Disaster incoming for @punkbites
The rest of the weekend was - luckily - pretty eventless on William’s side, and after a hangover and a breakfast, he managed to escape his parents. No doubt everyone in the little family would end up hearing about his playtime with a knife…
For now however, he was back on the job and in the street, patrolling with Gin like he did most of the time. He had mentioned the wound to her just in case, not wanting his coworker to have a bad surprise - or slap his arm by accident. His more than light explanation made her stare with scrutiny, but she didn’t pry… Yet.
So everything was pretty much back to the usual, to the point William nearly wished for something to happen. Nothing bad to anyone of course, he wasn’t the kind to wish for people’s sorrow, but the day was pretty slow that far, to the point of being boring.
“You still don’t want to tell me how you got that wound ?”
Gin poked, apparently reached by the general tranquility of the day and looking for a distraction. “I told you. Someone got attacked and I got in the middle.”
Her gaze was telling him pretty much what she was thinking, just as well as words would.
“And we both know you’re occulting so much in that story that it means you’re hiding something. Now are you done taking me for an idiot ?”
Just a disagreeable groan answered her. God, he hoped something would happen, anything-
Which was a very dangerous wish to make.
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Unlike his brother, in his small, charming flower shop, Evan Groveheart was enjoying the day thoroughly. He welcomed the calm, happily humming to himself and the plants surrounding him.
The boutique looked homey, all wood and few wrought iron parts, windows reminiscent of a greenhouse… The young man loved his shop. Not only was it the embodiment of his love for plants, but it also looked pretty romantic, at least he was thinking it did.
Often, when customers were scarce, he found himself daydreaming about a fateful encounter in his shop. He couldn’t believe it happened to his older sister, who didn’t even believe love existed to begin with, but not to him ! Of course he was glad for her happiness, but… It was a little unfair.
A sigh left him as he gazed at the flowers with affection, smiling. At least he had his shop. And maybe one day someone special would enter, make the bell jingle… Who knew ? Not a thought was given to the idea of a disaster potentially walking in.












