Lorne (
nomorekaraoke) wrote2010-05-25 10:44 pm
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Papa's Got a Brand New...Bling (Late July 2008)
It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new life--
Wrong theme song, even though the theme certainly applies. It's a new day in Lorne's life. He quite enjoys dawn, thank you very much. He's found a new place to live - another penthouse in the middle of Youdon'tneedtoknow-ville. And recently, he's been indulging more and more in taking breathers at Milliways.
In short: good times all around.
Wrong theme song, even though the theme certainly applies. It's a new day in Lorne's life. He quite enjoys dawn, thank you very much. He's found a new place to live - another penthouse in the middle of Youdon'tneedtoknow-ville. And recently, he's been indulging more and more in taking breathers at Milliways.
In short: good times all around.
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"Sure," he says, and the grin is fading into a smaller, but definitely pleased, smile.
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"Not stand out, not draw attention, just...walk around wherever we want, however we want." He's already moving to the front door, grabbing his keys. "Come on!" He beams. Hurry.
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"What, is this the first time you've been out with the new face on?"
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"I...can't remember the last time I spent some time in the sun. In the actual sunlight, not just the beginnings of it as the sun rises."
His palms are starting to sweat with nervous excitement.
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The excitement, and the human face, makes Lorne look about ten years younger.
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"Oh, I'm overdue. Way, way over. I'm over the rainbow and going into the stratosphere." A beat. "Also? I have not a single clue how far up a rainbow goes, so if I'm wrong about the stratosphere thing, can we just agree to pretend I never said anything?"
Like that comment he made a while back, asking how important Sesame Street is in comparison to The Muppet Show... Might as well attach a neon sign on his forehead saying ILLEGAL ALIEN. It's a lot of stuff to take in and remember when you migrate to a brand new world.
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Or maybe that's just the way he's giddy with excitement.
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"So what's with the --" He gestures toward the panel, careful not to touch anything.
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He's still studying the panel, and his voice is light and casual.
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"A neutral party of considerable means."
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"Sorry. I don't ever really go off duty all the way."
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Ding goes the elevator as they reach ground floor. As Lorne promised, the mirrored wall behind them slides to the side, revealing a very snazzy lobby. Large marble staircase to the left, reception desk to the right, complete with polished surfaces and perfectly primped desk clerks who chirp 'Good afternoon, gentlemen' in a friendly yet professional chorus. All of them seem human at first glance, but like they say, the devil is in the details.
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Andrew's eyebrows go up. Considerably.
He doesn't have any trouble identifying the desk clerk on the right; the crest of feathers has been dyed black, but it's still recognizeably not hair. The one on the left, with her faintly metallic skin tones and her carefully sharpened and polished vestigial earclaws, is a race he doesn't recognize, though -- possibly a hybrid.
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Holding the door open for Andrew, the bow eases itself into an open, friendly gesture for him to go ahead.
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It's one of the first really hot days of the summer, and the heat hits even harder when one's just emerging from the pleasant chill of an air-conditioned subway car.
At least aboveground there's a slight breeze.
"You wanted sun," Andrew says ruefully.
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All that aside, Lorne is having the time of his life. "There'll be no raining on my parade today, babycakes, that's for sure. You know any good place around here for ice cream?"
Glee!face is his face.
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"There's a Baskin & Robbins a few blocks down from here, I think?"
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And then he starts humming.
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