Seely

Small quiet town, far away from the hustle and bustle of D.C. Seely gave a soft sigh as he pulled his Tahoe into a parking space in front of a café. He wasn't quite hungry, but a scone and a cup of coffee sounded like a good idea right about now. Stepping out of the black SUV in his suit, he felt a bit awkward. He had just up quit the FBI. By up and quit, I mean literally he quit the last case he was on and left town. He told them he couldn't do it anymore. The little girl's lifeless eyes just stared back at him. Her name was Alexa Martinez. She was only four years old. Her murderer was still out there, and part of Seely wanted to hunt the man down and bring him to justice. The other part had quit on him. He was so burnt out. After ten years of dead bodies, four years of military... He couldn't see anything anymore. He took off his tie and threw it into the truck. Stepping into the café he looked around and then stepped in line. Ordering a simple black coffee and a breakfast sandwich he went and sat at a table. New in town, alone, quiet...


Daedra Edwards

Daedra wasn’t sure what to get into today. She had spent much of the last week observing the animals of the valley when she wasn’t in the office. Though, today was her day off and she was debating doing something completely different. That was exactly what she was going to do. Instead of her normal quick breakfast at home she was going to go to the local café and grab a bite to eat. Maybe she would even find someone to talk to there. She didn’t know for sure but she hurried to shower and pulled her still wet black hair was pulled back into a messy bun and she dressed quickly after drying off.

She wore just a simple pair of black yoga pants and a pink t-shirt. Daedra wasn’t normally one to dress up and just preferred to be comfortable. She could easily dress up if the need arose, though. She just chose not to at a time like this. The café was not somewhere that would require dressy attire. Once she had dressed she made her way out to her Jeep and got in, driving to her destination.

Upon reaching the place she got out and entered the building without hesitation. She noticed a few people that she recognized for having brought their pets to her at the office and also a few unfamiliar faces. She offered those who were familiar a smile before ordering her own coffee and a large banana nut muffin. She then moved to a table near Seely’s giving him a slight smile and nod in greeting as she sat down. Daedra didn’t want to disturb him in case he was here waiting for someone, though he seemed to be the only other person in the café sitting alone…


Seely

Seely glanced up and saw Daedra. He gave a faint smile. This seat is free if your looking for some company. He didn't say it in a sleazy manner. Just a simple fact. Plus, he didn't want to be alone right now. He didn't want to see lifeless eyes staring back at him. Daedra was alive and bright. He sighed softly and took a sip of his coffee. Whether Daedra sat down or not, he said to her I'm Seely. I just moved here. Moved? Since when had he decided this was where he was going to stay? He shrugged it off. Maybe this wouldn't be a bad place to stay. It was quiet... Sur, it probably had it's dirty little secrets but every town does.


Daedra Edwards

Daedra offered the man a smile as he offered her the seat across from him. She moved to pull the chair out and sat down. She did enjoy meeting new people or even talking with old friends. So, obviously she would not give up the opportunity to meet this man as he invited her to do so. After she had sat down she heard him speak once more, introducing himself. She smiled brightly as she spoke in response. I'm Daedra. It's nice to meet you. How do you like it so far? She had decided that she liked this place since she had moved here a few months back. Though, she was interested to see how others who were new thought of the place. She sipped her own coffee as she waited for his response.


Seely

Seely gave a faint smile, his blue eyes lighting up a bit. Well, this is my first stop. And you are the first person that I've actually talked to. He lifted his fingers for another cup of coffee. The waitress brought over another cup of coffee and a blueberry scone. What's there to do here, Daedra? HE asked her. He had passed by the police station on the way in. After he finished up here, perhaps he would go over there and see about a job. Is there anyone in town in particular I should know about? This was a loaded question. He was asking about the good people, the bad people... Who to steer clear of and who he needed to introduce himself to.


Daedra Edwards

Daedra smiled as he answered her question about how he liked the place so far. She was surprised that this was his first stop and that he hadn't spoken with anyone else since coming here. She didn't mind having the company though so she had decided that she was glad he had come here. After a moment he then went on to ask her what there was to do here and she thought for a moment before speaking. Honestly, I haven't gotten to do a whole lot here since I have been working quite a bit. This is my first day off in a couple of weeks. That is if you could even call this a day off. She still kept her cell phone in her pocket on in case there were any emergencies. Though, she did enjoy her job and she didn't mind working so much, really. She was helping people and their pets so it made for good days. He then asked about knowing others in this town and she shrugged slightly before speaking. I really haven't gotten to meet many people aside from people who bring their animals into the clinic and some of the other employees there. Sorry I am not being of much help at all. She really wished that she could be of more help in answering his questions but she could only tell him as much as she knew. Another sip of her coffee was taken after taking a bite of her breakfast sandwich.


Seely

He gave a smile faintly. That's okay. Don't worry about it. He too a sip of his coffee. I'm more of a people person. I might get a dog, once I find a house. I don't mind dogs. Do they do much hunting around here? I don't mean like wolves or anything, but I used to go with my dad and brother when I was younger.Fond memories came to mind. Before his dad started drinking, after mom died. He started thinking about getting a horse. Maybe train it for packing out meat and such. He had lived to spend time with hi family. Dad was gone now, and Shandon was in the military. He was probably in Tibet, or for all he knew. Timbuckto. Seely sighed. I'm sorry for all the questions, but do you know where I can get a horse or two around here? And maybe a dog?


Daedra Edwards

Daedra was glad that he didn't seem to mind the fact that she really didn't know a whole lot about this place outside of the clinic and such. He asked about hunting around here and she nodded slightly as she responded. Yes, there are some who have brought in animals they use for hunting into the clinic, so I assume it is at least a decently popular thing around here. Daedra herself used to hunt with her family which was probably something that most wouldn't expect from her with her love of animals but she knew the problems that overpopulation could cause and didn't see harm in harvesting animals for food. The man then apologized for all the questions before asking more. She smiled warmly. I do know of a few rescues that operate around here. I often work with them to take care of those who need veterinary care. I could maybe show you to them sometime?