Snippet #2715388

"Make that a row of shots and you are on. You can tell me all about the spider."

"It's a date then," Cat winked at Licia and chuckled at her harmless jab at the new guy. Classic. She slowly got back into a rhythm occasionally glancing up to monitor new guy's progress on his application. She was in the process of sewing button eyes onto a rag doll dressed like a punk maid when Elias came strolling back in.

"I'm back! I met our favourite customer on the way back Cat. He-" Cathy scowled knowing exactly whom Elias was referring to, but her venom faded as she watched him catch sight of the new potential employee. Eyeing him, he seemed to be at least fairly competent in the supernatural. Cat really couldn't tell what his area of expertise was not that it really mattered. It wasn't that uncommon that the shop got a stray quack who claimed they could talk with spirits, but in all honesty were just high off their asses. It was up to Elias to sort through the fakes. Catherine was about to settle back into her sewing when she remembered the bar. Carefully setting down her needles and thread, she made her way over to Elias and tapped his shoulder.

"I know you're busy with the newbie, but I just wanted to let you know that Licia and I are going to hit up that little bar down the street after the shop closes. We'd like you to come. Surely you can separate yourself from the shop for an hour or two?" Knowing Jaede was sitting nearby she turned towards her and grinned.

"When you have your next birthday you are more than welcome to come Jay." Next thing Cathy knew, a loud crash of glass scattering on the ground echoed throughout the store. Hoping it wasn't one of the nice glass figures on display or- Cathy froze when she saw Justin searching around his work area.

For all that is holy, please say that wasn't the little Fucker. Lady Diana, I beg you please-

"Elias. We have a problem. It's Fucker. He might have escaped. " Before Elias could respond, she whispered to him.

"On second thought, our little bar trip is not a suggestion. It's essential."