Ms. Sadie Williams

Sadie Williams Manager at Timeless Unions Mother of 1 Thirty-four Single asf Disclaimer

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briarrosedurand‌:

❛ Kaleb Durand. I’m his youngest sister. ❜  Briar Rose replied. She thought she had seen Sadie before; it’s not like people knew well her… The Frenchwoman was more opposite of her brother in so many ways. He likes more parties than her, she is the quiet one in her family or even called of black sheep by her own father. She is serene.❛ Nevermind, I might be mistaken…❜ Now her cheeks blushed due to her shyness and awkwardness at the moment.

Sadie searched the confines of her brain for a few moments, hoping to understand who the woman was talking about but came up empty. “I’m sorry, I don’t know who your brother is.” She offered a sympathetic smile, “It’s nice to meet you regardless, though, Ms. Durand.”

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rcnegcdes‌:

Luke was an endlessly perceptive person; he’d always been hyper aware of the things going on around him whether they involved him directly or not. He was perceptive enough to know that he looked like garbage— a split lip, a black eye, a general bent to his disposition that conveyed quite clearly that he was in pain. All he wanted was a bed in a shelter and the opportunity to sleep for a week, and with his eyes downcast he hardly noticed anyone in front of him, let alone anyone coming close enough to him for his shoulder to collide with them harshly. His eyes snapped up almost immediately in surprise, and he took a step away without thinking, “Fuck, sorry. Are you, uh, are you good? I wasn’t—” He gestured fleetingly, “I wasn’t watching.”

Sadie was having a heck of a time lately. Things with her ex-husband were tense, though they tried not to show it to their daughter, and Sadie found herself spending more time alone than with people which only served to further the off mood that she was in. She was on her way home from dinner out with her younger sister when she’d collided with a gentleman on the sidewalk. “Sorry!” She squeaked before her eyes rose to take him in and she frowned a little at the way he looked. “Yeah, I’m good... are you?” She went to reach a hand out to touch his cheek but thought better of it due to them not knowing each other. “That looks pretty bad... What happened?”

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londonxxcalling‌:

“I’m glad to hear that” said Daphne. “Probably the only thing worse than a bad cup of coffee would be burning yourself with it.” Coffee burns, in her experience, were some of the most painful. “And you’re welcome.” She held out her hand. “I’m Daphne. Pleasure to meet you, Sadie.”

“Thankfully I’ve been drinking coffee since I was thirteen so I’ve gotten very adept at not burning myself.” Sadie laughed as her hand reached out to grasp and firmly shake the other woman’s. “The pleasure is all mine, Daphne.” After a moment, and a deep breath, a smile crossed her features. “So. Which way to this better coffee shop?”

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briarrosedurand‌:

❛ Hey… I think I know you… Aren’t you my brother’s friend? ❜

One slim eyebrow quirked at the woman’s question and she studied her for a long moment before shaking her head. “I apologize - you don’t look familiar but I might be? Who is your brother?”

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chasingmcvericks‌:

                    A smile touched her lips when despite the upset over the bad coffee she remained reasonable to the possibility this was just a fluke. An unfortunate one that she had to experience, but Lara knew all too well that some days were just like that. Too many of her days had been marked with that once her dear sister Annalise was gone. “Sorry it had to happen to you though.” The blonde tipped her head in a nod and her eyes caught sight of the business card between the woman’s fingers. Her brows came together briefly in curiosity but she smiled, “Pleasure, Sadie. I’m Lara.” She scanned over the card briefly. “Timeless Unions?” Lara was curious. “Mind if I join you on the way to the coffee shop?”

“It’s okay.” Sadie sighed, licking her lips to wet them now that they’d been patted dry. “The pleasure is all mine, Lara.” She assured the woman, watching as her eyes scanned the card. “My business.” There was a smile on her lips and a nod of the head to the question. “Of course! You’re more than welcome to join me.” The walk signal lit up and Sadie began to lead Lara toward the other coffee shop, tossing the disgusting cup into a nearby trash bin on the way past.

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briarrosedurand‌:

❛ I’m Briar Rose. People are allowed to have bad days time to times.❜  She pointed out, although she has no idea if Sadie was having a bad moment on that day. She commented as she put her phone back on her purse.

“Pleasure to meet you, Briar Rose.” Sadie gave a nod to the woman’s comment. “That is true, but I prefer to have them in private.” She wasn’t really sure what else to say as her gaze moved forward to watch the walk signal, waiting for the appropriate time to cross the road toward her shop.

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moeflore‌:

It was very flattering to hear her words and Moe felt somewhat proud of himself. He worked hard to take care of his flowers and always tried to out the best work he could when it came to clients, it seemed it had payed off. He nodded.” I agree. This will be my first partnership… So you might have to guide me along while we do business. I’m sure that we can find something that your clients will enjoy.”

“Of course, Mr. Flore! That is something we could definitely do. The rest of my day is relatively booked but how about we get some coffee together tomorrow  and we can finalize the arrangement? I’ve got appointments at the end of the week with some clients who are eager to see arrangement ideas. I can send you a list of flowers they are considering for their wedding, if you’d be so kind as to give me your e-mail address?” Sadie paused then for a breath, realizing she’d been piling on a lot of information. “I’m.. sorry. I’m a bit eager about this.” She gave him a soft smile.

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chasingmcvericks‌:

                    Lara’s head turned as her eyes followed where directed. She made note of the corner store, burning it into her head as a place not to stop for coffee. “Hopefully for their sake it’s just a bad day, but Yelp is our friend in that regard. We can find out if they’re a place to avoid just for the day or for always.” Her tone was a bit candid and friendly, while a bad cup of coffee could be a bad start to the day, she hoped a fresh cup from the shop up ahead would resolve that. “Maybe they have someone new or thought they could reuse a filter or something to that effect,” Lara added with a soft shrug. “Anyhow, there’s a joint just a block up ahead that should make up for the bad batch you’ve had if you’re up for it.”

“I’m keeping my fingers crossed but I’ll definitely be scoping them out on Yelp just encase.” She gave another smile, rolling her shoulders with a nod. “Yeah, if it was a bad day for them I would understand. I know how that goes, honestly.” It seemed like there was one thing after another today, the coffee just one thing pilled on. “Yeah? Wonderful! I’ll make that my next stop before the office then.” Sadie extended her free hand, a business card balanced between two fingers as she did so. “I’m Sadie, by the way.”

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raina-delaware‌:

She hadn’t really expected anyone to respond – Raina taken aback when the brunette actually offered her the stain pen. “Um –  yeah, thanks.” She gratefully took it, uncapping it and pressing the tip against the stain. She honestly had no idea what it was, or if the pen would work, but Raina was willing to give it a go at least. “I think I need to get one of these.” The words were muttered as she tried to view the stain from another angle, hoping it was fading. “Getting ready in the morning is — well, I left the house with a stain on my shirt, that’s about the gist of it.” 

“No problem.” Sadie smiled, leaning against a nearby wall as Raina tried to get the stain. “Just rub it carefully over the stain like you’re tracing the stain - it should start to fade in just a moment.” She offered, her eyes trained on the stain for a moment before raising to meet the woman’s when she spoke about her morning. “I know all about that.” Sadie laughed softly, carding a hand through her hair. “I’ve got a four year old at home and the amount of times I’ve discovered a wayward stain is ridiculous. I’ve got a whole stack of those at home, and a handful at the office too so you’re welcome to keep that one if you’d like.”

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chriswinnick‌:

She’d heard some creative slurs over her years but never the recitation of the entire bible’s main characters. Was the camel a main in the story? She couldn’t remember but she knew they played some kind of role. It was amusing to say the least and there was a soft, barely audible snort as she watched the woman try and explain. “I don’t think they care,” she informed the stranger before stepping closer, “it may be a bit too early to cut off people’s self absorption just yet and even some of them will remain this way for the entire day.” Nodding her head to a man who was giving her a look, she watched as he walked away. 

Sadie’s sheepish look turned to the woman speaking to her and she couldn’t help but to laugh at the others words. “Yes, I suppose that’s true. I try my best to apologize though, just encase anyone did care.” She gave a shrug, looking around for the nearest trash can to deposit it in. Seeing none, she sighed frustratedly, “If it’s not one things it’s another.” She ran a hand over her face before glancing back to the stranger. “Sorry. Where are my manners? I’m Sadie.” She offered her hand to shake, a business card situated in her fingers. “I promise I’m usually not this scatter-brained.”

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londonxxcalling‌:

Daphne was standing at the street corner when she heard the woman near her cough and let out a loud complaint. Glancing at her, she said “Are you okay?” Then she shook her head. “There’s almost nothing worse on the face of the Earth than bad coffee.” She felt sorry for the other woman. “How about I take you to this place a few blocks over and buy you a real cup of coffee.”

Sadie had tugged a napkin from her pocket and dabbed at the coffee on the corner of her mouth when she heard a voice speak. Glancing over with her sheepish smile still in place, she nodded. “Yeah. Yes, I’m okay, thank you.” She continued to nod along at the woman’s words before a look of surprise crossed her features. “That... would be lovely, actually. Thank you.” After a moment’s pause, “I’m Sadie.”

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briarrosedurand‌:

Briar Rose finally had time to relax a little after drop off her twins babies on the daycare. She was planning their first birthday that is coming. But at the same time, she has a lot of things to do, with work.

She was checking out her daily schedule on her phone, what she needs to do next until she overhears the other’s woman rant. ❛ I hate coffee. — I prefer tea. But I understand…❜ It’s not for everyone to have a good day. There are these days that… Everything seems complicated.

“I probably would have had better luck with tea. Though from the quality of this, they might have even fucked that up.” Sadie sighed, pulling a napkin from her coat pocket to dab at the remainder on her lips. “Sorry again. I try not to have outbursts like that, in public at least.” She sighed. “I’m Sadie.”

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laramurphy‌:

          The morning had felt the same as any other before it, all apart of a daily routine that Lara now had — full of a jog in the morning, readying for the day, a stop for coffee, then off to the university. It was boring but the twenty-nine year old had begun to accept that was just how life was, the highs weren’t as frequent as the plateaus. Most were just trying to get through the day, much like the people surrounding her at the corner waiting to cross the street. Only there was a bit of amusement alighting her features, even a small chuckle as the brunette spit out her coffee. “No need to apologize to me. You’re the one that’s suffering right now and maybe the person you got some of that on — I had thought you maybe burnt your tongue with it being too hot. Though, seems it’s far worse than that.” The coffee cup she held in her own hand seemed to feel a little warmer in her grip at that moment. “Where’d you get that from? i’ll have to be sure to never stop there.”

Sadie was mumbling a curse under her breath as she tugged some napkins out of her coat pocket, offering one to the person she’d gotten coffee on before looking to the woman who’d spoke. “Far worse than hot coffee.” She laughed weakly before glancing around for a trash can she could deposit the disgusting drink into. The question caught her attention and she nodded toward the store a few spots down from where they currently were. “That corner store. Not sure if I just hit them on a bad day or if they just always suck but I don’t think I’ve ever had coffee this bad in the city.”

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elegantxsavageryx‌:

Rhiannon’s mouth had opened to warn the woman of the shitty coffee at that corner store, but the look on her face said it all. “I was just about to tell you that. Unless mud’s your game, you’re better off going to the one across the street there. It’s got this amazing cold brew that will change your life.”

“How can they even sell slop like this?” Sadie used her sleeve to dab the edge of her mouth, shaking her head. “It’s a pity you can’t find good coffee at every store these days.” She glanced across the road to where the woman had mentioned and her eyes lit up. “Oh? I’m definitely in the mood for a good cold brew. Thank you, Miss...?”

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This morning had been the worst for Sadie. She was running late for everything and the only saving grace had been that the co-owner of Timeless Unions, Sadie’s mother, was able to cover her morning meetings so Sadie could run the errands she needed to for the shop. After dropping Katerina off, her first order of business was to grab a cup of coffee. All of the shops she passed by had been busy except for one. She grabbed a quick cup to go and was standing at a street corner, waiting to cross, when she’d had her first sip. Almost immediately she spit it out, coughing, “Jesus, Mary, Joseph and the camel! This is really bad coffee.”  It took a moment for her to regain her composure before she looked around at the people near her, smiling sheepishly. “.. Sorry. Bad morning.” She held up the cup, “Bad coffee. My bad.”

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raina-delaware‌:

It may have been nearly a year, but Raina was still getting the hang of this whole ‘mothering’ thing. Especially since she was an only parent. Besides, as soon as she thought she had things under control, her daughter went and learned something new, and threw out a total curve ball. Willow was just learning to walk, and getting into absolutely everything she could reach with grabby her little hands. Raina had thought kids had grubby hands before, but now? Now Willow seemed to always be sticky. And while Raina tried to best to keep herself clean, she wasn’t always successful. She was already out when the brunette woman finally looked down at herself, noticing the stain, a groan escaping her. “Aw, seriously?” She pulled at her shirt, trying to get a better look at the mark. “Why is it so hard to stay clean?” 

Sadie had been out running errands for the morning when she had heard a woman near her make a comment about staying clean. Curiosity got the best of her and she glanced toward the brunette, noting the way she was looking at a stain that had appeared on her shirt. Cautiously, Sadie stepped up to her and produced a Tide to go pen from her purse. “Need to borrow this?” After a moment, she added. “It’s something I’ve learned to carry around in case of emergencies. You never know when a stain will appear - I can’t tell you how many times I left the house and found a stain I hadn’t noticed earlier.”

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moeflore‌:

Maurice set the watering can down next to himself taking the card, he took a moment to look at it as he listened to what Sadie had to say. It would be foolish of him not to take the offer and a partnership was something that he been tackling on doing the florist just didn’t know where to start. He nodded.” I’m interested. I already do a few weddings here and there… I think a partnership would be good for my store.”

A bright smile spread from ear-to-ear as Maurice stated his interest and had she been any less of a professional she probably would have made an exclamation of excitement. She chose instead to use her words, chosen carefully and spoke in a calm but pleasant manner. “I’m very glad to hear that. I think both of our businesses will benefit for it.  I’ll have at least one couple to bring by in the next day or two so we can go over types of flowers they’re looking for and their price range.” She glanced around at the various flowers and arrangements he had out. “I think they will be as pleased as I’ve ever been with your work. This is the start of something beautiful.”