rileyinstone:
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When the call from Gunn had come Riley was already up ready to start her day. As much as she complained she undeniably was a morning person - forced by the schedule she ran for years having to get up early and on the road for jobs that started as early as 7am. Today she didn’t have anything scheduled until after lunch but she had already gotten up for breakfast and a shower before the call came. Of course she said yes, knowing the others history, even if it took him some time to admit he was a werewolf; something she’d guessed long before he did, after several repair jobs included marks left by such a creature.
Having werewolf friends was never bad for business; as much as they had their things in order they often ended up breaking something at some point. Gunn just so happened to be a wolf who broke things more often than others, to the point Riley had left him a running tab to pay her back. It wasn’t necessarily his fault things broke, but one day she’d have to send him an itemized bill. But not today.
Today she reached out for the mug of coffee in Gunn’s hand as she offered him a smile in return. “When isn’t it?” She replied a little too confidently. “You’re not a bad sight either I suppose,” she added playfully, clearly more awake and energize than many were at this hour. “Okay big boy, show me the damage. What have you got in store for me this time?”
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He couldn’t help but scoff as she took the mug from his hands. Of course, he wasn’t surprised at her actions it was actually something that he was beginning to like about her. Gunn shut the door and walked back over to the kitchen where he poured another cup of coffee, “Do you have to ask?” he said as he brought the cup back up to his lips. “Bedroom, or I guess what’s left of it.” he sighed as he walked over. He stood in the doorway and gestured to the mess, the bedframe, the built in shelving unit that luckily didn’t have anything on them because of the last time this happened. “I’m starting to think I should actually talk to someone about what’s happening..” he thought out loud.
The claw marks along the walls were getting worse, he could see the difference between each episode but he was too stubborn to do anything about it. What he needed was a pack, and his time was running out. “So, I was thinking we could clear this junk out and then we could go look for something more durable?” he asked Riley.













