[closed - Robert]

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By the time she gets back into town, her apartment is ready for her to move into and for that she's extremely grateful. It isn't that she's had a hard time staying with Les -- she's actually enjoyed it quite a bit -- but she likes her space, too. A feeling she's sure Les shares. Since Coop's party, things have felt better, they both seem a little more at ease around each other and she likes that, but she also knows neither of them are ready to be living together.

Her belongings are fairly limited, but she has them moved into the new place and it's only once she's settled, showered and changed that she heads out into Siren Cove once more. There's money in the small safe in her new place that she needs to deposit, though it's going into an account in another town under a different name and she has plans to make that day trip on the weekend, maybe with Les along for the ride. She can convince him just to get away with her for the day, drop in at the bank, make the deposit, and then spend the rest of the day with him.

It's not something she's ever given much thought to before, but thinking about plans with Les now makes her smile. She's distracted, glancing down at her phone, preparing to text him to ask if that's something he'd like to do, when she nearly walks into someone on the sidewalk.

"Sorry," she says, still distracted, doing her best to simply step aside.

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[scaledtokill]

He'd seen Grace and Corry already (and Abigail, who had decided to show up as well) but apparently April had left town before he had a chance to meet with her. He wasn't sure if the two things were related, his arrival and her leaving, not like he was sure that Corry's leaving was because he was her.

When April got back he decided to meet with her as soon as possible, just in case she left again. Surprisingly enough, all he had to was just wait on the sidewalk just outside her apartment and she almost ran him over.

"That's alright," he told her, amused that she hadn't noticed who it was. Of course, it's been so long, would she even recognize him? She looked so much like her mother, well at least before her mother started taking so many drugs, it was almost painful. He'd seen her since she was a little girl, once in a while from a distance, but somehow he still expected her to be that same little girl he'd left all those years ago. "I suppose you not even noticing me after all these years has a certain humor to it."