Rae "Sunshine" Seddon (
sunbaked_baker) wrote in
milliways_bar2016-02-02 12:32 pm
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"That should be enough to cover the rest of my tab," Rae says to the bar, as the money disappears into the counter top. Up on the tab board, Sunshine's balance goes into the black by a few dollars. "Thanks again for keeping my key for me while I'm out. I should be back... whenever the door shows up again."
She rummages through her things for a moment, and produces a folded note, much creased. "If Autor shows up while I'm not here, could you see that he gets this? Thank you." It may just be a note telling him to let her know that he's okay and back again, but she doesn't want to go on vaguely worrying about him without doing anything. She has put off going home for too long, and it just gets harder to do so the longer she stays. So she's going. Today. Right now.
...After a cup of tea.
But after that? She's definitely going.
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Sometime after the door closes behind Rae Seddon as she returns to the coffeehouse, the front door opens again - this time, on a busy grade-school hallway. Ten-year-old Rae Seddon comes in with her backpack heavy-laden with books, her hair in a ponytail held by a hot pink scrunchie. The girl's somewhat tired look brightens into a grin as she sees where the door had led her. Careful to make sure the door closes securely behind her, she quickly shucks her backpack onto an empty couch and heads directly to the kitchen. The bar knows just when she needs it to show up the most (i.e. when there's another hour before lunch and that hour is math class).
A little while later, the girl emerges back into the bar room, carrying a plate with a bean'n'cheese'n'avocado burrito on it (microwaves don't require adult supervision, so there) over to the couch. Rae balances the plate on her lap while she eats, having found an interesting-looking cooking competition show on the bar's television.
(ooc: Catch adult!Rae before she leaves or catch little!Rae after she arrives. Open forever.)
She rummages through her things for a moment, and produces a folded note, much creased. "If Autor shows up while I'm not here, could you see that he gets this? Thank you." It may just be a note telling him to let her know that he's okay and back again, but she doesn't want to go on vaguely worrying about him without doing anything. She has put off going home for too long, and it just gets harder to do so the longer she stays. So she's going. Today. Right now.
...After a cup of tea.
But after that? She's definitely going.
~*~*~*~
Sometime after the door closes behind Rae Seddon as she returns to the coffeehouse, the front door opens again - this time, on a busy grade-school hallway. Ten-year-old Rae Seddon comes in with her backpack heavy-laden with books, her hair in a ponytail held by a hot pink scrunchie. The girl's somewhat tired look brightens into a grin as she sees where the door had led her. Careful to make sure the door closes securely behind her, she quickly shucks her backpack onto an empty couch and heads directly to the kitchen. The bar knows just when she needs it to show up the most (i.e. when there's another hour before lunch and that hour is math class).
A little while later, the girl emerges back into the bar room, carrying a plate with a bean'n'cheese'n'avocado burrito on it (microwaves don't require adult supervision, so there) over to the couch. Rae balances the plate on her lap while she eats, having found an interesting-looking cooking competition show on the bar's television.
(ooc: Catch adult!Rae before she leaves or catch little!Rae after she arrives. Open forever.)

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That is Dr. Hannibal Lecter, walking up to Rae as she is having her good-bye tea.
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"Good morning, Dr. Lecter," she replies, with nowhere near as much enthusiasm. Possibly negative enthusiasm.
Minusiasm.
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"Probably."
She sips her tea.
"I'm sick of waiting for the other shoe to fall."
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Back when Rae was still Dr. Lecter's friend. Back when she still trusted him.
"News has been sparse since then. She's had... my SOFs reassigned, new beats, new partners. Kept an eye on, and kept away from the coffeehouse. They have the evidence, though, and haven't been found out. It'd be all over the news before we could blink."
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"Hey you," she says, cheerfully. It's been a while since she's seen them.
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Jo uncharacteristically forgets to be shy and bounds forward to greet her.
"Hey, Sunshine", Gavroche says with a grin in return.
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"How've you been, Gavroche?" she asks, happy to provide attention to the friendly dog. "And who's your friend?"
Rae knows Franz well, and she has likely seen Jo around, but...
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Jo definitely gives approval. He likes cheese, if not the other things, and he likes her.
"His name's Jo", Gavroche says easily. "He doesn't usually take to people as fast as that."
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"A friend gave him to me here", he tells her. "When he was a puppy."
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There are reassuring scritches.
"How have you been, Gavroche?"
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"I'm going on a treasure hunt, are you coming?"
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"Oh! For the cache-hunter badge?" Now unburdened - and not overly concerned about her backpack - Rae stands up from the couch. "Sure, I'll come along."
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"Which one shall we find?"
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