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[prodigaled]

Characters: Lindsey McDonald and Lilah Morgan
Location: Lilah's apartment
Planet: Coruscant
When: Friday night, Week 41
What: Lindsey's turn to visit and get a debrief. Welcoming Lilah back from her mission turns into an argument about withholding information.
Rating: PG 13? Will update

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[buryyoualive]

Lilah looked up from her datapad, which she was currently skimming over in order to catch herself up anything she might have missed while being off planet.

She's not surprised to see Lindsey, she had been expecting him after she told him she had arrived back. Of course, she had waited until she had been back for about a day or so before telling him, but that was merely details.

She brought a finger up to her lips, as if thinking about it.

"You know? I just knew I was forgetting something."

[prodigaled]

"Some friend you are." He shot back, smirking slightly, knowing that to even use the word was kind of a joke. Still, she was more of a friend and ally than a rival or enemy these days. "I was expecting at least some bobble-headed doll, or holo-postcard."

He held up his own offering and shrugged.

"Guess I get to keep this 'welcome back' present all to myself, then."

[buryyoualive]

She couldn't resist the urge to laugh a little at the use of the word friend. She doubted anyone could ever describe her as that, not anyone who knew her true nature as well as Lindsey did.

"If you're really so hurt that you have to hog the whole bottle to yourself, go right ahead."

She places her datapad down, shutting it down for now. She brings a hand up to indicate the space beside her on the couch.

"However, if you feel like sharing, feel free to take a seat."

[prodigaled]

Lindsey's smirk deepened briefly.

"Drinking alone isn't as much fun," he admitted, moving to settle on the couch next to her, "and I'm in a generous mood tonight."

He placed the bottle on the coffee table in front of them and then leaned back to give her the once over. She looked pretty relaxed and he had a feeling that whatever had gone down while she'd been away had been a success for her, one way or the other.

"So, where did you fly off to?"