Even Evil Laywers Have to Eat

[vicious_bmantle]

Who: Lilah and Wesley
Where: The Grocery Store
When: Afternoonish?
What: Paying people to do this means it not getting done right, you know?
Status: Complete

Comments

[watcher_pryce]

Shopping, grocery shopping clothes shopping, *any* kind of shopping was a necessary evil according to Wesley. Which was why he'd been delighted when he found out about buying online. The only shop Wesley could spend hours and hours even days in, was of course a book shop. Grocery shopping was especially daunting and of course that was the one thing one could do online. Much

[vicious_bmantle]

Lilah hadn't really noticed another hand coming down for the can she was going for until it bumped into hers. "No, don't worry about it," she said before her mind processed the voice. So, it seemed that even Wesley had to do normal things like grocery shopping. Of course, he had Max, so him shopping made a lot more sense than her shopping

[watcher_pryce]

Amused. Yes, that would probably be the best word to describe how Wesley Wyndam-Pryce felt at the moment. There was still a sad undercurrent and there always would be this time of year. But it had *been* a year, so where he wasn't able to feel any sort of amusement a year ago for obvious reasons? It was a relief to find out he was still capable of such at this time of year, a year later

[vicious_bmantle]

Anyone that she worked with (or over) would probably have their mind explode at the fact that Lilah was actually playing a little with a toddler, especially the child of Winnifred Burkle. Lilah never could stand the little Texan, even before she was hovering through Wes's thoughts like an annoying fly that needed to be squashed without a second thought