You Stole My Heart|Haven, Ilyamen

[Kender Bard]

Virgo slipped out of her home and made her way to the guild hall. Her father was fast asleep; he'd worked himself over hard. Virgo was beginning to feel the need for finances press on them again. She resolved to burglar a home in the coming days, but not tonight; tonight she wanted to enjoy the long night that his early retire afforded her and there was only one person that she wanted to spend it with. Grinning, she sought out Roni.

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There was no sign of Roni at the guild though, despite the fact he usually did his work through the day and made sure to be home come evening to have dinner with his little sister. Tonight though, Jenny was sitting alone in a corner, sipping a mug of tea and nibbling on some bread and cheese. She waved a little to Vi when she spotted the older thief.

[Kender Bard]

Virgo cocked her head in surprise at this and headed over to her. "Hi Jenny," she greeted, offering her a brief hug. "Did Roni have to work late or something? I was hoping to see him here."

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Jenny returned the hug and grinned in amusement. "The last I saw my brother, he'd gone to find you," she replied, clearly trying not to openly laugh. "You two must have missed each other in the streets."

[Kender Bard]

Virgo rolled her eyes at that. "Then he'll be heading to my home." She winced. "Oh I hope he doesn't wake father up. That would be... Awkward. I better hurry!" She ruffled Jenny's hair briefly before dashing out, using her wind-speed to see if she could catch up or beat Roni to her house.

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Roni had a headstart on Vi however and she reached him just as he knocked on the door.

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[Kender Bard]

"Wait!" Virgo squealed, but it was too late. She almost ran into Roni, but stopped herself short.

"Coming," Sage called out drowsily from within the house.

Virgo wrapped her arms around him from behind. "Of all the nights," she giggled. "You had to come when he was sleeping."

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Roni groaned a little. "I didn't mean to wake him," he sighed. "I was looking for you. Thought we could spend an evening together - there's a new tavern popped up that's suposed to do a pretty good dinner... This was not how I planned on starting the night."

[Kender Bard]

Virgo giggled and kissed his cheek. "It's all right," she said quietly.

Sage opened the door and blinked groggily at the two. "Roni, Vi...?"

"Sorry dad," Virgo said, blushing and ducking her face down behind Roni's shoulder. "We were just, um.. We bumped into the door."

Sage blinked owlishly, still half asleep. "Oh. You two behave..." And then he closed the door. Virgo muffled her sudden burst of giggles against Roni, surprised that worked.

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Roni raised a hand to cover up his own snickering. "Nice going," he remarked. "Come on, let's get out of here before we wake him up again." He grinned at her. "Or did you have other plans for the night?"

[Kender Bard]

"I didn't really plan beyond seeing you," she admitted, smiling, slipping her hand into his. "Did you have anywhere in mind on where to go or were we just going to wander and see what jumps out at us?"

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"Well there's that new tavern I mentioned," Roni replied. "But if you've eatten already, we can wander until we think of something else to do and I'll get whatever's leftover at the guild when I head back to get Jenny. It's up to you."

[Kender Bard]

"Let's go to the tavern," Virgo enthused, smiling. She had eaten, but she didn't mind trying a bit of new food. "So you've eaten there before or will this be your first visit?"

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Roni shook his head. "No," he replied. "But some of the others were saying good things about it, so I thought I'd check it out. With my favourite person in the whole world with me, of course."

[Kender Bard]

"Then that's what we'll do."

A bit of walking later and Virgo slowed, pointing to a well lit establishment. "Is that it?" She could normally see quite well in the dark but the lights from within the building were wrecking her night vision.