"All I want is a family, like everyone else I see. I won't understand it If it's not meant to be."
Who: exwarblercop and nobodysvictim
What: Times changing
Where: Strip House, NYC
When: Monday evening
Rating: Child friendly
Chris' day at work was long and hectic, and now that it was dinner time, he was absolutely ravenous. They had placed their order and he relaxed in his chair at the restaurant table, stretching his back which was a little stiff and sore form being bent over evidence files all day on his latest case. It was one of those days he spent mostly at his desk, and whilst they weren't his favourite way to pass the work day, it was still a hell of a case with a lot of twists and turns, and the day was over before he knew it.
He shot Nate a smile over the table and took a drink from his beer. "You okay, babe? How was your day?" he asked. It wasn't foreign for them by any means to have dinner together and have a conversation over a meal. Chris didn't always work evenings, so whenever he didn't, they made a point of eating together. It was the god's honest truth that to keep a marriage functioning and happy, you needed to work at it, and that meant communicating and spending as much time together as you could, despite having busy lives.
What: Times changing
Where: Strip House, NYC
When: Monday evening
Rating: Child friendly
Chris' day at work was long and hectic, and now that it was dinner time, he was absolutely ravenous. They had placed their order and he relaxed in his chair at the restaurant table, stretching his back which was a little stiff and sore form being bent over evidence files all day on his latest case. It was one of those days he spent mostly at his desk, and whilst they weren't his favourite way to pass the work day, it was still a hell of a case with a lot of twists and turns, and the day was over before he knew it.
He shot Nate a smile over the table and took a drink from his beer. "You okay, babe? How was your day?" he asked. It wasn't foreign for them by any means to have dinner together and have a conversation over a meal. Chris didn't always work evenings, so whenever he didn't, they made a point of eating together. It was the god's honest truth that to keep a marriage functioning and happy, you needed to work at it, and that meant communicating and spending as much time together as you could, despite having busy lives.