Room 220, Saturday Evening
Mar. 25th, 2006 06:47 pmYes, Zero got back to her room sometime last night. She then slept until about two, as was her usual mode of operation on Saturdays, before handwavily shopping for provisions for the charity brunch tomorrow.
Now she has the door propped open with her handy brick and is sprawled out on the bed she uses as a sofa, watching TV and drinking a chocolate milkshake provided by her minifridge. Fish is perched on the bedframe, a strawberry milkshake of his own (to match his feathers) on the dresser next to him.
Life is good.
Now she has the door propped open with her handy brick and is sprawled out on the bed she uses as a sofa, watching TV and drinking a chocolate milkshake provided by her minifridge. Fish is perched on the bedframe, a strawberry milkshake of his own (to match his feathers) on the dresser next to him.
Life is good.
Re: After room switching
Date: 2006-03-26 07:23 am (UTC)"I'm glad I could make such an impact on your day. I'll probably have to stop by the second floor more often now."
Re: After room switching
Date: 2006-03-26 07:26 am (UTC)or some bollocksy nonsense like that.""Yay! I'll try to make the trek to the third floor more often."
Re: After room switching
Date: 2006-03-26 07:32 am (UTC)Peter looked at his watch. "I have no clue when Bridge and Rory will be getting to their rooms, so I should probably get going and create a nice baracade at my door to buy myself some time if they come to get me tonight."
Re: After room switching
Date: 2006-03-26 07:34 am (UTC)Re: After room switching
Date: 2006-03-26 07:41 am (UTC)Re: After room switching
Date: 2006-03-26 07:47 am (UTC)You can die a lot happier in the strikeoutsZero smiled softly as Peter left the room."ARE YOU MY MUMMY?"
"Shut up, Fish," she said happily.