“Oh, yeah. Andy was something else, wasn’t he?” Lysa mused, a wistful glint in her eyes as she thought back on the 60s she’d spent mostly in New York, and the local art scene that wouldn’t have been the same without the man who was more or less a living, breathing pop art piece himself. “God, I should probably go for a visit too, it’s been a while. Have I mentioned that I was born there? Great city.” Shaking off the sudden wave of nostalgia that’d hit her, Lysa chuckled. “Right? The dedication with which she wears that coat inside alone makes you wonder the lengths she’d be willing to go to. But if you want to be sure, I suggest you take her for a spin to see the Dracula. I’ve heard people admit to all sorts of things around him. Just ask your brother.”
Hayley laughed awkwardly, “I mean, I love him but that’s mostly because of the bright colors. Bright makes me happy.” Glancing at his brother’s girlfriend, she sighed softly, “Do you want to come with me? To New York? To see the exhibit? And possibly show me your side of the city?” She figured if the woman was going to be around forever, she might as well make an effort. “Wait... what happened to my brother?”