She promised to buy Lizzie a burger and a milkshake.
Scout hadn’t kept her last promise to her witch, and it’d been a year. This was important.
She caught sight of Lizzie sitting in a booth at the diner, exhaling slowly through her nose.
“Hey, honeybee.” It wouldn’t have been easy to miss the giant bouquet of flowers Scout had bought for the other woman -- they practically covered her entire frame. Percy really hooked her up.
“...Listen, I, uh... I wasn’t gonna do this... But I figured that, yanno, since I hadn’t gotten you flowers ‘n forever they wouldn’t hurt. An’... I shoulda bought you more flowers anyway.” she sniffed, clearing her throat as she slipped into the booth across from the witch. It didn’t feel natural; What Scout wanted to do was scoot herself right next to Lizzie and nuzzle into her neck and pinch her cute little waist because she had missed her terribly. And all the texts Scout had never sent haunted her. But... such closeness wasn’t so appropriate anymore. It was almost like she’d gone through withdraw and was now attempting to keep from gorging herself on everything Lizzie Velnias
“They’re also, um, apology flowers. Because I’m sorry for... everything.”
Funny how the world worked, she thought about Lizzie often but the one week Scout couldn’t get the witch out of her head regardless what she did or tried was the week she felt Lizzie in Faerune.