Dutch couldn’t help but smirk when he asked what else would have been making the scratching noises. “You don’t know my neighbors.” She joked, letting out a quiet chuckle. No, she was certain that the creatures bugging her were of the four-legged tailed sort.
“Yeah?” She took a small step forward, eyeing the cabinets as if it was her first time seeing them. Dutch hadn’t stopped to appreciate the carpentry before then. “Are you into woodworking, too?” It seemed that, for a second, Dutch had ignored the fact that she was doing business with the man. That she had a problem he was there to fix. Instead, she found herself wanting to know more about him.
She tilted her head downward to look at him. God, that smile of his... Just like that she found herself smiling again. It was easy to forget that they were here to talk about vermin. She was grateful that they’d sent him instead of someone else, but she couldn’t put her finger on exactly why that was.
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Date: 2015-09-30 05:12 am (UTC)“Yeah?” She took a small step forward, eyeing the cabinets as if it was her first time seeing them. Dutch hadn’t stopped to appreciate the carpentry before then. “Are you into woodworking, too?” It seemed that, for a second, Dutch had ignored the fact that she was doing business with the man. That she had a problem he was there to fix. Instead, she found herself wanting to know more about him.
She tilted her head downward to look at him. God, that smile of his... Just like that she found herself smiling again. It was easy to forget that they were here to talk about vermin. She was grateful that they’d sent him instead of someone else, but she couldn’t put her finger on exactly why that was.