Closed: Ambiance Events
This was maybe a little weird. Sebastian was an adult, though, and he was steadfastly not thinking about how something so simple might be exceptionally strange. Considering he hadn't really seen Reid all that often outside of bars and behind closed doors, he thought it was justified that he found this whole little event he'd come up with on a whim outside his usual scope of experiences.
But the past weekend had been a surreal disaster, and it still didn't settle right with Sebastian that Reid had been so shaky. Then there was Jemma with her words and good points. Sebastian's life was so much easier when he didn't talk to anyone he wasn't being paid to deal with and his personal life consisted of random men in random bars with only one even vague relationship to be seen.
It was just lunch. He needed to stop being so dramatic.
He'd mostly recovered from the change, two and a half days out from it. His muscles were still a little tight, but it wasn't anything obvious. His complexion had lost the sickly pallor, and his eyes were less bruised. Walking through the front entrance of Ambiance Events, Sebastian could have been anyone with nothing to hide.
He took a moment to appreciate that this looked like exactly the type of place Daphne would own and somehow actually seemed to fit as a place that Reid would work, which was slightly hilarious. After a moment, Sebastian gave up glancing at the decor in favor of settling his eyes on the reason for this outing.
But the past weekend had been a surreal disaster, and it still didn't settle right with Sebastian that Reid had been so shaky. Then there was Jemma with her words and good points. Sebastian's life was so much easier when he didn't talk to anyone he wasn't being paid to deal with and his personal life consisted of random men in random bars with only one even vague relationship to be seen.
It was just lunch. He needed to stop being so dramatic.
He'd mostly recovered from the change, two and a half days out from it. His muscles were still a little tight, but it wasn't anything obvious. His complexion had lost the sickly pallor, and his eyes were less bruised. Walking through the front entrance of Ambiance Events, Sebastian could have been anyone with nothing to hide.
He took a moment to appreciate that this looked like exactly the type of place Daphne would own and somehow actually seemed to fit as a place that Reid would work, which was slightly hilarious. After a moment, Sebastian gave up glancing at the decor in favor of settling his eyes on the reason for this outing.