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Well, Lindsey and I looked everywhere, but she seems to have vanished. Then again, Lilah's a big girl. And since they let her out of the hospital, I'm guessing she's fine. Probably needed the time alone. It's a bit childless running out on Lindsey after he tried so hard, let her stay at his apartment, went out of his way to be there for his friend, even went to the oracles and nearly risked his life for her. I’m still going to kick his arse over that one. Git
Oh well, I’m sure she’ll be fine.
I did spend the better part of that evening trying to comfort Lindsey, because he was feeling needlessly guilty. Cordelia was still there, having watched Marilee all day, while taking and picking up Alicia from her new school. So in ways of comfort we spend a family evening with games, DVD and pizza.
Good lord, I voluntarily ordered pizza. Cordy nor Lindsey had to look at me cutely to do so. What *has* the world come to? There’s nothing wrong with tea and toast for dinner, no matter what Cordy says.
It was fun though. Almost family like. I've missed that since I left Angel Investigation, didn't have that feeling over at Wolfram and Hart. But it’s there now that we’ve started our own agency and seem to come to term with…certain things. I still do some research work for Angel and the others should they need it. Because really, I wouldn’t trust anyone in my former department even with a gun against their heads.
Cordy and the girls decided to have a girls night and retreated to Cordelia’s room. I mean…the large guestroom. I heard the name ‘Spike’ quite a lot when I went past. I’m thinking Cordelia was teaching the girls some thing we men seriously do not ever need to know about with Spike as an example. And Angel, I think. Better them then I. They‘re indestructible, I‘m not.
It was rather late once the movie we were…uhm…watching was finished. And since I didn’t like the idea of Lindsey alone at his apartment, I asked him to spend the night. My bed is big enough. I mean, you have to plan ahead for thunderstorms and the girls wanting to sleep in your room etc, etc….right?
Exactly.
In other news, I’ve made marilee_brewer an account as well, since she was starting to pout. Nothing much in there yet. Once she’s figured things out there will probably be a bunch of letters and numbers. For now, we’re still working on lay out issues. She certainly is demanding for a five, nearly six year old. Aside from ‘I don’t want it to look like Alicia’s’ there’s a whole list.
Maybe I should have Willow take a look at it with her, she knows about that stuff.
Oh well, I’m sure she’ll be fine.
I did spend the better part of that evening trying to comfort Lindsey, because he was feeling needlessly guilty. Cordelia was still there, having watched Marilee all day, while taking and picking up Alicia from her new school. So in ways of comfort we spend a family evening with games, DVD and pizza.
Good lord, I voluntarily ordered pizza. Cordy nor Lindsey had to look at me cutely to do so. What *has* the world come to? There’s nothing wrong with tea and toast for dinner, no matter what Cordy says.
It was fun though. Almost family like. I've missed that since I left Angel Investigation, didn't have that feeling over at Wolfram and Hart. But it’s there now that we’ve started our own agency and seem to come to term with…certain things. I still do some research work for Angel and the others should they need it. Because really, I wouldn’t trust anyone in my former department even with a gun against their heads.
Cordy and the girls decided to have a girls night and retreated to Cordelia’s room. I mean…the large guestroom. I heard the name ‘Spike’ quite a lot when I went past. I’m thinking Cordelia was teaching the girls some thing we men seriously do not ever need to know about with Spike as an example. And Angel, I think. Better them then I. They‘re indestructible, I‘m not.
It was rather late once the movie we were…uhm…watching was finished. And since I didn’t like the idea of Lindsey alone at his apartment, I asked him to spend the night. My bed is big enough. I mean, you have to plan ahead for thunderstorms and the girls wanting to sleep in your room etc, etc….right?
Exactly.
In other news, I’ve made marilee_brewer an account as well, since she was starting to pout. Nothing much in there yet. Once she’s figured things out there will probably be a bunch of letters and numbers. For now, we’re still working on lay out issues. She certainly is demanding for a five, nearly six year old. Aside from ‘I don’t want it to look like Alicia’s’ there’s a whole list.
Maybe I should have Willow take a look at it with her, she knows about that stuff.