Who; Ellen Harvelle & anyone. OPEN
What; Staying awake at the Roadhouse
Where; The Roadhouse
When; Very late evening June 10th
Rating; pg-13ish?
Status; Ongoing, open. Talk to Ellen, talk amongst yourselves
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No one had touched the booze. It was all about coffee tonight. )
Under the guise of seeking out a slice of pie and a cup of coffee resembling caffeinated syrup, he slipped into the Roadhouse and shot a cocky smile in the direction of the establishment's hostess. The smile quickly fell into a frown, which he quickly attempted to cover with a smirk. He strutted up to the bar and leaned over it far enough to smack a loud, damp kiss to her cheek. To offset the playfulness of the smooch, he slid his hands over hers and gave a gentle squeeze before sprawling across one of the stools.
"How's it hangin' toots?"
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Gabriel’s entrance, complete with the smack on the cheek and the subsequent sprawl that seemed to require the removal of at least three key vertebrae, elicited a wearied but affectionate smile. The archangel was quickly working his way towards becoming one of a select group of her favorite Roadhouse regulars. Her movements slow and deliberate, Ellen poured him a cup of coffee (she didn’t quite trust shaky hands to handle much else) and slid over the sugar for him to dive into.
“It’s hanging. It’d be a little better if we could sleep.. but we’re managing for now.”
Barely.
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"Need anything?" he asked, kicking his feet up on a nearby stool. "I can manifest a mean white Russian, and you look like you could use something to take the edge off."
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“It’s not safe,” she continued lamely.
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He knew it wasn't safe, but still. He had to offer, didn't he? He'd taken an interest in her wellbeing over Jo, and that meant he had to take a continued interest in her wellbeing over other things as well. In all things - be they his duties as Trickster or Anchangel - Gabriel was consistent. He downed the rest of his coffee in one go and set the mug carefully to the side.
"Looks like you'll have to be eased and comforted by the powers of my conversational skills alone."
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She poured herself another cup of coffee. "Engaging conversation and coffee? I can't think of a better way to spend the evening."
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"How about conversation and coffee in a world where your dreams aren't trying to kill you?" He paused, lips twisting in a faux-frown. "That might take the fun out of life, though."
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"I don't know about the rest, but that's the sort of fun I could do with a little less of now and then."
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