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@jennasparrow
“Do you ever have one of those days where you just can’t motivate yourself? That’s me today,” she sighed before sipping her coffee. “Any suggestions for how to get over it?”
“Oh, yes, most definitely,” Jenna said, nursing her tea. “I, uhm, don’t know if I’m an expert on that, but maybe try erm, switching gears? Getting your mind off the problem. Oh, wait, that’s called procrastination, isn’t it...” Unfortunately, she was speaking seriously.
garrettfollmer:
“Alright, that would help me a lot, actually, so I really, really appreciate it, even though I don’t get sick that often, I’m sure they will help me a lot whenever I do” he said with a small smile, he genuinely appreciated it.”yeah, now we’re not in danger anymore, makes me be less jumpy. So you just watched the old doctor who, you didn’t watch this one one? Start of season one”
“Oh, it’s really no problem at all,” Jenna reassured, trying not to show that she was suddenly and strangely worried about how she was going to suggest teas that Garrett would actually enjoy. “Season one, then! Sounds good. I didn’t watch that series at all yet, so let’s see if the later bits I’ve watched make snese. Thank you so much for your input!”
lithosphaira:
“That feels like an overstatement. I want to meet the person who’d miss them,” he said, curling his lip at the thought. No-one really liked mosquitos, did they. “Are you now?” he said with perked up interest, “always nice to meet a fellow earth-er around here.” He grinned, “so you know about the mosquito food chain but you don’t know the definition of offensive and horrible?” he teased.
“I’m trying to think of more than just people. Animals and plants, and such,” Jenna said, fairly certain that she was talking out of her arse by this point. But she was in too deep without any research. “I- I thought you might be being a bit ironic. It seemed like you might not be going so far in that typical definition and... Never mind. D-did you want to talk elements instead?”
freya-henstridge:
“Oh that’s something I can relate to.” Freya said rolling her eyes because her mom called her once a week to ask about the wedding and kids and kept telling her she wasn’t getting any younger. “One of the issues of being the first born.” Diverting the conversation to her brother never worked, her mother would just sigh heavily and say he was doing as expected. She breathed a little easier when Jenna said she didn’t want to talk about this and she took her hand to guide her back to the faculty building, cause as much as she liked the blonde she needed a drink first after listening to that conversation. “Unnerved? Me? No, no, not at all, I’m fine, I’m great… I just finished my last class, it’s all good.” She had been planning on going to her house but her apartment was closer and it had booze too, remembering their rules she let go of Jenna’s hand and walked towards her apartment. “What do you want to drink?” She asked as she walked towards her bar after taking off her shoes and hanging her purse and her jacket by the door. She poured herself a double and downed it, sighing as the warmth spread and she could feel the knot in her stomach loosening up a little, she then fixed Jenna’s drink and poured herself another drink before moving to the couch and sitting down and patting the seat next to her for the blonde to sit.
“Oh, she’s already a grandmother- not the oldest, you see- but I think she’s getting greedy.” Maybe if she made the situation funny enough, it would feel less uncomfortable to talk about with her... Bedmate? Lover? Significant Other? Jesus, they really needed to work on nomenclature. She settled in the seat next to Freya and tried to quiet her thoughts. Alcohol. Decision. She could do that. Probably. Truthfully, Jenna was not very opinionated when it came to alcohol. The ‘I’ll have what she’s having’ thing typically came as a cop-out to keep from having to make a decision. As long as it wasn’t too powerful, she was generally pleased enough. Freya tended toward the more powerful stuff, which she minded slightly more, but not that much. “Cider or wine’s fine. I’m not terribly fussed.” Maybe it would help to just get something in her after that doozy of a conversation anyway. they could forget about the worst bits, and think about something else. “So you don’t have any more classes tonight? D-do they still adore you?”
freya-henstridge:
Freya had just finished her last class of the day and was on her way to the parking lot when she spotted Jenna, a smile spread over her lips, not that she’d ever admit to it, not even under torture and she approached her. She noticed Jenna on the phone and was going to politely wait for the blonde to finish her conversation, far away enough as not to overhear but it was the ‘I’m not ready to be a mum’ that caught her off guard, the air she was breathing going through the wrong pipe and she had to press her lips together to keep the coughing fit in, her eyes were wide, she didn’t even know why, the words had been I’m not ready, yet her heart was beating wildly against her chest and her brain kept screaming at her feet to move, to run away as fast as possible but yet it felt like her feet were stuck to the ground beneath her. “Uhm what? Oh… I just.. I mean.” The fuck was wrong with her? Why was she freaking out? Jenna wasn’t ready to have kids but that was it, wasn’t it? The fact that she said she wasn’t ready, that meant one day she might be but that didn’t mean anything right? Why was she freaking out? Freya took a couple of deep breaths, the only reason why she was letting this affect her so much was because she hadn’t been expecting it, it caught her off guard but she was fine, she was an expert when it came to compartmentalize and ignore her feelings, she took a couple of deep breaths until she felt like she could school her expression and smiled, albeit a bit forced and she cleated her throat. “Your mom getting on your case?” She asked trying to act as natural as possible. “I uhm could use a drink right now… You want to join me?”
It was not the mothering thing that really made her embarrassed, but the idea of being that vulnerable because of her mother did not sound like any sort of good time. Euagh. Family conversations never went well. Marriage was already a touchy enough subject between her an Freya. “Getting on my case? Yes. It’s her favorite thing to do. I knew taking this call was a mistake,” Jenna said, fumbling with her phone to put it on silent. There was a good chance that her mother wanted to follow up with a text, and it would make everything that much worse to see. She shook hear head and seriously considered making up some sort of excuse just to get away... But she did not want to get stuck in her own head for too long. “Sure. We can talk about anything but this. Where’d you come away from? You look a bit unnerved.”
graysonxpalmer:
“Are you expecting to be a mother anytime soon?” Grayson asked cautiously.
“No, I wasn’t planning on adopting,” Jenna said, starting to blanch. “But... animal m-mom.”
lithosphaira:
“Mosquitos,” Samuel said, “no-one would miss them. But I like paper napkins. Save the trees,” he motioned to himself, “earth witch, so, I’m all about the wood,” he grinned at her assessment, “well I feel like I should get up and bow then, I’ve always been a fan of the offensive and the horrible.”
“Mosquito are a valuable part of the food chain. People would miss them, and the mosquitoes would miss being around,” Jenna said, feeling a bit bad for the little bloodsuckers. “I’m earth, as well. Although sometimes I forget that the bleached white stuff used to be trees. Define offensive and horrible, though?”
“Mother, no, I’m not ready to be a mum,” Jenna said into her phone, thanking whoever was or was not looking out for her that she had not stuttered through that. “I’m sure that the Sherwood boys are very nice, but I’m not moving back home on the off chance that they want to wife me and knock me up and-” She started to lose her nerve right about then. “Yes, I’m in public, Mother. Yes, I know it’s Facetime. I just- Answering this call was really a mistake.” She pressed the ‘end call’ button, and looked up, sensing there was someone nearby. That someone was... the least preferable person to have overhear that. “I- How much of that did you hear, Freya?”
@freya-henstridge
danielasrivera:
“You know I think that’s what it is. Maybe it’s more fun because people don’t have to work in the mornings so they go hard partying through the nights. If it’s a weekday party we’d have to be a little tame. I’ve day slept before, it’s effective sleeping off a party.”
“We could go the boring but logical route and try to time it with the invitees’ days off,” Jenna said with a small smirk. “And parties are fun because you have to avoid work anyway... Hey, uhm, I had a question. Kind of a weird question. You, uhrm, have Marcus’ cat, right?”
“Again, with the dramatics,” Samuel sighed, dropping the paper to the table and rolling his eyes at the headline, “tell me, why is it always the world that’s ending? Why can it never be somewhere no-one would miss?”
“Oh, well, that’s actually a good question that I don’t know the answer to,” Jenna said, trying not to think too hard about the Bible. “Sometimes it’s paper napkins. I’ve been reading about millennials causing the world to end, as I am apparently one of these horrible offenders.”
“Hm. Interesting.” Piper said softly as she watched the people around her. It was one of her favourite past times, just watching the world around her move. There had been so much pain at this school and yet, the people in there kept going, kept being people. She looked back at her book, realising that she had completely lost her page. “Oh, dammit.”
“Oh no,” Jenna said, walking over to the other woman with a somewhat concerned look on her face. It did not sound like this was an absolute emergency, but she wanted to be ready just in case this was the case of the underwhelming reaction. “Is there anything I can do to help?”
floatingethan:
Ethan nodded his head as she spoke, taking in the details she shared. “Well, you would be surprised how people are willing to steal just about anything.” He commented. “This might seem like a silly question, but have you retraced your steps over the past few days?”
“Oh my.” Jenna knew that many people were of the thieving sort, but she could not imagine why anybody would want something that wasn’t immediately useful or valuable or very shiny. “I- Well, not in any methodical sense... So I go everywhere that I was backwards? Not forwards, right?”
healingblake:
Blake gave a shrug of his shoulders, knowing that he would eventually get it figured out. “I’ve tried a few, but they haven’t really done the trick.” He replied. “But I’m sure it will pass with some time. They usually do at some point.”
“That’s awful,” Jenna said, pulling out a fresh water bottle, and sticking it on the table. “Well, I’ll just have to try to take care of you until you can manage to get some sleep, so don’t overstrain yourself, all right? You know you’ll get better faster that way...”
garrettfollmer:
“Oh, I didn’t hear the tea part, but yeah, it was part of the menu, they help, so I had to drink, it’s not something I like much, but it helps, so” he didn’t have anything against it, it just wasn’t his thing. “I’ve watched all them, you should watch the new ones once you have time”
“I’m going to recommend you some teas! Not now, maybe, since I have more at home besides the basics, but something that might make your sick life easier in the future,” Jenna said, mentally ticking through good, tasty teas for the ill. “Certainly. Now that we’re n-not in any imminent danger, that might be in order. Start from the first new season, then, or further back?”
healingblake:
Blake hadn’t actually noticed the fact that his eyes closed until he felt something hit his back and heard Jenna. Sitting up a little, he felt the blanket before smiling a bit at Jenna. “Honestly, I don’t know. I just feel like I haven’t been able to sleep the last few days. And I definitely don’t know how to fix it.”
“That’s awful,” Jenna said, tilting her head to check and make sure the blanket wouldn’t fall off from this angle. “Have you tried any potions? It sounds like you’ve run through that among others, but I’m no good at getting enough sleep either, so...”
floatingethan:
Ethan nodded his head as she spoke, before letting out a small breath. “Alright, well, hopefully we can find it.” He paused for a moment. “Do you happen to know the last place you had it? And do you think it might have been stolen?”
“The last place I remember having it was while I was walking outdoors,” Jenna said, trying to prevent herself from knitting her brow too deeply. “It’s not the sort of precious thing anybody would want t-to steal. The strap probably came undone. It’s glass, you see, and not very pretty.”
graysonxpalmer:
“Hm,” He thought for a moment. “Maybe you can see if the mother will take it back, then if not, I guess you could raise it on your own.”
“I don’t know if I”m ready to be a mother,” Jenna said seriously. “I suppose I’ll have to try. There’s websites with this information, r-right?”
