//I am SO incredibly sorry I haven’t been here, I’ve been moving and things have been hectic.
I still want to get some SLs going, and hopefully find some mutuals.//
@MolecularWiccan “It is finals season, so she may be stuck in the library…
If so I’m sure we can handle this ourselves, at least for now.”
Prue assures, then turns and heads back up the stairs to grab the book.
When Phoebe answered, she sighed softly “Piper I’m a bit busy, can it wait?”
@MolecularWiccan “We’ll get it taken care of, don’t stress about it so much.
All that matters, is you’re home safe and sound.”
Although the idea of yet another upper level demon coming after them, it had a migraine brewing right behind Prue’s eyes.
“I’ll check the book, you call Phoebe.”
@OfWiccanDescent An eyebrow raised slowly, at her sisters near lethargic state.
Sleep apparently was not being kind to any of them lately, “how about a day trip then?
We could go do whatever you want, I just figured we haven’t spent any time together lately.”
Apart from demon slaying and—
@MolecularWiccan “Oh, so you met him too…
Fantastic, are you okay?”
Her eyes scanned over her sister again, double checking for injuries of any kind.
“You’d think they would’ve learned by now, are we thinking upper or lower level?
I’ll check the book again.”
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—over coffee, and a rushed promise to spend time together soon.
So when she’d finally gotten a day off, the eldest Halliwell couldn’t help but bug her little sister.
“Pheebs, are you terribly busy today? I figured we could find something to do.”
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Prue hadn’t been home much lately, things were busy at work.
And both her sisters had active lives as well, so it wasn’t a surprise that they could sometimes go a few days.
Without even seeing each other beyond the usual morning greetings—
@MolecularWiccan Prue had heard her sister come in, and came down the stairs.
“I was up in the attic, did you need something?”
The tone of the younger woman’s voice had her concerned, but she was trying her best not to always jump to worst case scenario these days.
So she offers a smile,—