If you mean the Dawsons, they're Scottish. And late.
[ That should, perhaps, answer what she knows because it isn't exactly common knowledge that those men are coming to visit; an elusive group of smugglers with a shipment of weapons. ]
[And if they're later than he is, he can really afford to keep standing by her desk. Especially since he now knows that she's at least somewhat in the loop. Doesn't mean he'll spill his guts to her, but he feels a lot better about chatting with her.]
[Well, that was easier than he'd expected it to be. He heads back down the hallway, trying to think of where to go.]
There's a little Italian place down the block, if ya like that kinda food. Went there once with a friend of mine, 'n it's pretty good. Y'know, if ya want.
You're buying. [ Amy isn't one to say no to a flirt and she's attractive and not afraid to use it to her advantage is part of the reason she's made it as far as she has. ]
That's what I was guessin', from the accent. When'd ya come here?
[He's walking a little slowly -- the cold weather always makes his limp worse -- but he's enjoying talking to her, and they're almost at the restaurant.]
France, for the war, 'n New York after that, for a little while. Guess I maybe went through Scotland on the way to France, but I don't really remember it.
'course it is. [ She may be biased, though, and her memories painted rosier than they were, but she's not gonna tell him any of that if he actually believes her.
She orders a coffee as well, before taking the menu and studying it. ]
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Jimmy Darmody. I'm lookin' for...
[He hesitates. He doesn't know who or what she knows, and it's probably better to be quiet about this kind of thing.]
A big group of guys in suits. Probably Irish.
[That's stunningly nonspecific.]
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[ That should, perhaps, answer what she knows because it isn't exactly common knowledge that those men are coming to visit; an elusive group of smugglers with a shipment of weapons. ]
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[And if they're later than he is, he can really afford to keep standing by her desk. Especially since he now knows that she's at least somewhat in the loop. Doesn't mean he'll spill his guts to her, but he feels a lot better about chatting with her.]
Okay, you got my name. What's yours?
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They're a few days late.
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[A long pause as he frowns.]
Shit. If they ain't comin', we got a problem. They send a telegram or anything?
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[ She takes a piece of paper off the pile on her desk, showing it to him. ] They'll be there on Thursday. I was just about to go tell the others.
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[He smiles at her charmingly.]
Ya wanna go grab a bite to eat, or somethin'?
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Lead the way, Jimmy. [ The telegram goes into the coat pocket, to be dropped in the hands of someone she trusts on their way out. ]
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There's a little Italian place down the block, if ya like that kinda food. Went there once with a friend of mine, 'n it's pretty good. Y'know, if ya want.
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[He shoves his hands into his pockets as he steps out of the building -- it's not exactly warm out there.]
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So, you only here for the meeting?
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[He's walking a little slowly -- the cold weather always makes his limp worse -- but he's enjoying talking to her, and they're almost at the restaurant.]
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She notices the limp, of course, but doesn't comment. ] I like it here, though. [ Not exactly a lie. ]
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[He holds open the door of the restaurant for her.]
Me, I guess I'm just used to it.
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[ Inclining her head in thanks as she walks in. ]
Where else've you been?
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[He picks a table for them, and immediately orders coffee.]
Guess I never really thought about it.
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She orders a coffee as well, before taking the menu and studying it. ]
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[He picks up his own menu, studies it, trying to play it cool.]
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Any recommendations?
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... beatballs. I'M SORRY
Re: My brain autocorrected it. Way for me to not notice XD
oh, good. carry on then
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