» Sat May 28, 2011 7:20 am
Brandy - outside Celeste's Diner - early afternoon
"It's okay, don't...don't worry about it," Frieda murmured. "You don't have to talk to him. He...wants to be alone right now," She shifted her weight and looked at the ground. "I'm going to go back in and finish working on the lights in the diner...talk to you later, Brandy."
"Ok Frieda, I need to build a casket for Duncan." Brandy replied, "see ya later" she smiled.
Brandy went back home, walking inside Bob had her assault rifle in pieces on the table.
"Bob, why did you take my gun all apart?" She was surprised, Bob explained what he was doing.
"Oh, ok, I will go get ready." She exclaimed.
She went upstairs, snatched up her satchel and disappeared into the bathroom. Turning on the faucet, she pulled a Jet from the little bag. Huffing the whole thing, she leaned onto the sink dizzy. Splashing some water on her face, she then went back downstairs.
"Frieda said we can still be friends," she smiled at Bob, "she's mad and hurt, which is totally understandable."
She felt really hyper, scurrying around the house getting the tools she needed to build the casket.
"I need a hammer, my saw, some nails, measuring stick, my hat, a bottle of water, gloves." The words flew out of her mouth as she thought out loud.
Brandy put the tools in her toolbox, the water in her satchel.
"Bob, do you need anything? Water, snack cakes, potato crisps, or anything? She asked as she put her hair up into a long ponytail, "ahhh, still hurts." She winced as she stretched her shoulder, pulling her hair through the back of the hat.
"Ooo, I gotta pee, just a second." She giggled as she slipped on the first step, "such a klutz" she giggled again rolling her eyes.
It was as if she were stuck in fast forward. She rushed back down the stairs, picking up her toolbox.
"I want to see James about that gun you found when we're done, then I need to take a bath and get ready for Duncan's funeral." She took a breath, "whew, let's get going." She blurted, practically pulling Bob out the door.
"I'm so happy Frieda and I are still friends, that means a lot to me." She said gleefully.
J.T. Taylor - Celeste's Diner - late morning/ early afternoon
"Hi, J.T.," Frieda replied, flicking a strand of hair out of her face. "My hand is okay. I think I'll soak it tonight so I can get the glue off...it seems to be healing quite well." Frieda accepted the lightbulb and screwed it into the socket, the bulb lit right up.
"That's good to hear. So, Frieda, can I lend ya a hand?" J.T. asked, smiling brightly.
"No, thanks," she replied,"I don't mind the company, though.
"Keep a company it is then." He winked.
After James had told Frieda how sixy Brandy was for some reason, Brandy walked up to Frieda.
"Um Frieda?" Brandy toed the ground, "I need to talk to you...outside please." She paused, "its really important."
J.T noticed Frieda ball up her hands at her sides and trembled slightly.
"Sure, I guess." Frieda pulled her gloves off and tossed them onto the table. "J.T., could you keep an eye on my tools, here, for a moment?" She gave him her best smile. Frieda turned back to Brandy and gestured towards the door. "After you, then."
"Of course" J.T replied.
This can't be good, Frieda looked annoyed or pissed.
J.T. Sat down, Celeste then scurried out behind them. He looked around, James was speaking to a new guy about a job, a dirty short young woman had walked in. J.T hadn't even noticed her as he was to busy watching Frieda.
"Hey there missy, what's your name? Mine is J.T." He offered the woman a smile.
A few minutes had went by, and Celeste rushed back in, Frieda walked in behind her.
"Thanks," Frieda grinned at him, gathering up her tools and placing them on the next table. "So, J.T., what's on tap for you today?"
"Well, keeping ya company" he laughed, "actually, I was going to head to that SuperDuper Mart outside of town. Mirvin, the protectron told me there are plenty of containers that we could use for the brahmin milk and other stuff."
He took another drink of his water, "If you run out of lights to fix, and you're not busy, you're more than welcome to join along." He paused, "then later I'll probably find a quiet spot and play some tunes."