"John," Oliver answered and hoped that would be the end of it. It was a long and complicated story and he didn't fancy telling it, especially now that she was actually here and had agreed to both food and a drink. He poured her a couple of fingers and topped off his own before turning to hand her the drink. Maybe it would be better to move onto another topic before she could ask what the story behind the comment was. He'd been talking about her, but that was the last thing he wanted to say.
He glanced down at the array she was laying out and actually smiled. She'd remembered what he liked. Granted, it was one of their more go to foods for curling up on the couch and... and he really didn't need to be thinking of their extended vacation right now. That was a very slippery slope.
Thinking about Ivy Town would remind him of how some of those nights had inevitably ended and maybe Felicity was here, but that was definitely not why she'd come. Probably not why she'd come.
"I'm glad you brought the plates. I can't imagine trying to eat those without them." And it wasn't like they had a full kitchen down here and the small kitchen upstairs had long since been cleaned out.
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Date: 2016-09-01 03:12 am (UTC)He glanced down at the array she was laying out and actually smiled. She'd remembered what he liked. Granted, it was one of their more go to foods for curling up on the couch and... and he really didn't need to be thinking of their extended vacation right now. That was a very slippery slope.
Thinking about Ivy Town would remind him of how some of those nights had inevitably ended and maybe Felicity was here, but that was definitely not why she'd come. Probably not why she'd come.
"I'm glad you brought the plates. I can't imagine trying to eat those without them." And it wasn't like they had a full kitchen down here and the small kitchen upstairs had long since been cleaned out.