The joy of working from home most days was that, theoretically, Georgie could sleep in. But she usually had so much to do that she didn't indulge in that luxury, and that morning was no better. In theory,she was supposed to be working from home that day, but she was needed for a meeting and had to film in the office at some point this week. It was easier to go in today, get everything done, and hopefully be home by lunchtime instead of dragging it out over a few days.
She dragged herself out of bed and showered, taking the few blissful minutes in the shower to properly wake up. Getting properly dressed up for the day still felt odd, she usually preferred to spend the morning in a t-shirt and leggings and film in the afternoons and evenings once she felt properly awake. She was fully intending on making herself a proper breakfast- but on seeing who was already sitting on the couch, she decided against it. As far as she was concerned, Ray was an asshole. She'd tried to be nice and pleasant with him from the start, but something about him just didn't sit right with her. She also got the impression that the feeling was entirely mutual.
"Morning," she said flatly as she walked across the apartment. He just nodded in return, his attention entirely on his phone and his coffee. He wasn't planning on leaving any time soon, then. He had, at least, left enough coffee for her. She emptied the pot into her travel mug, stirred in a few spoons of sugar, and tipped in some milk, before heading straight out of the apartment.
She really didn't understand what Viv saw in Ray. She'd found herself pondering that more and more lately. She told herself that it was just Ray's behaviour lately. She hadn't dared say anything, but the fact he'd invited people without clearing it with her or Viv just seemed like the final straw. But they had the space so they didn't really have any reason to object.
The meeting and filming session went well, even if they overran a little bit, and Georgie was satisfied as she headed back to the apartment. She was only back in the door a few minutes herself when she heard someone calling out. Viv was back. She grinned and pulled off her coat, sitting on the bed to kick off her shoes. "In here!" She called back. "How were rehearsals?"
She dragged herself out of bed and showered, taking the few blissful minutes in the shower to properly wake up. Getting properly dressed up for the day still felt odd, she usually preferred to spend the morning in a t-shirt and leggings and film in the afternoons and evenings once she felt properly awake. She was fully intending on making herself a proper breakfast- but on seeing who was already sitting on the couch, she decided against it. As far as she was concerned, Ray was an asshole. She'd tried to be nice and pleasant with him from the start, but something about him just didn't sit right with her. She also got the impression that the feeling was entirely mutual.
"Morning," she said flatly as she walked across the apartment. He just nodded in return, his attention entirely on his phone and his coffee. He wasn't planning on leaving any time soon, then. He had, at least, left enough coffee for her. She emptied the pot into her travel mug, stirred in a few spoons of sugar, and tipped in some milk, before heading straight out of the apartment.
She really didn't understand what Viv saw in Ray. She'd found herself pondering that more and more lately. She told herself that it was just Ray's behaviour lately. She hadn't dared say anything, but the fact he'd invited people without clearing it with her or Viv just seemed like the final straw. But they had the space so they didn't really have any reason to object.
The meeting and filming session went well, even if they overran a little bit, and Georgie was satisfied as she headed back to the apartment. She was only back in the door a few minutes herself when she heard someone calling out. Viv was back. She grinned and pulled off her coat, sitting on the bed to kick off her shoes. "In here!" She called back. "How were rehearsals?"