The doors to the tea shoppe were thrown wide and outside said doors was a giant shoe [see icon]. It had been gathering dust in Felecia's dressing room at Hidden Frank's and she had with great determination dragged it out in front of the shoppe because well, 1) she could, and 2) it would draw attention, most definitely. Propped in the shoe was a
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Likely to be slow.
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He held on for a little while then let go.
"How are you faring today?" It seemed quite fine, from the reception.
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"Do I have to drink the tea?" He preferred coffee - but he did like scones.
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She came up to cup his cheek with her hand. "How are you, mmm?" Poor, pretty Clint not being with his lovey-dovey.
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Or as good as could be expected, he hadn't thought he'd miss Nat quite this much, even seeing her at work.
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He checked his pockets and saw he had a little money and figured that he could venture what he had on something to eat.
Paris stepped inside and reassuring himself that there was no 'wait to be seated' sign as so many of the eating establishments seemed to have, he took a seat by the window.
if he needs to order first, just let me know, Paris probably wouldn't know to do that anyway *g*
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Oh, Felecia did Love this village and its pretty, pretty eye candy. Hello, pretty, pretty boy. There would have been a time, you see when she would have swooped in and hoped to do unspeakable things to such a pretty, pretty boy.
Love was something, wasn't it?
Anyhoo! That didn't stop her from smoothing her mini-skirt along long, muscles legs before sauntering over to the pretty boy. No tucking, no stuffing, so to the uninitiated, she probably simply looked like a man in woman's clothing (or, unbeknownst to her, like Frank N Furter with less make up and shorter hair).
"Hello!" She crowed in a nasal Aussie accent. "Tea and scone?" No or me tacked on. She was learning, really, she was!
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Paris loved the sound of the man's voice, he would love to hear him talk more. "What a beautiful accent you have." He complimented in an exotic accent of his own.
"A lemon tea, if it's available." Paris flashed a shy smile, dimples showing. "I would love to try a scone, what is it? Never had one. A bread of some sort or a pastry?" Oh Paris did love sweets.
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