[Well, this is no easy matter, but despite how withdrawn the boy has been from... everyone, really, he needs to make an effort. And one part of that effort is meeting with the man who had almost killed him; another effort... informing Frank Castle about it. Their last chat with regards to someone who was once dangerous to Diarmuid didn't go well. But that was then, and he's trying to be truthful.]
Frank, I've heard you've returned, and I wanted to make sure you're doing well.
And... I had to tell you something, so that you're not upset that I didn't inform you until afterward.
Frank, I've heard you've returned, and I wanted to make sure you're doing well.
And... I had to tell you something, so that you're not upset that I didn't inform you until afterward.
Edited 2019-09-16 04:22 (UTC)
So I've been thinking. I know, I know. Dangerous, right? But just hear me out.
The farmhouse has been in that needs-a-fresh-coat-of-paint stage for a while. Like since the day I first woke up in it while.
What are your feelings on painting it an actual color and not more eggshell or vape cloud or whatever the hell else paints are named these days?
The farmhouse has been in that needs-a-fresh-coat-of-paint stage for a while. Like since the day I first woke up in it while.
What are your feelings on painting it an actual color and not more eggshell or vape cloud or whatever the hell else paints are named these days?
[ itβs not the first time something clearly not for wynonna has ended up in her basket, but itβs definitely the first time sheβs been inclined to hog it all to herself.
still, as much as she could logistically sit here and polish off three pizzas in one sitting β or, at the very least, get to one and a half by her lonesome β she knows that this has got to be something that has significance for another member of the household, and her first instinct turns to frank. bogie had technically been for him, a truth sheβd discovered the moment sheβd flipped the name tag attached to the puppyβs collar. and judging by the address on these pizza boxes, these slices of heaven belong to a place with a new york state of mind.
so sheβs going on a hunch, but sheβs got a pretty solid theory working when she fires off a text on her fluid, wondering if heβs even in a place to be able to check his device. ]
Does the name Lombardiβs mean anything to you?
still, as much as she could logistically sit here and polish off three pizzas in one sitting β or, at the very least, get to one and a half by her lonesome β she knows that this has got to be something that has significance for another member of the household, and her first instinct turns to frank. bogie had technically been for him, a truth sheβd discovered the moment sheβd flipped the name tag attached to the puppyβs collar. and judging by the address on these pizza boxes, these slices of heaven belong to a place with a new york state of mind.
so sheβs going on a hunch, but sheβs got a pretty solid theory working when she fires off a text on her fluid, wondering if heβs even in a place to be able to check his device. ]
Does the name Lombardiβs mean anything to you?
[Skye is absolutely terrified and not at all prepared for the very real possibility that Wynonna is about to die. Frank is literally their only hope right now.]
Pick up. Pick up.
[Skye says it quietly under her breath.]
Pick up. Pick up.
[Skye says it quietly under her breath.]
voice message; un: deadeye (post-Wade Wilson sharing your deets with the network)
Hey there, Frank Castle?
Name's Jesse McCree. Friend of yours just announced you're in the business of gun safety lessons, and... gotta be honest, not so sure if this is you bein' set up by a buddy, or if you're really goin' for it. That guy's a hoot. But I was doin' the same a while back. The teachin'-how-use-guns part, I mean. When I first got here. Fell out of the saddle after a few months, but I'd like to lend you a hand if you're lookin' for any help on that front. Got a little practice range set up out back of my place you could use.
Anyway, look at me ramblin' on. Give me a call back if any of that sounds good to you.
Name's Jesse McCree. Friend of yours just announced you're in the business of gun safety lessons, and... gotta be honest, not so sure if this is you bein' set up by a buddy, or if you're really goin' for it. That guy's a hoot. But I was doin' the same a while back. The teachin'-how-use-guns part, I mean. When I first got here. Fell out of the saddle after a few months, but I'd like to lend you a hand if you're lookin' for any help on that front. Got a little practice range set up out back of my place you could use.
Anyway, look at me ramblin' on. Give me a call back if any of that sounds good to you.
[ Aside from the sore feet she's nursing after dancing too long in her ruby slippers, not to mention a residual bruising in her knuckles from popping Scott Lang in the nose to narrowly avert his vampire bite, Wynonna's gonna choose to chalk up tonight's party as a win β mostly because they're finally back at the farmhouse, staggering upstairs with the completely pure intention of going to bed to sleep.
As someone who habitually forgets to scrub her face clean of any makeup, she remembers to do it tonight, washing off any lingering lipstick or mascara until her skin is glowing pink β and then she quickly unties the ribbons from around her pigtails, giving her hair a firm tousling until it settles back into its loose waves before retreating to the adjoining bedroom and donning one of his old t-shirts for sleeping in.
Of course, she figures Frank is going to take a little longer in there washing off his silver facepaint, but she's not so exhausted that she won't fall asleep in bed before he joins her, turning down the covers and sliding beneath as she wriggles back into a half-lounging position against the pillows. ]
So β [ She briefly stifles a yawn with the back of her hand, raising her voice enough for him to hear her over the sound of running water but not so loud that they might disturb any of the other party-goers who have trudged upstairs to collapse into bed. ] I met Foggy and Matt tonight.
[ Yeah, she's just going to leave that there, a small dig at the fact that he's conveniently forgotten to mention that people from his world have shown up in Deerington all of a sudden. ]
As someone who habitually forgets to scrub her face clean of any makeup, she remembers to do it tonight, washing off any lingering lipstick or mascara until her skin is glowing pink β and then she quickly unties the ribbons from around her pigtails, giving her hair a firm tousling until it settles back into its loose waves before retreating to the adjoining bedroom and donning one of his old t-shirts for sleeping in.
Of course, she figures Frank is going to take a little longer in there washing off his silver facepaint, but she's not so exhausted that she won't fall asleep in bed before he joins her, turning down the covers and sliding beneath as she wriggles back into a half-lounging position against the pillows. ]
So β [ She briefly stifles a yawn with the back of her hand, raising her voice enough for him to hear her over the sound of running water but not so loud that they might disturb any of the other party-goers who have trudged upstairs to collapse into bed. ] I met Foggy and Matt tonight.
[ Yeah, she's just going to leave that there, a small dig at the fact that he's conveniently forgotten to mention that people from his world have shown up in Deerington all of a sudden. ]
[envelope; left on the front porch sometime on the 15th]
[the thing about working, even part-time, at a diner in deerington is that there's a lot of down time. time to observe, time to watch your serious, gruff employer and make note of things. who comes by a lot. who he's happiest to see. the people he talks to, the things they say.
when his birthday is.
the envelope is addressed just to "frank", laid carefully on the front mat. inside are several loose pieces of paper -- drawings, carefully rendered, of some important places, some important people (actually a couple of them), and finally some sketches of the birthday boy himself.
on the last drawing (which is a completely different subject) there's a very short note --]
thank you. for everything. happy birthday -- will
when his birthday is.
the envelope is addressed just to "frank", laid carefully on the front mat. inside are several loose pieces of paper -- drawings, carefully rendered, of some important places, some important people (actually a couple of them), and finally some sketches of the birthday boy himself.
on the last drawing (which is a completely different subject) there's a very short note --]
thank you. for everything. happy birthday -- will
Edited (no aesthetic handwriting for me I GUESS) 2019-11-17 01:13 (UTC)
On Christmas morning, in a box on the porch along with Laura and Wynonna's gifts, Frank will find a mug with a tag addressed to him. Inside the mug is a note which reads: This voucher is good for one (1) free drink at Pixie's Booze and Moves! Come and visit sometime, I promise I won't make you sing. - K x
[ Outside Frank's front door is a box, wrapped in red and addressed to Francine from Wade. Inside is a cute lil gift which, upon further inspection, is less cute. ]
[ Thereβs a box wrapped in blue and silver paper and inside is a book and a box of cupcakes. ]
Merry Christmas!
- Chloe
Merry Christmas!
- Chloe
[will's gift to frank comes with wynonna's, a set of two handpainted mugs, with pre-packaged cocoa mix inside. the initials are, of course, "F + W", because someone loves romance.
he's also drawn a pencil sketch of most of their menagerie -- the dog, the cow, the horse -- because he cares about the important things~]
he's also drawn a pencil sketch of most of their menagerie -- the dog, the cow, the horse -- because he cares about the important things~]
[ Frank's is the toughest present to figure out of them all. What do you give to a sort-of-dad that you actually like, who's tough as shit and doesn't seem to need anything? What even are dads, really? How do you convey the feeling of being really grateful that you got someone around who is almost exactly like what you imagine a dad should be, that might even heal some of the resentment you feel towards the dad figures you got back home? Someone who, perhaps without knowing it, has repaired a young man's view of male adults in general and such a short amount of time, at that?
In the end, Cliff settles for this. It's not great, but it's something. ]
In the end, Cliff settles for this. It's not great, but it's something. ]
text | un: fuzzyelf - let's say sometime around the 6th
frank
where are you
where are you
Edited 2020-02-10 21:28 (UTC)
hey
its eliot
I just wanted to see how you're doing
[ Since. You know. The last time they crossed paths, Frank was a bit of a wreck. ]
its eliot
I just wanted to see how you're doing
[ Since. You know. The last time they crossed paths, Frank was a bit of a wreck. ]
[ Springβs officially sprung and with it comes the return of rain to this town β as in a shit-ton of the stuff. The storms roll in hard and fast and usually without any warning at all, and once they start itβs really just a matter of waiting for it to stop, because visibility becomes a nonexistent thing and itβs definitely not safe to attempt a drive.
Itβs another one of these deluges that leads to the two of them being briefly trapped inside the truck; sheβd taken an afternoon shift at the bar this time around and dropped by the diner to wait for him to wrap up so they could head back to the farmhouse together. It turns out their timing couldnβt be worse because the skies open up practically the second she gets the car door shut and it doesnβt take long for the rain to start coming down in sheets, barely anything beyond the front of the truck visible even with the wipers on as high as theyβll go, and one shared look between them clues her into the fact they both know: theyβre not going anywhere for now.
Thereβs only one other place besides back into the diner for them to wait it out, and she knows he keeps an extra set of keys on him to his old place, but pulling up to the building at a slow crawl gives her time to realize thereβs nothing resembling an umbrella in this damn truck and theyβre both going to have to make a run for it. ] Race ya.
[ She flashes a broad grin in his direction and then throws open the door with a cry, darting out into the storm; almost instantly, sheβs soaked from head to toe, jacket heavy on her frame and hair plastered to the sides of her face, and she runs at full tilt to the front door leading into the main lobby even if she can barely see where sheβs going. By the time she stumbles inside sheβs laughing, giddy with the rush of it, swiping a hand over her face to sweep her hair clear and glancing around to see where heβs ended up. ] Think that mightβve been a tie?
Itβs another one of these deluges that leads to the two of them being briefly trapped inside the truck; sheβd taken an afternoon shift at the bar this time around and dropped by the diner to wait for him to wrap up so they could head back to the farmhouse together. It turns out their timing couldnβt be worse because the skies open up practically the second she gets the car door shut and it doesnβt take long for the rain to start coming down in sheets, barely anything beyond the front of the truck visible even with the wipers on as high as theyβll go, and one shared look between them clues her into the fact they both know: theyβre not going anywhere for now.
Thereβs only one other place besides back into the diner for them to wait it out, and she knows he keeps an extra set of keys on him to his old place, but pulling up to the building at a slow crawl gives her time to realize thereβs nothing resembling an umbrella in this damn truck and theyβre both going to have to make a run for it. ] Race ya.
[ She flashes a broad grin in his direction and then throws open the door with a cry, darting out into the storm; almost instantly, sheβs soaked from head to toe, jacket heavy on her frame and hair plastered to the sides of her face, and she runs at full tilt to the front door leading into the main lobby even if she can barely see where sheβs going. By the time she stumbles inside sheβs laughing, giddy with the rush of it, swiping a hand over her face to sweep her hair clear and glancing around to see where heβs ended up. ] Think that mightβve been a tie?
hey babe
can you grab like
ten pints of rocky road at the store
can you grab like
ten pints of rocky road at the store
[ It's the second in the series. Frank is spared the booty (sorry Frank), but he does get a slightly steamy (literally) mirror selfie of Kurt in the bathroom, one hand behind his head ruffling up his damp curls and grinning, definitely not wearing anything, though the image cuts off just above his hips. ]
Come dry me off?
Come dry me off?


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