If there's something strange in your neighborhood
Characters: Hanna Cross and Violet
When: Wednesday, January 18th
Where: Violet's new place.
Rating: PG-PG-13 for possible language from either parties.
Summary: Violet has asked Hanna to check out her new crib for ghosties and to secure it with a rune or two. In the process he might get a little wild with a rune or two and zap Violet in the process...but those ones are only supposed to work on ghosts, right?
After receiving the coordinates for Violet's new place, Hanna had set out, avoiding the still ongoing destruction from creeky old buildings threatening to drop. He hoped that the place wasn't too bad, seeing as he'd feel incredibly guilty having a teenage girl live there if it was. At some point he'd even considered offering her a place to stay, but he was still sleeping on Riku's couch, and it was kind of obvious that there was no room in the place. So, he hoped there was nothing wrong with the one she'd found because if there was, there wasn't much he could do about it.
But, when he finally found it, it didn't look as bad as he imagined. Which was definitely a plus. So, knocking on the door, he stood outside, hands in his pockets and hammer and marker ready in case they were needed.
When: Wednesday, January 18th
Where: Violet's new place.
Rating: PG-PG-13 for possible language from either parties.
Summary: Violet has asked Hanna to check out her new crib for ghosties and to secure it with a rune or two. In the process he might get a little wild with a rune or two and zap Violet in the process...but those ones are only supposed to work on ghosts, right?
After receiving the coordinates for Violet's new place, Hanna had set out, avoiding the still ongoing destruction from creeky old buildings threatening to drop. He hoped that the place wasn't too bad, seeing as he'd feel incredibly guilty having a teenage girl live there if it was. At some point he'd even considered offering her a place to stay, but he was still sleeping on Riku's couch, and it was kind of obvious that there was no room in the place. So, he hoped there was nothing wrong with the one she'd found because if there was, there wasn't much he could do about it.
But, when he finally found it, it didn't look as bad as he imagined. Which was definitely a plus. So, knocking on the door, he stood outside, hands in his pockets and hammer and marker ready in case they were needed.