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FOR: @nathaniel-donovan
WHEN: 26th of February, 2024.
WHERE: The Lost Word.
"I'm sorry if I pushed too hard the other day," Kathryn said, eyes downcast as she felt the guilt encroach up her throat like an undying enemy. "I wasn't trying to be invasive. Sometimes I don't read the room well, or I talk too much to see I'm pushing a button that's big, red and says do not push."
FOR: @nathaniel-donovan WHEN: July 24' WHERE: Drive-In Theatre. Ext. Car.
Kathryn leaned back against the seat of the rented car, a small smirk tugging at the corner of her lip as the movie flashed colours across the planes of Nate's face. The night was pleasant, a soft breeze brushing against her skin now and then, not overly dominate. And the afternoon's heat still lingered even as the sky shifted into a picture of a star cast night. It'd been one of those impromptu outings they'd both become seemingly fond of.
Sometimes it was nice to just relax in the presence of someone she could choose silence or in-depth conversation with. Tonight, they'd chosen that quiet, but as her legs began to bounce, she realised her mind was drifting.
And that didn't happen in the presence of Matthew Mconaughay in an interstellar showing. "Do you think we'll ever accomplish interstellar travel?" She whispered, unable to stop herself as she leaned over. As stealth as she'd been in her work, she had none now. Maybe it was just the excuse to talk — get out of her own head.
FOR: @nathaniel-donovan & @gabyharrisonx WHEN: 10th of February, 2024. WHERE: Tonopah Town Center.
The cold seared her skin, thankful she'd remembered to put two layers on, earlier that morning. The streets, packed with Saturday shoppers, were bustling, all dashing in and out of shops in the hope of savouring the warmth. Kathryn, being British, had always favoured cooler weather, and thankfully the summer was behind them, she'd found herself here. And she wouldn't deny she didn't love it, as her hands stuffed deeper into her pockets. Gaby had only popped into the store to grab two hot steaming coffees when Kathryn's eyes narrowed.
"Nate, well, what d'ya know? Look what the cat dragged out." She teased.
