I don't know this place any better than you do, so I wouldn't trust me to pick out a great place.
(He'd try at least. Eddie was looking around now though. After a while of poking around, he settles on a place.)
Let's meet up at the 13th Step?
(It seemed like a place that maybe wouldn't have people getting nasty in a booth over. He was already on his way, his phone nestled against his cheek as he walked along.)
I'll see you then.
(He hangs up then. Eddie was dressed head to toe in black. Black slacks, black dress shirt, black vest that was tapered in at the waist. The only hint of color on him was his golden pinky ring, the blood-red ruby almost bordering on gaudy it was so big. He walks alone for some of the way, his feet carrying him as they always did by instinct, but Richie had been right. They did run into each other along the way, but Eddie saw Richie first. Or rather the broad stretch of his shoulders and the slope of his back.
Eddie wasn't so sure what it said about him that he recognized his best friend from behind, but hey. He quickened his pace and soon was sidling right up next to Richie, grinning up at him. Despite how tense he'd felt earlier, he couldn't deny being happy to see Richie.)
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(He'd try at least. Eddie was looking around now though. After a while of poking around, he settles on a place.)
Let's meet up at the 13th Step?
(It seemed like a place that maybe wouldn't have people getting nasty in a booth over. He was already on his way, his phone nestled against his cheek as he walked along.)
I'll see you then.
(He hangs up then. Eddie was dressed head to toe in black. Black slacks, black dress shirt, black vest that was tapered in at the waist. The only hint of color on him was his golden pinky ring, the blood-red ruby almost bordering on gaudy it was so big. He walks alone for some of the way, his feet carrying him as they always did by instinct, but Richie had been right. They did run into each other along the way, but Eddie saw Richie first. Or rather the broad stretch of his shoulders and the slope of his back.
Eddie wasn't so sure what it said about him that he recognized his best friend from behind, but hey. He quickened his pace and soon was sidling right up next to Richie, grinning up at him. Despite how tense he'd felt earlier, he couldn't deny being happy to see Richie.)
Hey there, stranger.