Janey And Coopers: On Board For Divorce Baby.

Janey and coopers: on board for divorce baby.

Janey: hasn’t touched the topic with her mom. Mom scary corporate lady. Daddy cool and chill and agreeable with the right motivation.

She knows they don't know anything the minute she turns to move on, coming up short because someone said something of use. She weighs her options, knowing she couldn't tell him everything, but if he had information, she needed it.

"It doesn't really matter, does it? He did a job I'm personally invested in, so I wanted to ask him a few things. That's all. Not everyone who worked on A Man and His Dog is around to talk about it, and he apparently is." She snips, because in a place like this, being rude was better than being polite. "Anyway, if I wanted to hire him, they're my caps, so I'm not sure that concerns you either."

Janey stood a little straighter, tightened her grip on her pack, and finally turned to actually look at the stranger. "So, can you give me something of use to find him, or are you just interested in questioning my motives?"

She wouldn't be intimidated by a ghoul she's never met. She was too busy looking for one that was probably buried somewhere if her other intel was to be believed.

He was observant, had to be in the business he was in so he paid attention to every single person who walked into the bar. Everyone had their tells and he could usually spot trouble before it became trouble. Though it wasn't like every bar erupted into trouble like in the movies. People had a business to run and even in a lawless place like the Wasteland there was a decorum to be followed.

And he'd seen all manner of people come into what passed for bars out here even people who wouldn't have been allowed in a bar before the war, before the bombs. But it was still unusual and he eyed the girl suspiciously when she'd entered. Every now and again his gaze flickered her way wondering what she could possibly be doing in a place like this alone.

It was strange, but not really the strangest thing he'd ever seen. At least until he heard his name out of her mouth. That was unusual. Mostly the people who wanted to find him knew who he was on sight. Of course, why would some kid know who he was? And more, why would they want to?

"And what're you lookin' for him for? You don't look like someone tryin' to hire a bounty hunter."

you should all know, i’ve given divorce baby a name if it’s a boy or a girl. divorce baby lives now. I will die on divorce baby hill.

Janey and I are fully aware divorce baby would be an accident, but did her parents not tell her she has to make mistakes to learn from them? Make some mistakes, parents.

How would Janey feel with a step sibling?

that is a good question, and I cannot imagine she’d be as accepting of a step sibling as she would one where the grounds are even like divorce baby. I guess it would depend on how the relationship is before there is one.

If there’s a strained/bad one, she’s going to assume she was being replaced if she’s a teen or younger. She’s dealing with hormones and teen logic. She would be hard to convince that she was more than just a memory from a former life, and I doubt the relationship would be good with the child either. She would be pretty shut off immediately about it.

If there’s a good relationship with the parent in question, she may feel a little better about it and not revolt if given time to come to terms with it.

in no case should one of her parents drop the news on her that she’s going to have a step sibling without both of them (being her parents who have a constant of joint parenting) being there to ease the blow and weather the storm.

anyway, today is abt writing verses, and plotting for new ones, so you guys are free to come on over and we can plot some out. there’s tons in my stores that i want to do with janey. So, plotting call maybe? u can also add me on discord to discuss: bos.max