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Who: Olive, Kimberly and Ned
What: Chatting after Work
When: Night, after closing
Where: The Pie Hole
Warnings: None
Olive sighed softly as she closed and locked the door after the last customer had gone. She couldn't believe how busy they were. It was such a small town, but it seemed like everyone in it came in at least once a day. Pie was good, but was it that good? She leaned down to pat Digby on the head and then headed back toward the bar and sat down with a huff on a bar stool.
She leaned into her upraised fists and sufficiently distorted the way her cheeks looked on a normal basis. It distorted her speech too. "I've never been so tired in my whole life." She glanced up at Ned who was in the kitchen and turned to look for Kimberly. The girl was supposed to help her close and if she wasn't around Olive was probably going to look up Voodoo and work out some curse to put on her.
She glanced back at Ned and sighed. She'd felt so good for two whole weeks. She didn't know that she'd ever been in love with her boss and it had been wonderful. But feelings had come back in a rush on Monday and it had been four days of complete misery. She tilted her head a bit and eyed him. "You were acting a little strangely the last couple weeks. Did something weird happen to you, too?" The two people she was closest with in town had gone completely mad, but everything was back to normal now. And she was only somewhat grateful for that fact.
What: Chatting after Work
When: Night, after closing
Where: The Pie Hole
Warnings: None
Olive sighed softly as she closed and locked the door after the last customer had gone. She couldn't believe how busy they were. It was such a small town, but it seemed like everyone in it came in at least once a day. Pie was good, but was it that good? She leaned down to pat Digby on the head and then headed back toward the bar and sat down with a huff on a bar stool.
She leaned into her upraised fists and sufficiently distorted the way her cheeks looked on a normal basis. It distorted her speech too. "I've never been so tired in my whole life." She glanced up at Ned who was in the kitchen and turned to look for Kimberly. The girl was supposed to help her close and if she wasn't around Olive was probably going to look up Voodoo and work out some curse to put on her.
She glanced back at Ned and sighed. She'd felt so good for two whole weeks. She didn't know that she'd ever been in love with her boss and it had been wonderful. But feelings had come back in a rush on Monday and it had been four days of complete misery. She tilted her head a bit and eyed him. "You were acting a little strangely the last couple weeks. Did something weird happen to you, too?" The two people she was closest with in town had gone completely mad, but everything was back to normal now. And she was only somewhat grateful for that fact.