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No one noticed the young blonde in the corner of the Caritas. She was a regular. She came for a few drinks, sat alone, but never left alone. She never created any trouble. And she always tipped her waitress. She was in the bar today, watching and waiting, when April Kent and her two children had entered to visit with Lorne and Spike.
The presence of the two children spiked some sort of interest, and the young blonde watched the group for sometime. Spike was the first to excuse himself from the table, having to deal with a phone call. Then Lorne was called away, having to deal with two men causing trouble.
The young woman came to the table and sat down. And chatted with April for a long time. After a few minutes of the conversation, Lorne saw April and the children leaving with the woman out of the corner of his eye. He really didn't think about the situation too much, figuring that April was helping a person in need.
But when she didn't return after an hour, he started to worry. After two hours, he picked up the phone and called Clark.
((posting order: April/NPCs; Clark; Ed/Cipher Nine))
The presence of the two children spiked some sort of interest, and the young blonde watched the group for sometime. Spike was the first to excuse himself from the table, having to deal with a phone call. Then Lorne was called away, having to deal with two men causing trouble.
The young woman came to the table and sat down. And chatted with April for a long time. After a few minutes of the conversation, Lorne saw April and the children leaving with the woman out of the corner of his eye. He really didn't think about the situation too much, figuring that April was helping a person in need.
But when she didn't return after an hour, he started to worry. After two hours, he picked up the phone and called Clark.
((posting order: April/NPCs; Clark; Ed/Cipher Nine))
