008 Roaches check in, but they don't check out.

[speterman]

I'm well excited for qudditch, it's hard not to be when your captain is Tony Stark, who is amazing by the way! We've got such a great team, it's going to be brilliant!

I'm thinking of getting a new broom, any suggestions?


[Filtered Privately to Sherlock]

I want to apologize for what happened.

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[speterman]

Of course.

[Peter gives her a look that says "nope, sure am scared" as he takes the letter. His eyes flicker between it and her, before he gives a nervous smile.]

Um. Okay. Not afraid. Totally, not, afraid.

[He opens it, brown eyes immediately dancing over the words. His nervous smile turns to one more sincere before immediately disappearing, into a more weary look; his eyebrows pull down slightly and his lips press into a small frown. The frown disappears near the end of the letter, but he still looks uneasy as he looks back at her.]

She seems very nice. You didn't, uh, tell her, um, the stupid thing I first said to you... did you because, I won't be able to show my face round there if you did.

[He sets it in his lap before he brushes a couple stray strands of her hair back behind her ear that got loose, taps a finger under her chin and guides her up for another short kiss. He uses his other arm to pull her closer.]

Have I reminded you recently that I think you're beautiful and utterly fantastic?

[sugaredpotions]

[She's watching his expression the entire time. That weary look? It's one she's seen her mother wear a thousand times. Arie. But she manages a smile at the end, even if it's a bit nervous.]

There are some things a girl doesn't mention to her mum. That? One of them.

[She starts to say something else, but that is pretty perfect timing for a kiss. Bonni relaxes, that little bit of nervousness fading.]

...only every chance you get. Have I told you how absolutely wonderful you are? Handsome devil, too.

[speterman]

Good because it was totally lame of me. I'm surprised you still wanted to talk to me after it.

[He grins nervously before shrugging.]

I don't think I say it enough. I think I should say it more often.