leigh! How was your trip?
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I've been taking care of Georgia for you.
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In any case, the movement of the young girl gets Rachel's attention and a quiet smile.]
Welcome back.
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