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Joy Meachum Âť 1.01 Snow Gives Way
waywardwilsons:
His tense posture relaxed some as he realised the eyes that had caused him some irritation belonged to someone behind the bar. Had it not been for the promise of a free drink, he might have even regretted his abrasive tone.Â
âThanks,â He grunts, only half of his heart in it. Straightening on the bar stool, he watches her as she moves about behind the fixture.Â
âYou new?â
âBeen here about seven months.â Tee answered, putting the drink in front of him a moment later. The speed of her hands increased slightly by the need to please. Call it being forever trapped in a set of three, but she knew how to quickly defuse most situations before they got too far. âSo new-ish.âÂ
âYourself?âÂ
foulheathen:
⏠Worn boots clicked loudly over the wooden floor, as they boldly carried the witch, â Am I âat east to read? â He joked lightly with a chuckle, before taking an empty seat before her.
Not that she was wrong, Tallahassee wasnât really what you would call a picky man. Being able to drink down just about anything someone put in front of him, â âŚSure, ah bourbonâll do just fine. â
âIâve just been at this a while.â She waved dismissively, as she poured. Over fifty years sheâd been mixing drinks in one way or another. If not for work then for guests or simple hostess charm. She put his drink down in front of him. âI like your boots.âÂ
schcnk:
âkeen eye,â said robin. maybe it was his formal dress that gave him away. looking around, he did feel a little out of place wearing a sweater-slash-button-down combo to a rundown saloon. âwell. iâm robin, iâll be here until new yearâs if plans go as intended,â he introduced himself with a brief smile. some werenât big on shaking hands, so he kept his own flat atop the bar. ââfaulk hollow. not the bar.â
âteegan,â she offered her hand, big on the gesture actually. she always thought it was the best way to give a good first impression. âand I am going to be at this bar âtil new yearâs.âÂ
dotbled:
the retort brought forth a nostalgic smile , fingers resting on the cool glass. matching colors watching the vibration of the amber liquid , falling into a rhythmic pattern that followed their words.  â i just fell into the bourbon bandwagon when it was the only liquor stashed around the house. my husband was the one with the good taste. â
tee was trying to figure out where to go with that one, husband implied married while was implied formerly married. but if it was divorced, wouldnât she have said ex? too many variables and potential hard feelings, she decided. so she sway the conversation elsewhere. â well the bandwagon always has been a welcoming place. what brings you in tonight? â
waywardwilsons:
Just like everything else in this godforsaken town, it seemed to Russ that the Dusty Crow Saloon was another place frozen in time. Walking through the doors had been like passing through a memory, if not for the ageing of his face and the tiredness of his eyes he could have been fooled into thinking he was in his early twenties again.Â
(Try as he may, he could never fully capture the carefreeness that had been taken from his one fateful night.)Â
Two whiskeys in with a beer mat being slowly demolished bit by bit by his hands, he could feel eyes on him. There was only so long he could ignore the sensation before it grew too irksome, causing him to turn around to the source with a glare of his own.Â
âYâgonna buy me a drink or keep staring âtil we have a problem?â
âSorry,â Teeganâs eyes moved away from him the second she was called out. Sheâd been waiting to ask him if he wanted another but saw that everyone else seemed to giving him the eye and got curious. Was there a scar on his face or something?Â
âIâll get you another, on the house.âÂ
4/â favourite nick miller moments
schcnk:
robin hummed, considering his choices. âi do like tradition,â he acquiesced, placing his elbows atop the bar. âiâll try the old fashioned.â the name sounded a bit familiar to him, anyway. he must have read about it in one of those lawrence block novels. âwhat made you decide on those two?â
teegan fixed him the drink, peeling a fresh orange and retrieving a cherry from the fridge. âI hope you like it.â leaning her chin in her hand, she looked him over again. mostly because you canât tell someone they smell a little like new books and that leads you to believe theyâre classy. âI havenât seen you around before,â she started. âmost people come here for knowledge, or leisure and you strike me as the former.âÂ
dotbled:
â i âŚÂ â she could not fault their quick service , coat dragged onto the stool and offered a drink before she could sit.  â i guess.  â her husband had been a big bourbon type in his time     she remembered him coming home on weekends , reeking of nothing but. dot wasnât a big drinker , but there came times when she wanted to feel close.  â youâve got a good eye.  â
â thank you! â came the bright retort, most of the time it was based on an educated guesses and assumptions. sheâd gotten incredibly good over the years, but it hadnât taken the excitement out of getting it right. â  and you, have excellent taste. â teegan said placing the glass infront of her.Â
schcnk:
âi donât know enough about liquor to discern whether or not thatâs a good thing.â robin was never much of one for drinking. a glass of wine every now and then for good health and a beer when he was offered one in a social setting, but he didnât make a habit of drinking for sport. heâd been told by a few of the locals that the bar was one of faulk hollowâs landmark meeting spots, so here he was. not meeting anything but extreme confusion as he perused the drink selection. âwhat would you recommend for me?â
teegan looked him over, taking in a breathe and closing her eyes. Doing around mystic looking gesture, and masking the fake she was taking in his scent. her keen nose was a blessing and curse, but this was one of the perks. âhmm, youâre tricky.â she stalled, trying to pinpoint her best assumption. âsmooth red or,â she opened her eyes, leaning in with a smile. âan old fashion?âÂ
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Teegan has a lot of smaller pet peeves, like people tapping their cards against the bartop or people who donât say thank you when you hold the door open for them. But how to genuinely get under her skin is just being rude to the people she cares about. Sheâs not about the whole forgive and forget stuff when it comes to her siblings especially, sheâs more forgive and remember for the rest of her immortal life.Â
lowewitch:
   sam fidgets with the ring on her middle finger as she waits outside a coffee shop - not so patiently - watching until the queue gets small enough for her to go in. she doesnât like crowded places and the heat inside is making her nauseaus. when she realises sheâs blocking the way in, she steps aside and offers a tight lipped smile, then signs while she speaks, âsorry, i⌠itâs busy inside.â she then goes back to fidgeting with her ring.
   âitâs okay,â tee waved a dismissive hand, she didnât mind waiting. especially not in the sun, despite her nomad lifestyle she still remembered canadaâs winters as if they had been etched into her bones. giving a glance inside she come to the same conclusion that she assumed the other woman had.it was absolutely packed in there, and they might be waiting a while. so, she might as well make conversation. âitâs a nice set.â she said of the ring the other woman was fidgeting with.Â
tv show meme:Â [2/5] female characters -Â max hardy (the following)
âI trained with the best CIA techs at the academy. Do you honestly think that they can trace anything I do online?â
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thomaspryce:
Thomas loved game night. Not just because he sometimes felt like Peter Pan, the boy who had never grown up, or the boy who loved board games more than anybody else heâd come across in the last hundred years but because Thomas really loved it when Tristan lost. His younger brother was a sore loser, so it didnât matter much to Thomas who won the game out of him and Teegan, just as long as it wasnât Tristan. â Youâre just mad that youâre losing, Tris. â Thomas said with a dismissive wave of his hand, a smirk curling at the corner of his lips at Teeganâs coronation demands. â Watch what you say, Teeg or we might end up with the game being flipped upside down again. I still havenât been able to find the little silver boot. â
   âyou know what, screw you,â tristan rolls up a wrapper from a previously eaten chocolate bar and tosses it at his sister then does the same to his brother, âand screw you!â despite being just over one hundred and ten years old, tristan still hadnât grown out of his childish behaviour when it came to board games. heâs competitive beyond belief and thereâs nothing he hates more than losing. turn into a wolf every month? no problem. lose a game of snakes and ladders? youâd think the world had just ended. âwhat iâm mad about is you two conspiring against my back just so that iâd lose again. why is no one ever in my corner, eh?â he scowls at his siblings before tossing a handful of peanuts into his mouth. âhave you tried teegâs room? sheâs like a crow, collects anything thatâs shiny. actually, donât go in there. you might never be seen again⌠hmm, maybe you should.â // @teeganpryceâ
   âhey!â teegan squealed, throwing her hands up to block the vicious wrapper ball. a fit of giggles overwhelmed her throat. one hundred and ten years old, and her brotherâs fits still made her laugh like nothing else. she liked his competitive nature, it made him so easy to bug.Â
âthereâs no room in his corner between him and his ego.â tee teased, knocking her shoulder against thomasâs. her jaw drops in fake offense at his incredibly true statement, she did love shiny things. and sheâd gathered at least one thing from everywhere theyâd lived. it added up over a hundred years. âi will bury you in wide brims, and you will feel the weight of my addiction.âÂ