#(liam convos.)

[lilywhittaker]

closed starter for @liam-blackwood​ location: liam’s home (meadowlark hills)

With everyone coddling her and overwhelming her following the tragedy that struck at the festival, Lily knew exactly to whom she could escape for a couple of days. Liam’s door was always open to her, whether it be for a simple catching up session or something heavier like this. “Thanks for letting me stay here, Liam. And for taking care of Belle - more thankful for that,” Lily joked, although her smile didn’t quite reflect the playful emotion in her voice. “Wedding season doesn’t really start till mid-May, so I have some breathing room at least,” she mentioned with a sigh, the mere thought of catching up on work overwhelming her. 

Hugging her knees into her chest and staring out the window, Lily was simply thankful for her close friend’s presence throughout this whole ordeal - especially considering what he’d experienced mere moments before her world came crashing down. “I feel like everyone is asking me how I am, if I need anything... but how are you?” she inquired, turning towards the man seated next to her. “I know you probably don’t want to talk about it, but I just wanted to ask. It’s been a rough week for everyone.”

[lilywhittaker]

closed starter for @liam-blackwood

location: lily’s home, sunstone beach

“And then the couple just started arguing in the parking lot about having kids or not. And I was standing right there, unsure if I still have a wedding to plan after that,” Lily explained to Liam as she poured herself a glass of red wine. “Red or white? Or coffee instead?” she offered. “I have the harder stuff too if you want that, but we gotta go into the main house to get it.” Lily may live in a guest house, but she had access to the main house on the estate for all intents and purposes - even raiding her parents’ liquor cabinet. “How’s everything going though? I hope your work week was much better than mine - at least, I hope you didn’t have to witness colossal meltdowns.” Lily could sense that there was more going on than Liam would let on, but she couldn’t ask him. He had been her close friends since she was a toddler, with them being of similar ages and always spending time together until Liam enlisted in the army and Lily left for Tennessee. But she never felt as though it was her place to flat out ask Liam about what was going on - even though she wanted to help him. “You know you can always talk to me about anything, right?”