RP: Quick Detour
Date: September 25, 2011
Characters: Audrey Teller, Laine Kohler
Location: B Side Records and Music
Status: Public
Summary: Audrey goes shopping for essentials.
Completion: Incomplete
No one had been at the big house when Audrey woke up. Not at the greenhouses either, which basically knocked out any possibility of bugging Darcy or Dalton or joining them for breakfast. With Darcy off from Blossoms today, they were probably both at the gym or something. She hadn't seen the inside of a gym past noon in...ever. Why anyone would choose to spend the morning there was beyond her. Not that she really frequented gyms. She'd only bought the membership to Serenity when Cal had browbeaten her into supporting his best friend.
She had to admit it was nice, if a little strange, to be living in the same place for long enough that a gym membership would be practical.
Audrey dressed and drove the half hour or so into town, looking for nowhere in particular. Sundays were her lazy day, even if D&D liked to joke that she was lazy every day. She wasn't. For a DJ, partying was work.
She pulled into an empty space in front of B Side. Groceries were what she really needed, but a detour couldn't hurt. Always good to stock up on supplies. And maybe get Dalton some more of that country music he liked.
Characters: Audrey Teller, Laine Kohler
Location: B Side Records and Music
Status: Public
Summary: Audrey goes shopping for essentials.
Completion: Incomplete
No one had been at the big house when Audrey woke up. Not at the greenhouses either, which basically knocked out any possibility of bugging Darcy or Dalton or joining them for breakfast. With Darcy off from Blossoms today, they were probably both at the gym or something. She hadn't seen the inside of a gym past noon in...ever. Why anyone would choose to spend the morning there was beyond her. Not that she really frequented gyms. She'd only bought the membership to Serenity when Cal had browbeaten her into supporting his best friend.
She had to admit it was nice, if a little strange, to be living in the same place for long enough that a gym membership would be practical.
Audrey dressed and drove the half hour or so into town, looking for nowhere in particular. Sundays were her lazy day, even if D&D liked to joke that she was lazy every day. She wasn't. For a DJ, partying was work.
She pulled into an empty space in front of B Side. Groceries were what she really needed, but a detour couldn't hurt. Always good to stock up on supplies. And maybe get Dalton some more of that country music he liked.