Maggie considered the areas around the city. Housing the Drop Ins was never a problem; they had more than enough vacancies of all sorts but not so many that it felt like a ghost town. Magic was weird sometimes.
Not wanting to send him off alone after wild geese, she pulled out a file folder from under the counter and opened it. She didn't question why the house was on top of the pile. She pulled the sheet of paper out and slid it over to him - it looked like a real estate agent's flyer.
"Will this suit? It's just outside center of town, back opens into the forest." Then she paused and looked back at him or, more specifically, his teeth. "Any reason for the basement? Like a sun allergy, maybe?" she added, tongue in cheek.
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Date: 2013-05-29 01:12 pm (UTC)Not wanting to send him off alone after wild geese, she pulled out a file folder from under the counter and opened it. She didn't question why the house was on top of the pile. She pulled the sheet of paper out and slid it over to him - it looked like a real estate agent's flyer.
"Will this suit? It's just outside center of town, back opens into the forest." Then she paused and looked back at him or, more specifically, his teeth. "Any reason for the basement? Like a sun allergy, maybe?" she added, tongue in cheek.