[CLOSED] - [IN PROGRESS] Belated Christmas
Who: Bradley and Tweek
What: Belated Christmas
Where: Tweek Bros Coffee and then Bradley's house
When: Saturday Night
Warnings: The usual with these two
Bradley had a spring in his step as he walked through the thickly falling snow to the coffee shop. Not a lot of cars were out on the road due to the weather, and he hoped it would keep up through Monday so school would be canceled. He was later than he thought he would be, his mother had left late for work and according to the sign on the door, it was less than an hour till the coffee shop closed.
He pushed open the door and went in, snow falling from his head and shoulders and the cuffs of his pants. He had his backpack with him, and it was full of Christmas presents for his boy, who was standing with his back to the door, wearing his apron. The shop was empty, and Bradley grinned to himself. Setting the bag in a chair, he stepped up to the counter.
"I'd like an order of Tweek to go please," he said in his best 'customer' voice, which really didn't sound anything more like his usual mumblings.
What: Belated Christmas
Where: Tweek Bros Coffee and then Bradley's house
When: Saturday Night
Warnings: The usual with these two
Bradley had a spring in his step as he walked through the thickly falling snow to the coffee shop. Not a lot of cars were out on the road due to the weather, and he hoped it would keep up through Monday so school would be canceled. He was later than he thought he would be, his mother had left late for work and according to the sign on the door, it was less than an hour till the coffee shop closed.
He pushed open the door and went in, snow falling from his head and shoulders and the cuffs of his pants. He had his backpack with him, and it was full of Christmas presents for his boy, who was standing with his back to the door, wearing his apron. The shop was empty, and Bradley grinned to himself. Setting the bag in a chair, he stepped up to the counter.
"I'd like an order of Tweek to go please," he said in his best 'customer' voice, which really didn't sound anything more like his usual mumblings.