Peter wasn’t sure if Wyatt had been dodging Safiya’s calls or not, but honestly, the woman deserved it. She was a terrible boss and, despite paying Wyatt well, it wasn’t as though she was exceptionally pleasant to him either. It wasn’t really Peter’s job to worry about that, though. He was just supposed to make sure that the pictures were delivered, and he’d already done that. He was free of any further obligations. “Thank you. I’m sure she’ll appreciate that.” He lied, knowing that Safiya wasn’t one to appreciate much of anything. He was sure that she wasn’t that terrible a person outside of work, but she was very much a one-track mind kind of lady on the job.
Somehow, Peter was surprised that Wyatt didn’t like Valentine’s Day. He wasn’t entirely sure why, since what Wyatt was saying was somewhat true. “Yeah, it is kind of a lame holiday, and kind of sets people up for failure? It’s a really polarizing holiday.” And it wasn’t even an important holiday! Though he supposed that some people would argue that it was an important holiday, but he didn’t really see how that argument could hold any water. “Given how… I don’t know… laissez faire you seem about everything, I’m kind of surprised you’re so worked up about a holiday.”
Wyatt huffed at Peter’s comment, “Hah, yeah. Honestly don’t care what she says as long as the appreciation is 3 digits.” Wyatt gave up trying to get appreciation out of her a long time ago, the woman was impossible to please. “Hmm yeah I wouldn’t know, never had a date on Valentine’s day,” Wyatt admitted, “But I’ve seen it ruin a couple of relationships, so I guess you’re probably right.” Wyatt sometimes wondered what it was like, being in a relationship like that where he could celebrate these holidays. Normally he quickly extinguished those ideas with a bottle of liqueur but lately... “Why is that surprising?” Wyatt asked, genuinely curious of Peter’s answer. Sighing, he shrugged, “Normally I like holidays, the parties, festivals, all of it. But Valentine’s day isn’t like that. Everyone is just so... in love.” Furrowing his eyebrows a little, Wyatt watched the next couple step up while Dahlia adjusted the set up. “I guess... nevermind,” Wyatt discontinued the thought, realizing just who he was about to spill all his secrets to. Peter probably didn’t want to hear it.
“So, you gonna go back to work or are you just using me as an excuse to say you got caught up?” He asked. Not that he particularly wanted Peter to leave, this was a nice change of pace for them and much preferable to dealing with couples for a bit.
















