Priestly's apartment in New Gotham, Wednesday night

[lovemykilt]

"Okay," Mark said, sipping his beer. "But she's not your girlfriend?"

Priestly shook his head. "How is this so hard for people to understand?" he asked Tia. She shrugged, smirking.

"So she's available?" Mark asked.

"Don't rebound with a girl, Mark," Tia said. "You should date a guy, next."

Mark sighed and went back to sipping his beer.

[ooc: expecting one, but open to phone calls if anyone wants to.]

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[blondecanary.livejournal.com]

"Nope." Dinah let her head fall on his shoulder. "I think I'll always feel a little bad that I couldn't do more there, but... I couldn't. This trip kinda helped me figure that out. It wasn't just because I didn't want to. I'm not right for that place. And they do okay when I'm not there, even if it's not perfect."

[lovemykilt]

"At a certain point, you gotta let people do their own thing, while you do yours."

[blondecanary.livejournal.com]

"Yeah." Dinah thought of Karla's new secret, and smiled a little. In another week or so, maybe she'd let Dinah tell Priestly about that. "If they ever get a line on Hobart, though, I owe that guy so many kicks in the face. And other places."

[lovemykilt]

"That guy is one of the few who I'd advocate stabbbing in the face."

[blondecanary.livejournal.com]

"Ditto," Dinah sighed. "And I will if I have to. And I won't regret it much." Especially with a maybe-teeny-Kayla in the offing. "But we still need to know if he had backing from outside Glacia, and who it was." She paused. "But I bet I can make him cry a lot, oh yeah."

[lovemykilt]

"Sounds fair enough." Priestly gave her another squeeze. "Are you glad you went?"

[blondecanary.livejournal.com]

Dinah tilted her head, then nodded. "Yeah. Yeah, I am. Especially to be there for Jono and Momoko. But. For me too." She sighed and slumped closer. "Just, next time? You come with. And we skip the graves and just go straight to the harvest festivals, 'kay?"

[lovemykilt]

"Sounds good. It'll just be you, me, my fifteen layers of winter clothing, and the harvest festivals."