"Did it hurt when you fell from heaven?” was all it took a stocky shouldered party guest to leer down at Skye before she was resisting the urge to outright wretch into her hand just for the theatrical effect of it all, eyes narrowing significantly as she eyed him in the silence that followed. “No but I actually did break my collar bone when I burst through the earth’s crust a hundred miles an hour, ascending from the deepest depths of hell. Painful.” Holding up a hand like a traffic warden halting vehicles when he opened his mouth again, she merely shook her head. “Listen. My great grandmother could do better and guess what, Bob?” Ignoring the sadly whined “my name’s Brad...”, Skye continued in complete deadpan. “She’s dead.” Sighing dramatically as she unscrewed a bottle of gin once he’d sulked off into the crowd again, her eyes flit up towards the closest pair in the kitchen as she set the cap down on the counter. “Honestly? Just another piece of evidence to the folder that we need a new plague.”