PHOEBE
Usually it was only Harper who commuted, but not this time. Sometimes news couldn't wait for planned visits. Such was the case that brought Phoebe to Torchline.
Of course, that meant he hadn't been home at the inn when she had gone to find him. Impromptu visits didn't exactly allow for perfect coordination. However, that didn't mean people hadn't seen Harper or where he went. It took a few stops but thankfully, bewitching as she was now with her glamour magic, it didn't take her long to find the right path. She may have batted her eyelashes a little bit. But she was sure Harper would forgive her when he understood the urgency of the news she came with.
Wearing sandals and the short, lowcut, barely there dress Frey had bestowed upon her after she had awoken as a demigoddess, Phoebe walked into the Hanged Man with a focused gaze. Apparently Harper had decided to stop by for a quick drink, the lucky man, and thankfully he was quick to find. With a grin she hurried over, long, perfectly golden locks bouncing behind her. "Surprise!" she chirped as she perched on the stool next to his, bright grin still plastered on her face.
Of course, that meant he hadn't been home at the inn when she had gone to find him. Impromptu visits didn't exactly allow for perfect coordination. However, that didn't mean people hadn't seen Harper or where he went. It took a few stops but thankfully, bewitching as she was now with her glamour magic, it didn't take her long to find the right path. She may have batted her eyelashes a little bit. But she was sure Harper would forgive her when he understood the urgency of the news she came with.
Wearing sandals and the short, lowcut, barely there dress Frey had bestowed upon her after she had awoken as a demigoddess, Phoebe walked into the Hanged Man with a focused gaze. Apparently Harper had decided to stop by for a quick drink, the lucky man, and thankfully he was quick to find. With a grin she hurried over, long, perfectly golden locks bouncing behind her. "Surprise!" she chirped as she perched on the stool next to his, bright grin still plastered on her face.
You thought you'd watch me fade away
When you broke me into pieces
But I gave I gave each piece a name
