When Stolas opened the door to IMP, the agency was eerily silent. No ringing telephones, not arguing, nothing on fire. He almost double checked the door to make sure he’d walked into the right business in this cesspool of a building. If the sign on the door wasn’t enough to tell him he’d entered IMP, the receptionist was. Stolas had only had the pleasure of meeting Blitzo’s daughter in passing and, of course, when he called the headquarters, Loona answered the phone and barked obscenities at him until Blitzy finally took his call. Stolas offered Loona a small smile and wave. He suddenly felt very stupid for carrying a box of donuts as a sort of peace offering for the whole office.
“Good morning,” he said brightly. “Is everyone on a job, then? I’d hoped to catch your father to discuss...” Stolas grimaced. Loona didn’t need the details any more than Octavia did. So, instead, he extended the pink and white box with a smile. “I brought breakfast for the office.”