Roses and Sunflowers and Turtles (Cass, open) - Sunflower Beach

"Same goes for you, you know," she smiled back, holding the glass steady for her. "Whether it be Jamie's place or... um... Wherever I might end up later."

"Thanks" she smiled brightly, topping off Cassiel's glass and pouring half of one to herself. "We really have to make up for some lost time soon. And! We need to plan a bachelorette party! You're getting married after all" oh yes, pretty please let the Caitiff plan that.

"No strippers! Anything else is a go," she smiled. "Alex and I agreed, no strippers for either my party or his. But I don't even know where to start with one."

She grinned.

"But... you know I like a good party."

"Whaaaat? Why?!" she pouted her lips. "I thought strippers were mandatory for bachelorette parties. You know, bad music and tear away pants and everything"

She shook her head and held up her hand. "We just... We just would rather not have them. I hope that's okay?"

More lip pouting.
"Oh you boring boring people" she smirked, though she didn't push it. "Ah well, fine, fine. Just give me a list of names then so I at least know who to invite" the blond said, poking her tongue out.

"We like boring," or, they would like to be able to enjoy a little boring. Since the last 6 months had been anything but.

"I'll get a list to you, though, no problem. I think it will be relatively short, all things considered."

"Hey, don't need to be a long list. Just the people you want there since, you know, I don't know that many around here yet" though heh, given the Harpy report a fair few probably knew about her.
"Although eh, sorry, I'm also jumping to conclusions here. So lemme just rewind this and start where I ought to have started: do you want me to throw you a bachelorette party?" since, you know, she might've already made plans. Duuh.

"I would be honored if you threw me a party, Teddy," she took her hand with a smile. "Because I know that it will be a good time and that you're doing it because you care."

"Great!" she beamed. "I promise, no strippers since you're both boring boring people, but we will have a good time" the blond grinned, holding up her pinkie.

Cass took Teddy's pinkie with her own and hooked it around.

"Pinkie swear?"

"Yush, pinkie swear" because she was a goofball but she wasn't mean.

She smiled and gave a small laugh, hugging Teddy gently.

"And no rush, either. We got time."

"Well, yeah we got time. After all we need to convince a Catholic Brujah that he'll be wearing a dress if he thinks he gets to decide what you'll be wearing to your own wedding, damn it!" and while she said it with a grin there was no doubt that she meant it. Oh, she meant it alright. "Can't you picture the redhead in something lacy?" she could, the look on her face said she could.

"We could have Rhiana braid his hair!!" And there she went again, laughing like a damned hyena.

Actually the caitiff didn't laugh but that was probably because she suddenly had a look on her face that seemed to say "Hmmmm..." the kind of "Hmmmm..." that's normally accompanied by the petting of a white Siamese cat.
"Oh... oh if we get her to ask, I'm willing to be he wouldn't say no" soft daddy Brujah was soft for his daughter.

"What?! Ask him what?!!" Cass sat back up and was eyeing Teddy... and pulling on her shirt sleeve.

"Well, I was thinking about the braids but now you got me considering the possibilities" oh yes, the possibilities.

She giggled loudly, a hand covering her mouth. Rhiana, more than likely, could get away with asking him pretty much anything and get him to comply... Of this she was certain.

"Hey, if you can get an edge, take it!" she laughed. "And it's such an adorable edge in this case"

"She could be! Unless... she decides to have one of her moments?" She made a face. Rhiana, despite her cuteness, was entirely unpredictable.

"The night you came over and met her? Did you know that the whole time you were downstairs, Medwyn was in our room pacing? I swear, he was trying to wear a hole in the floor..."

Her expression softened a little as her shoulders sagged a bit.
"Silly man..." the blond said softly under her breath. "He was worried huh..?"

"He loves Rhiana very much, but... She can be a bit of a... Well... You've met her, I'm sure you have your own word for it," she smiled softly.

"She's honest" Teddy shrugged her shoulders lightly. "Special perhaps, but honest and freakishly perceptive" she smiled at Cassiel. "She asked me if I loved him, you know..." and back then? She hadn't even dared think the thought.

"Freakishly perceptive," she nodded. "A very good choice of words, actually. She had all that time as a wraith, so... really I suppose it shouldn't come as a surprise."

Cass leaned over, grabbing Teddy gently by the arms and pulling her over to Cass' side of the couch so that the Caitiff could lean against her.

"She caught you completely off guard... Didn't she?"