[ In the time since their run-in, it would have been easy enough to let this new contact wither on her phone without a concrete reason to reach out. Except—
There's something to be said for someone immediately proving themselves reliable on first meeting. It's a little check-mark in Cid's column, the kind of unconscious assessment Lune might have jotted down for one of her colleagues: Proven in the field, can hold their own. Trustworthy(?) And so there’s that perpetual curiosity needling at her to learn a little more about him, and one particular question he asked in jest and which, she thinks, she could still circle back to. ]
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There's something to be said for someone immediately proving themselves reliable on first meeting. It's a little check-mark in Cid's column, the kind of unconscious assessment Lune might have jotted down for one of her colleagues: Proven in the field, can hold their own. Trustworthy(?) And so there’s that perpetual curiosity needling at her to learn a little more about him, and one particular question he asked in jest and which, she thinks, she could still circle back to. ]
So what is your preferred breakfast?
Cordialement,
Lune.
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Just tell me where and when and I'm all yours.
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[ She tags the message with the diner's address at the Pavilion. And she'll be there, right on time. Even a little early. ]