the gods fay did not believe in were cruel indeed, the blonde pondered as she stared at the table in front of her. or maybe she was losing her touch and this was why the things that happened in her life had been getting increasingly unbelievable and had started to hit closer and closer to home. sitting on one of the best tables the roque had to offer, the immortal wondered if she could die and therefore escape if she would force herself to stop breathing for long enough.
because while she was not openly feuding with freya anymore, waltzing in the other’s restaurant did not strike her as a particularly wise idea. but dion had asked her to tag along as he was writing about the restaurants the city had to offer and free food had always been an easy way to get a spot in fay’s busy schedule.
but though she would have thought that this would have been all --- that she was accompanying dion to a restaurant ran by someone who had had a hand in her most recent death --- fate proved that it could do even better. because the face of the waitress was all too familiar and at this point, fay wanted to throw the towel and QUIT ------ because this evening was DOOMED.
ignoring dion for a moment, the immortal gave a tired wave and tried a smile, the effort falling flat as so often. ❛ roxanna, hi, ❜ she greeted with a vaguely friendly expression on her face. ❛ you work here now? ❜ in the restaurant run by your mother’s ex-girlfriend, not that you’d know about that?
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