"I do have a pretty great life, thanks Val." Mimi said in reply to Valak as she leaned on her palm, resting it down on the counter top behind her as her other loosely twirled a strand of her curly hair around one of her fingers. As Persephone then started also playing with Mimi's hair, Mimi dropped her own hand and, tilting her body towards her friend to give her her full and undivided attention, Mimi looked to Persephone with a big smile. "Oh, so get this -- I found out that one of the angel's on the council is like, totally cheating with another council members wife. And they think we're animals." Rolling her eyes, Mimi picked up her glass of Glyft and took a sip as she said. "Don't worry about Val, you know what boys are like."
"When did you get here? Missed all the fun." He said to Valak, David now leaning back in the creaky chair he sat on as he simply took a large mouthful of his drink and watched both of the chatting girls for a minute. Tilting his head towards his old, childhood friend, David then asked. "Your father here too? I heard Malbonte offered mine a deal." Considering David had yet to see Azrael, his own father, he hadn't known the details of the deal just yet -- while his father wouldn't tell him even if he asked, David could only guess. His father's unwavering, undying loyalty for his freedom and his apparent rightful place back on the throne of their level of hell.
"You're most welcome." Valak says as he raises his glass to Mimi a smile upon his face before taking a drink and then he was looking to David when his old time friend asked his question. "At my father's side of course. Listening to him preaching on how much this wasn't our fight and to stay out of it." He mutters while shaking his head. "He did? Did your father take it? I'm not sure if my father got asked, he seems to find himself on the outs of battles." Valak says with a venom tone in his voice, very clear on what he thought of his father. "Thought I'd at least get some fighting in, but like my father I turned up late for that. How was the battle? Angels put up a fight?"
A scoff was leaving Persephone's lips hearing Mimi telling her story. "They're such hypocrites up here aren't they?" She asks her now, blue hue looking over Mimi's hair before her eyes connected with Mimi's. "I know. People tell me I'm too uptight." Which if they knew her mother they'd understand why, didn't mean that Persephone liked that kind of talk when it came to herself. She didn't care if he was teasing David, but she didn't like that talk pointed at her. "How's your family, Mimi? Hope they're not getting caught up in this." She always envied Mimi and the family she got. Sometimes Persephone had to leave Mimi's house because it got too much.













