In one corner, there is Fiona, who has recovered, more or less, from the strange events of earlier. Whether that's a good thing is entirely debatable, as she is curled up on a couch, sketching away in her notebook.
Svetlana is near the fireplace, feeling very restless and in need of something to do. She's persuing a cookbook in the hopes she'll
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"So the pretty lady's an artist, too?" It's not quite a drawl. "Good, artists are my favorite kinda people."
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Suggestive grin? Surely you jest.
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Which is when he takes notice of Molokov, and it's been a good thirty years or so since he saw him. Naturally, he goes to sit down next to him, flashing him one of those typically Jack smiles. "Alexander. Haven't seen you in a while."
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He wants to grab Jack by the throat, shove him up the wall and make it very clear that the other man is to never touch Walter again and the consequences should he do so.
Failing that, he'd like to just shoot him, but then, he'd promised Walter he'd warn him first.
"The Inn let you go back for awhile?"
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"A while." He laughs softly. "You could say that. Thirty-some years. But it likes to play those games with me, so I'm not surprised."
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He's not really surprised as he sounds - the Inn tends to do that, but still.
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