She’d left the message at that, knowing that as soon as Peter received the message, he’d likely dissolve into a state of anxiety. Blue eyes flicked towards the large clock that hung on her wall and a smile curved upon her lips; she’d give it half an hour before he showed up at her door. The brunette stood up from her reclined state on the chaise, abandoning her cell phone on her glass coffee table as it began to buzz in response, moving in a sleek line of silk towards the kitchen where she flicked on the kettle. Two cups were set out, one with a darjeeling tea bag the other with earl grey, thoughtfully set onto a tray before she went back to the star of the show she aimed to put on. A birdcage was a new addition to her apartment, in antique bronze it seemed to fit by the window and inside it sang a pair of cockatiels. Sylv cooed at them, ignoring her phone and the slow boil of the kettle, only turning when a flimsy knock at the door indicated the arrival of her guest. “Come in, it’s not locked.”