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sirenspull_logs2012-02-19 08:46 pm
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[Backdated] Something fun for a change!
Who: Tim Drake and Quinn Fabray
When: February 9th, right before siren.
Where: Quinn's apartment and then a restaurant.
Summary: Tim promised her better then Breadstix food. So he's making good on that promise.
Warnings: None that I can think of.
On the one hand, Tim hadn't been on anything resembling a date in a very, very long time. The last one he could actually remember was a group date with Zoanne, a pretty girl from his Physics class. Unfortunately, he had fallen asleep on the roller coaster they were riding, and she left upset.
This time would go much better. Especially since he wasn't even sure if it was technically a date or not. But he was going to show Quinn that she could have some fun, here in the port. That not everything was bad in this place, and if anything, the food and the people made up for it. It was getting later, the sun starting to set, and Tim ran his fingers through his hair, double checking his face in the glass of the window and ringing up the apartment.
"Hey, Quinn, it's Tim!" He pressed the button again, speaking into the comm.
When: February 9th, right before siren.
Where: Quinn's apartment and then a restaurant.
Summary: Tim promised her better then Breadstix food. So he's making good on that promise.
Warnings: None that I can think of.
On the one hand, Tim hadn't been on anything resembling a date in a very, very long time. The last one he could actually remember was a group date with Zoanne, a pretty girl from his Physics class. Unfortunately, he had fallen asleep on the roller coaster they were riding, and she left upset.
This time would go much better. Especially since he wasn't even sure if it was technically a date or not. But he was going to show Quinn that she could have some fun, here in the port. That not everything was bad in this place, and if anything, the food and the people made up for it. It was getting later, the sun starting to set, and Tim ran his fingers through his hair, double checking his face in the glass of the window and ringing up the apartment.
"Hey, Quinn, it's Tim!" He pressed the button again, speaking into the comm.
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"it's pretty here."
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There were different tables and booths around, and there were some extremely wonderful smells coming from the kitchen. Tim went to the man at the podium and gave his name with a grin. Following him, the waiter set two menus down at a booth.
"Is this good?" Tim asked Quinn.
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Flipping through her menu, her tone remained light, "so, what are the other fortes of this city? I mean, people work right? And I heard there's a school."
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"The schools here are pretty good. There's Hawthorne University, and there's a ton of other ones, like, regular public schools. And people work here. There's a lot of jobs open for people here, which is always nice. What else..." He hummed for a moment. "There's sports teams, and a nice stadium. A really cool video arcade, if that's your thing? Some really nice clubs, and the beach."
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"Alright - what should I get?"
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He set his menu down. "I guess it depends? Red sauce, cheese sauce, vodka sauce... any pasta with sauce... chicken? Beef? I'm a pasta guy myself."