He shouldn’t have done this. Halsin tapped his forehead against his iPhone repeatedly as if it could unsend the message he had just sent. Halsin ended up in the middle of a scheme, an entire network of busybees had done their duties to lead them to this moment. He trusted Karlach - he did, but he didn’t see how he needed any help dating. Bear came over to him, flopping his head into Halsin’s lap and he immediately reached down to fondly rub the head of the Burmese Mountain Dog mix. The kids club he had ran emptied out of the last kids from The Harper’s organization and the entire time they had cleaned up after Karlach kept talking about her girlfriend’s curious roommate.
Not exactly the way to sell him but Karlach had apparently done some leg work as his wingman. Since when did he even need a wingman? Not that he put himself out at bars too often - they just weren’t his scene. Halsin was a more of the earth kind of guy. He liked books, and farmers markets, and hikes and nature. He wasn’t exactly a nightlife kind of guy.
[text] Hello there, Karlach insisted that I send you a message and ask when you’re available. Apparently she and Shadowheart think we might hit it off?
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