Octavia Blake (
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The Devil's Nest, Wednesday Evening
Well, that sure had been a vacation. While the air had maybe been cleared a bit on some things that would hopefully make future vacations a little bit easier and more actually relaxing even for Octavia, she was still feeling pretty glad to be back now. Decompressing from her vacation.
Because that was a thing.
At least the club was relatively quiet, so far, and Tiny was containing whatever his latest project was to a small sliver of the bar, way out of her way.
[ooc: Open with no ocd because I dun wanna.]
Because that was a thing.
At least the club was relatively quiet, so far, and Tiny was containing whatever his latest project was to a small sliver of the bar, way out of her way.
[ooc: Open with no ocd because I dun wanna.]

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who would ping himself inwere heading out of town next week. So a little time spent somewhere local before they did so felt like just the thing.Steven took a seat at the bar. He looked to see if there were any specials, just in case they might tempt him from what he already planned to order.
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He got a little nod of greeting, all the same.
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Charming, Tavi.
(Hush, the vacation had taken a lot out of her.)
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Steven had no idea that Octavia had only just gotten back to town herself, of course.
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"Current ambiance suits it better anyway, I think," Steven said. "Easier for conversation and all that. Are you going on holiday next week as well?"
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Sometimes it still took him a second, okay.
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“Then I shall do my best to make sure you have a good time tonight.”
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“Evening, Miss Octavia.”
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"Evening. What can I get you?"
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She didn't get a lot of specific wine orders, so reading the labels was not one of her most practised skills.
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"I can't promise anything, I don't know how well stocked we are."
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“I have been duly warned,” Watts acknowledged. “The effort is appreciated regardless of outcome.”
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It didn't help her much here, but she did eventually find what she was looking for. Not the exact thing he'd asked for, but a merlot and likely close enough. All that was left to do was to pour him a glass and slide it over.
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