Meg wouldn't have even thought to stop by Andrew's door . . . if she hadn't seen the sign while on her way to Lilly's apartment.

When your ex-boyfriend puts up a notice telling everyone to go away - well, there's really only one logical thing to do.

Meg steps up to the door, frowning, and knocks.

There are lots of pleasant things to do in Ambergeldar, and while she's there, Meg intends to take advantage of all of them.

So today, she and Amy are out picnicking. It's a lovely day; the food is delicious; there is coffee and tea enough to satisfy both of them, and Susan is safe with her nursemaid in the castle.

All is extremely well.

*Meg's spent some time checking the main room for Sam Winchester, without a great deal of luck ( Read more... )

It's late, late at night by the time Meg is standing in front of Lilly's room, and she doesn't knock loudly.

It doesn't seem quite fair to wake her up. And there's always the Threshold. But -

Well. Just in case she is up.

Just in case.

Meg's fairly small. It's difficult to see her, sometimes, when she's curled up in an armchair - reading, asleep, or just staring at the fire.

But she's there all the same. And when she catches sight of the big X-Man, she straightens in a hurry, turning around to wave to him.

He's what she's got of news.

In the time since a certain conversation happened, Meg has had time to think.

Time to think, in particular, about how very complicated this is going to be to explain to - certain people.

Which is why her knock on Andrew's door is possibly a little tentative, as she stands outside, fingers fidgeting.

- Lockheed?

*Meg's voice is quiet, and a little worried. She doesn't want to disturb the dragon - but Kitty did ask her to watch out for him, and she intends to do her job.

Anyways, she needs his help.*

*Meg's been shuttling between the Threshold and the House of Arch, mostly, for the past few days, with occasional stops to check about her lost coffee mug; it's only this morning that she's stopped by the bar long enough to receive a letter.An executive decision: Family politics might make it awkward to read in the Threshold, and the main bar is a ( Read more... )

*Meg's only been to New York once before, and that time she entered through Midtown ( Read more... )

*Meg had some trouble, at first, figuring out where exactly to hold Alanna's dance lessons. The House of Arch school was officially on break for the summer, Meg's room at the bar had barely enough space for one person to stretch, and removing Alanna from the current space-time continuum (such as it was) to go to the Threshold for every lesson ( Read more... )