❝ Did I say you could talk to me or did you just assume that everyone is up for a conversation ? ❞
"I assume small talk is one of those basic social graces most people still adhere to. Do you have a moment?"

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❝ Did I say you could talk to me or did you just assume that everyone is up for a conversation ? ❞
"I assume small talk is one of those basic social graces most people still adhere to. Do you have a moment?"

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[sms] I won’t have to, so long as you give me a formal introduction. Can’t have you running about with slags now, can I? Whatever would Mummy say.
[ sms; 1984 ] >> Likely ask him to tea and propose a spring wedding. QH. [ sms; 1984 ] >> Slags. Really, Mycroft. QH.
❝You really mustin’t sneak up on someone like that. ❞
"Apologies, 009— I was told you would be expecting me."
After Hours | Q & M
The bar's interior was dim but warmly lit in highs and lows, creating a casual but elegant opulence that lent itself well to the upper-end ambiance. The mincing, jaunty strains of jazz piano provided a backdrop for the susurrous of conversation, the clink of glasses, and the occasional rounds of bright laughter. The Beaufort Bar was the epitome of relaxed, elevated socializing for the trendy and the truly posh alike—and was, subsequently, not a bad place to while away a few hours on a Monday night.
Nodding a thank you to the bartender as the man settled his drink in front of him, Quinn lifted the glass to his lips to take a sip and scanned the room over the rim by habitual impulse, touching on this group or that one with passing interest. The company he'd come with had already taken off for the evening, but he was inclined to stick around for a while yet. It wasn't often he found time to go out during the week; he fully intended to enjoy it.
But a moment later, as he lifted his glass to take another sip, Quinn's roving gaze landed on a familiar face across the room and he paused, hesitating just a beat to be sure as he straightened against the bar rail. —Mallory?