Joshua Donovan (
damncompass) wrote2013-09-13 10:38 am
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Mid September 2012; Leena's B&B
Things are actually wonderfully, completely settling out. Thank everything.
Steve's settling in quite well, if a bit over-questioning of Artie sometimes, Myka's back, much to everyone's relief, Helena is much more relaxed, and Joshua is taking a couple days to just freaking do nothing.
Thus, he has installed himself on a couch in the living room, much to Leena's chagrin with his 3Ds, a 2-litre of pop and a bag of potato chips. Watch out, Joshua, you're going to turn into Pete before long.
Steve's settling in quite well, if a bit over-questioning of Artie sometimes, Myka's back, much to everyone's relief, Helena is much more relaxed, and Joshua is taking a couple days to just freaking do nothing.
Thus, he has installed himself on a couch in the living room, much to Leena's chagrin with his 3Ds, a 2-litre of pop and a bag of potato chips. Watch out, Joshua, you're going to turn into Pete before long.
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She isn't sleeping very well and she wanders around the boarding house often, hoping that she'll spot something that will snap her completely back. Right now she's decided to head for the living room with a book, planning on reading her favourite book in one of her favourite places, but she forgets about this when she spots Joshua. "You seem hard at work," she says, peeking over his shoulder.
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She sits next to him. She's had a feeling people might be nervous around her for awhile, not wanting to scare her off again.
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"No, just relieved, I think." He smiles, and leans back on the arm of the sofa. "It's been a bit tense around here for a while, and I think we're all pretty much relaxing."
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And oh, she knows that well.
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"Yeah, they can be. Especially when you feel like you're completely out of your element and wondering why the hell you're here in the first place."
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Seems to happen with just about everything else he does.
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"Well, I certainly know that things don't work half as well without you here. Pete missed a boob joke for fuck's sake."
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"It's possible he didn't miss it. Just that it, like the subject, may not have been big enough to catch his interest."
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Does anyone enjoy thinking about that subject? Other than Pete, of course.
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He can talk for hours about pretty much anything, but face him with needing to change the subject and he just flails.
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Zelda, was it?
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... no wonder he likes it.
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Myka never really understood why, it didn't look that hard.
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"It's... harder than it looks sometimes, mostly because the controls can be crap." He shrugs. "It is one of the best and most classic games ever, though. Go on a quest, save the princess, etcetera." He grins. "Although, now that I think about it, we totally need to get a Smash Brothers tournament going. Helena's scary good at video games for a Victorian, and I'm sure that I could teach you how to play, if you wanted to participate."
Just... not Artie. Joshua can't really imagine Artie playing video games.
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With blue shells.
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Her sister liked video games an awful lot more than her, but that one had been too cute to deny.
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