Moving Day | Closed

[byeeeeeeeee]

Who: Hunter, Eda, Raine, Peter
When: Mid-May
Where: ADI Apartment, Bonnie's Flophouse
Summary: Hunter's moving in with his parents to Bonnie's
Warnings: None


In the end, the decision to move to Bonnie's wasn't that hard. Eda had asked him to think about it, back when he first arrived, and he had, many times. But he had fallen into a routine. He was comfortable. He liked his roommate. He thought he was doing okay.

And then he met Raine in the graveyard and it quickly became apparent that he was not okay. More than that, he wanted what they and Eda were offering.


[ Closed to Peter ]

The first order of business was letting his roommate know. It would be rude to just up and leave without saying something. And Peter was a friend, one that he very much would like to keep.

So right around breakfast time, he hovers by the table, hands tapping on the back of a chair.

"Hey, Peter... Got a minute?"


[ Closed to Eda and Raine ]

Turns out, he doesn't actually own much. All his clothes fit into one box, padding the few knick-knacks he's picked up. The other two boxes contain nothing but books, and they are both too heavy and unweildy to haul up the stairs on his own, though he insisted on taking one of the book boxes.

He's halfway up the stairs before he remembers his manners and glances over his shoulder.

"Thanks for the help."

Comments

[edalyn]

Eda catches sight of the little notebook for just long enough to suspect that she was right about Hunter continuing to second-guess his own list. She glances at Raine, but doesn't say anything about it.

"Well, flying back with furniture would be a pain anyway," she says with a shrug, before moving to take a look at the little map.

"But it does look like we'll have to take the bus." Eda wrinkles her nose, because even if most of them aren't full of spiders, she's even less fond of public transit than she used to be. But she'll make do for the kid's sake.

[byeeeeeeeee]

Taking a bus while hauling furniture won't be any less troublesome than flying with it, he thinks, but at least it's a step up from walking. Hunter makes some mental adjustments to his list, marking off anything that might be too big or cumbersome.

"Great!" He actually likes the bus. It's (mostly) efficient, if it's running on time. Certainly more convenient than walking when a greater distance needs to be covered. He notes what route they need to take before returning his phone to his pocket.

"There's a stop around the corner. If it's on time, we should arrive at the store in less than thirty minutes." Good? Great! He's already out the door.

[rainestorms]

Raine looked between the two of them.

"But wouldn't the bus be harder to move things in..?" They asked Eda, between taking her hand, and pulling her along after Hunter.

"Hunter, wait for us!" Raine called out. They're somewhat worried about Hunter's jump to action, but they were enjoying themself.

"He's fast when he makes up his mind," They say under their laugh, for just Eda.

[edalyn]

"We can probably get them to--" She might be about to suggest having the furniture delivered once they pick it out, but she never finishes the sentence.

She does laugh as Raine pulls her along, though.

"He really is," she agrees, watching the boy head for the bus stop with single-minded determination. "You should see him play sports. Kid's a force of nature when he puts his mind to it."

But, fortunately, it's not actually that hard to catch up.