seattle was the perfect place to rent and look over some tuxedos to wear for special events. not having to clarify that it was more for the wedding as he could probably just buy it for more special events that could come further down the road. dark hues roam over the various of tux’s before choosing several out to try on in the dressing room. the first one to step out in resembles more of what he feels carlisle would wear. black turtleneck with an tuxedo jacket over it. “what do we think of this one?” question rose as he look in the mirror to find jasper.

an sudden appearance outside the house upon the balcony to find her dearest son, her tone was soft as she would approach from his right side. “the scenery does not get old in this house.” she mention when placing her hands upon the chilling rod to grasp when leaning slightly into it to check upward to the trees. out of all the houses that they were living in over the decades - she were to definitely have her favorites and this house was dearly in the list. some would think that they all seem to be the same after the while, but she does learn to appreciate the smallest differences after those long years. “the hunt will come soon, and we can not put it off much longer.” she mention when leaning back from the rod to look over to jasper before giving an soft smile in return. “are you ready?”

the sudden rush of air that entered the book shop following an green hoodie that would be someone that was hurrying to return something before it’d cost them even more so. her appearance before the person that works for the book shop was appearing slightly anxious before appearing relieved in sense that she wasn’t too late and only has one fee to pay for the book being overdue. “no really, thank you.” she mentioned with an slight breath leaving her lips as she took an slight bow - an habit she garner from her family over the years in show of respect toward the elders. “i think it’s twenty dollars -” the person spoke to which she move with her free hand to take out the crumbled twenty from her back pocket to hand to the worker.

with the book being taken from her hands along with the crumbled twenty dollar bill, her attention was caught from the side of her eye to take an look to the person nearest. she would only find the familiar face before offering an slight smile to her in return. “didn’t think i would see you here.. you didn’t.. happen to catch that, did you?” the slight embarrassed tone was evident as she moved closer toward the other, curious to the books they were looking at.