Isabelle Lightwood (
seveninchmotto) wrote2016-12-30 01:27 pm
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The Apartment, New York, Friday
Since the half-move to Alicante back in August, Isabelle hadn't spent a whole ton of time in New York. Sure, she was at the Institute a lot, helping her mother and using the training rooms with her brothers and Clary, but as the months had rolled on she'd found herself thinking of Alicante more and more as home. Even with the unease of sharing a house with her father.
Guess there was something to be said for being somewhere where everyone was like her. She didn't feel like she was the same as Idris-born Shadowhunters, not entirely, but still. Itwas the same culture she'd lived in within the Institute walls.
And Idris was where Flick was, most of the time. It was a pretty big motivator to stick around, all on its own.
But New Year's belonged to New York. New Year's belonged to the city and the place that was going to become home once more after Flick's Ascension. So she was already here, in anticipation of the holiday. Even if right now, she was sitting by one of the big windows in the living room, with a packet of last night's takeout. It counted as anticipation. And appreciation of New York.
Her father's house in Alicante didn't have this view, and Alicante didn't have takeout.
[ooc: NFB but open!]
Guess there was something to be said for being somewhere where everyone was like her. She didn't feel like she was the same as Idris-born Shadowhunters, not entirely, but still. Itwas the same culture she'd lived in within the Institute walls.
And Idris was where Flick was, most of the time. It was a pretty big motivator to stick around, all on its own.
But New Year's belonged to New York. New Year's belonged to the city and the place that was going to become home once more after Flick's Ascension. So she was already here, in anticipation of the holiday. Even if right now, she was sitting by one of the big windows in the living room, with a packet of last night's takeout. It counted as anticipation. And appreciation of New York.
Her father's house in Alicante didn't have this view, and Alicante didn't have takeout.
[ooc: NFB but open!]
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But, he'd been aware of Christmas so he knew New Year's was right around the corner which is why he slipped away from Idris and back home to New York to be able to celebrate it with Isabelle.
He hauled his bag up the stairs and used his key to open the door calling out, "Honey! Where's my dinner?"
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But of course.
The only reason she didn't rush to the door to greet him was that she thought she made quite the picture by the window with her takeout. Hopefully that didn't make her seem any less thrilled with him getting home.
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She held up her food.
"There's last night's takeaway."
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She was teasing. Which did not stop her from crowding his personal space and winding her free arm around his neck before leaning in for a kiss.
Okay, it was a peck more than a kiss. Because she was a tease.
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Obviously she wasn't talking about the state of his hygiene anymore.
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Was it really necessary to press a finger to his lips while someone from Taki's picked up, and she could go about her ordering? Probably not, but she was doing it for fun, anyway.
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Her fault for touching him so nicely.
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Only the best for her fiancé.
Once the call was done, she put the phone away and tapped him on the chin. "Naughty."
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It was entirely possible 'home' wasn't really a place.
"It's still naughty, Jon."
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