It had not been a good day at work for one Gwen Cooper.

It got marginally better when she entered Milliways.

So now Gwen's at the bar, with a pint, poking at the foam.

Do bother.

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It had been just another boring day for Gwen Cooper. She woke up, ate breakfast, kissed Rhys goodbye, went to work, called Rhys to tell him she'd be late coming home (something about paperwork and he sighed and was quiet for a moment and she whispered that she loved him, and she'd back soon, she promised), and went out to dinner with Andy and a few ( Read more... )

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There's a table in the middle of the bar, that has a coffee cup on it, and a bag of doughnuts that have the store name of Tesco printed on it. A notebook is open and there's a Gwen Cooper there too, not really paying attention to the notebook or the doughnuts or the coffee.

That exploding galaxy is much more exciting. But she's very botherable.

[ Pre-Milliways and Pre-Torchwood: Her life is normal, and this is how it should always be.]

After her normal, normal day as a Police Constable for Cardiff, Gwen Cooper just wanted to go home. Maybe Rhys had some food done, if he was home yet (and if not, oh God, there was that delicious pie on the counter...and she could just have wee piece and he ( Read more... )