Yu Jie
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Nalani Appleblossom
Stepping over an errant pile of notebooks as she followed Gareth into the apartment, Nalani felt the edge of a binding coil hook onto the hem of her jeans. She laughed while she untangled the bit of wire. This was another reason she liked visiting Gareth. She felt at home in his place, particularly since they both seemed to run their places on the "pilot" system. If you have things and nowhere to put them, you just kind of "pile it" here and there.
"Whatever kind of tea you have is fine with me." She sounded so amused at his scurrying around.
Finding a seat on the humpbacked couch (where did he find this monstrosity?) she moved another stack of papers aside on the coffee table. Now there was enough room for her to set the still-warm sack of muffins down. She was already looking forward to having the banana nut one. They always made it so nice and moist at that bakery. "Hey, I hope you don't mind that I dropped by unannounced." It was a joke, of course. She hardly ever called in advance. More likely to follow whims than plans, Nalani often just showed up at someone's doorstep when the mood stuck her. If they weren't home, then she at least killed some time.
Idly, she flipped through his papers while she waited for him to return. Scribblings about history, most likely. Not exactly her forte, but she did admire how Gareth could get so absorbed in it.
"Oh, by the way, I was over at the The Station earlier," she called out loud enough for him to hear. Flip, flip, flip. If she wrote half as much as Gareth did, her hand would cramp up to the point where she wouldn't be able to play her violin. "I ran into Aisling." Well, no one really ran into Aisling. She always seemed to find you.
Stepping over an errant pile of notebooks as she followed Gareth into the apartment, Nalani felt the edge of a binding coil hook onto the hem of her jeans. She laughed while she untangled the bit of wire. This was another reason she liked visiting Gareth. She felt at home in his place, particularly since they both seemed to run their places on the "pilot" system. If you have things and nowhere to put them, you just kind of "pile it" here and there.
"Whatever kind of tea you have is fine with me." She sounded so amused at his scurrying around.
Finding a seat on the humpbacked couch (where did he find this monstrosity?) she moved another stack of papers aside on the coffee table. Now there was enough room for her to set the still-warm sack of muffins down. She was already looking forward to having the banana nut one. They always made it so nice and moist at that bakery. "Hey, I hope you don't mind that I dropped by unannounced." It was a joke, of course. She hardly ever called in advance. More likely to follow whims than plans, Nalani often just showed up at someone's doorstep when the mood stuck her. If they weren't home, then she at least killed some time.
Idly, she flipped through his papers while she waited for him to return. Scribblings about history, most likely. Not exactly her forte, but she did admire how Gareth could get so absorbed in it.
"Oh, by the way, I was over at the The Station earlier," she called out loud enough for him to hear. Flip, flip, flip. If she wrote half as much as Gareth did, her hand would cramp up to the point where she wouldn't be able to play her violin. "I ran into Aisling." Well, no one really ran into Aisling. She always seemed to find you.