Isabelle Lightwood (
seveninchmotto) wrote2017-07-15 07:28 pm
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The Apartment, New York, Saturday
As far as Isabelle was concerned, this was just another regular day. Because she wasn't aware she was supposed to be about a foot taller, a lot more pale, and also covered in scars and runes.
She was, however, very aware that she couldn't find her laptop. Not anywhere. She was going around the apartment, peeking under the bed and into cupboards like maybe she'd gotten distracted last night after she finished working and stuffed it somewhere unusual? Val had asked her to make a thing and well, she'd been working on it way too late and she had a habit of some absent-mindedness sometimes, and ––
But seriously, where was it? It was as if no one lived here who depended on their laptops to get through the day!
(Take a hint, Izzy.)
[ooc: NFB but open for calls/texts/the boy! Why go AU when you can go for an AU from within an AU? Izzy's now an AU version of the version of her from Shadowhunters.]
She was, however, very aware that she couldn't find her laptop. Not anywhere. She was going around the apartment, peeking under the bed and into cupboards like maybe she'd gotten distracted last night after she finished working and stuffed it somewhere unusual? Val had asked her to make a thing and well, she'd been working on it way too late and she had a habit of some absent-mindedness sometimes, and ––
But seriously, where was it? It was as if no one lived here who depended on their laptops to get through the day!
(Take a hint, Izzy.)
[ooc: NFB but open for calls/texts/the boy! Why go AU when you can go for an AU from within an AU? Izzy's now an AU version of the version of her from Shadowhunters.]

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He used his key to open the door and called out, "Izzy? Babe, I'm home for a few days. You here?"
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She wasn't sure what to do.
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Flick frowned at himself because if he wasn't here, she wouldn't answer him. Flick padded over to the fridge and got himself a water.
"Iz?"
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Cut to her rushing into the kitchen, brandishing a heavy candle stick (in the most ineffective way possible) and yelling, "Who are you?"
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He stared at the woman in his kitchen angrily. "Put my shit down!"
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A beat, and then some kind of realization seemed to hit, and she continued all in one rush, "Oh my God are you why I can't find my laptop?"
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That was helpful, right? She sounded exasperated, though. And waved the candle stick like it was as firm a piece of evidence as a key was.
"Okay? And I live here, and I, I work at The Institute for Valentine Morgenstern and righ now I'm being harassed by a crazy person in my own home, and I also know kickboxing so you better not try anything!"
She talked way too fast. It made her seem nervous - which she was.
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Now, he knew what the hell was going on.
"Look, I'm not going to hurt you, I'm not crazy and this is my home! Isabelle Lightwood is my fiancee! And I know that's not going to make sense to you but it's the truth."
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"What are you talking about?"
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It was just weird. This Isabelle was super super different than the one he was used to.
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Isabelle shool her head. "I don't understand," she said. "You have a fiancée who has my name?"
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You know, she just wanted to be very clear on that. He did not even remind her of anyone she knew.
"I've never seen you before in my life."
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"Yeah," she said. "Max and Alec. Max is younger than me and Alec is older."
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"And you've got friends, right? Jace, Simon? Clary even?"
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Well it was kind of creepy to hear him say it like that.
"What are you saying? Like you, you know some weird alternate version of me?"
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