Isabelle Lightwood (
seveninchmotto) wrote2017-04-01 03:03 pm
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From Alicante to The Apartment, New York, Saturday
This morning, in her bed at her father's house in Alicante, Isabelle had woken up to feeling uncomfortable. It hadn't taken her long to realize why. Overnight, she'd become –– well, the wrong shape for pretty much everything she'd been wearing to sleep in. So, right, they were doing this again. She would've assumed Fandom's magic couldn't work through the wards around Idris, but apparently she'd thought wrong. And it'd be complicated to look like Alec here of all places.
Ugh.
So, she'd gotten out of bed with a groan, then gone to the closet to search for clothes that'd even remotely fit her. And that was when she caught a glimpse of herself in the mirror.
And immediately went in for a closer look because well hello. She did not look like Alec this time. And that changed everything.
So long story short: she sent a fire message to Flick (Had to go to NY, come if you can, because she'd previously told him she'd stay in Alicante this weekend) and then listen closely until she was sure her father wasn't in the house, before sneaking into his quarters and snagging an old set of gear to wear. Then she scribbled her father a little note as well, about how Jace had asked her to come back to the city.
Fast forward, and she was home in New York. Having far too much fun going through Flick's closet space and modeling things in front of the mirrors. And if some of the modeling was sans clothes, well, could you blame her? She deserved her fun, dammit.
And her phone was filling up with pictures.
Also once Flick would hopefully make it out of Idris and his phone would start working, he was going to find several photos on there as well. Maybe he'd enjoy an unknown but attractive young man's (clothed!) selfies coming from Isabelle's number? In fact, maybe he'd even put two and two together and note the Marks and how the backgrounds looked suspiciously like their bedroom in the city. He was a smart boy, he could figure it out.
[ooc: NFB, primarily for That Guy, but can be open for calls/texts as well!]
Ugh.
So, she'd gotten out of bed with a groan, then gone to the closet to search for clothes that'd even remotely fit her. And that was when she caught a glimpse of herself in the mirror.
And immediately went in for a closer look because well hello. She did not look like Alec this time. And that changed everything.
So long story short: she sent a fire message to Flick (Had to go to NY, come if you can, because she'd previously told him she'd stay in Alicante this weekend) and then listen closely until she was sure her father wasn't in the house, before sneaking into his quarters and snagging an old set of gear to wear. Then she scribbled her father a little note as well, about how Jace had asked her to come back to the city.
Fast forward, and she was home in New York. Having far too much fun going through Flick's closet space and modeling things in front of the mirrors. And if some of the modeling was sans clothes, well, could you blame her? She deserved her fun, dammit.
And her phone was filling up with pictures.
Also once Flick would hopefully make it out of Idris and his phone would start working, he was going to find several photos on there as well. Maybe he'd enjoy an unknown but attractive young man's (clothed!) selfies coming from Isabelle's number? In fact, maybe he'd even put two and two together and note the Marks and how the backgrounds looked suspiciously like their bedroom in the city. He was a smart boy, he could figure it out.
[ooc: NFB, primarily for That Guy, but can be open for calls/texts as well!]
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She had to. She had to, it was too easy a joke to miss making it!
She looked in a couple of kitchen cupboards, taking out things she figured she was going to need.
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Of course she'd remember that. She had a very active imagination for one thing.
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She wasn't sure whether he was joking or not, so, hey. Best go the route of least assholeishness. Anyway, she was chopping some things and tossing them in a pot. A scent was starting to waft out of the kitchen.
It was hard to tell what it was.
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He sniffed the air and frowned because he couldn't really place the scent.
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"That's better," she replied, a smirk to her voice. (It still weirded her out how she sounded. It was as if she expected to sound the same even though her entire body was different.) "Thank you for allowing me to explore my sexuality in a healthy fashion."
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Debatable.
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He hoped.
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"It'll be ready soon," she told him. In fact, she went to get bowls and utensils ready. "Maybe I'll make something a little more grandiose tomorrow."
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He'd done it before, he could do it again.
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"You're very good at eating, it's true."
She got glasses to go with their other kitchenware.
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She was setting the table. Getting water for the glasses before checking the stew. Yes, looking nice and ready and probably not poisonous.
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"It smells...interesting," he said, sitting down and nodding. "Very interesting."
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