Monday Night at Nell and Gladio's

[mylandmyrules]

Nell was rather cheerful today. After work and class she'd thrown together two noodle casseroles - one with sausage and the other meatless - and then headed up to the roof to care for her bees. They seemed to have made it through the winter well and were happily buzzing around. Once everything was taken care of she settled into one of the chairs and curled up with a book to enjoy the quiet before any guests arrived.

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[sword_chocobro]

"Well, there goes all my plans to just tell you about my day from another room, I guess," Gladio said witha snort. He stole one more looming kiss before going to sit next to Ne on thr couch, with proper adjustments to open it up to good cuddling.

"But there's not much to it. Back to the usual. Check on the gym, hit up class,then the store, then back here. Only bug difference is more cats this time.

"How'd your class go? You had that one today, right? First aid?'

[mylandmyrules]

Nell laughed as he opened up the couch - something she hadn't known it could do before Gladio started spending time there. "Be careful, we'll enmd up having to lock the door and shoo people away again."

She kissed him bakck happily. "Class was good. I think I'll enjoy learning more about first aid. And the flowers were awfully happy and singing at the store today. The bees were pretty happy their own selves when I went up to make sure they were all set today too!"

[sword_chocobro]

Well, he didn't mean opening up the couch, but his position on it, but that had all been pretty poorly written in general.

"Pretty happy day all around, then, it sounds like," he noted. "Good to hear about the bees, though, I should go up and say hi to them before I head into work tomorrow. And the book?"

As he asked, he craned his neck to have a closer look at what it might be to tell him more about what she'd been reading.

[mylandmyrules]

No reason why it can't be both!

"It was a very good day and even better now." She offered the book to him. "It's The Master and Margarita by Bulgakov. I thought I'd try some Russian literature. It's quite good, actually."