Angela Montenegro (
thenormalsquint) wrote in
multiversallogs2012-05-08 12:23 pm
Entry tags:
» they’re in the wrong place trying to make it right
Who: Angela and Barbara
What: Trying to reconnect with many feels.
Where: Babs' House
When: Newdi evening
Warnings: None as of yet.
She's only been gone about a week, but it feels like it's been so much longer than just a few days for Angela. Coming back to a place like Baedal is always bittersweet. Angela was more than happy being back home, seeing her father, her friends, even the cafeteria lady at the Jeffersonian who always snuck her an extra piece of chocolate cake. Her memory of any alternate universe was gone, fuzzy at the very best. It felt like nothing more than just a forgotten vague dream if she even did manage to squeeze something from her mind.
Life was good.
But now she's back, standing on Barbara's doorstep, hesitating whether she should ring the doorbell, knock, or just turn around and walk away. So many things were left unsaid between them. It was a fast friendship, one Angela dearly needs now that Brennan has gone home herself. Will Babs want to see her? Angela doesn't know. She's seen how differently people respond to others leaving and coming back. Some are grateful to see their friends once more, others are angry, rightfully so, for abandoning them. It's a flip of the coin here and the quarter Angela would usually flip is the round black plastic button encased in gold plated metal right next to the front door.
It's a gamble. This ain't Vegas, but Angela takes chances. This woman gets things done and that includes pushing her finger against a doorbell.

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"Well, I can appreciate playing dirty," she murmurs, and there's a wicked sort of gleam in her eyes when she opens them.
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"...Um." Her tone is both confused and delighted. An almost giddy grin is curving her lips, and she doesn't try to stop it.
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"Um? That's it? Geeze. I know I've been forcefully celibate for a while, but I was hoping I still knew how to kiss." Nothing like a little self-deprecating comedy to move things along.
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"No, I think you're still pretty good."
She bites her lip behind her fingers. "Of course, everyone can use practice..." And her hand falls as she leans forward, almost tentatively.