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[action] Well it's a big, big city and the lights are all out
WHO: Graverobber, Faye Valentine
WHAT: Graverobber and Faye go on a date after Graverobber answered Gren's personal ad for her
WHEN: October 9th
WHERE: Jack's Bar
Graverobber hasn't been to Jack's Bar before, so he stands outside the front of it feeling mildly out of place and idly just scrolling through his device while he waits. He's dressed somewhat nicer than usual -- his hair's been brushed and he's wearing non-ratty versions of his normal clothes -- but he's still identifiable himself. Which in this case means a black shirt, long coat, and jeans that haven't been ripped anywhere.
He'd heard of Faye before the personal ad, but only in passing and really just in the context of her working at Fortuna Palace. Apart from that, he doesn't know much, including why she has a friend (?) scouting dates for her. But, hey, a night out can't hurt. Besides, only way to know more about someone was to talk, so some drinks and chatter didn't seem like a bad way to spend time.
WHAT: Graverobber and Faye go on a date after Graverobber answered Gren's personal ad for her
WHEN: October 9th
WHERE: Jack's Bar
Graverobber hasn't been to Jack's Bar before, so he stands outside the front of it feeling mildly out of place and idly just scrolling through his device while he waits. He's dressed somewhat nicer than usual -- his hair's been brushed and he's wearing non-ratty versions of his normal clothes -- but he's still identifiable himself. Which in this case means a black shirt, long coat, and jeans that haven't been ripped anywhere.
He'd heard of Faye before the personal ad, but only in passing and really just in the context of her working at Fortuna Palace. Apart from that, he doesn't know much, including why she has a friend (?) scouting dates for her. But, hey, a night out can't hurt. Besides, only way to know more about someone was to talk, so some drinks and chatter didn't seem like a bad way to spend time.
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Faye shakes her head at herself, but finally looks back up at him, "Never know if you don't try. And I figure dating must be the same." She smiles and shrugs as she takes another sip from her wine. Well, if he figures she's a loser for her lack of luck in love or dating then at least she knows she hasn't lied about herself.
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"Sounds fair to me. After all, can't hurt to try, right?" he says with another sip off of his drink. "How many guys did your friend wind up setting you up with, anyway, if that's okay to ask?"
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Graverobber had done no such thing. He just liked alcohol.
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Taking another sip off his beer, he adds, "I overheard them say that one the cheapest well wine is left, so I'll only be able to get you their lowest-cost pinot grigrio. We'll be lucky if it doesn't come in a box."
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"If you'd actually ordered some really rich champagne I may or may not have pretended I suddenly desperately needed to go to the men's room." he says with a laugh when the waiter leaves.
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When he laughs, Faye grins and sits up even straighter like she's very pleased with herself. Yet when she speaks, it's like butter wouldn't melt, "Oh? But I thought you said there was no champagne..." She flutters her eyelashes, oh so coy and innocent.
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Graverobber thinks on that and shrugs. "Kind of still figuring that out," he says, "The city is not, exactly, the type of circumstances I had back home. So I'm still sorting it out a bit. I watch movies sometimes and listen to rock music and chat with people on my device. I spend a lot of time trying out mixing drinks for the bar at work, so I have new stuff for people. Things like that. How 'bout you?"
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