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Adrian Blackwood ([personal profile] witchoftheflesh) wrote2024-08-25 04:18 am
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Voicemail

Hello, you've reached the phone of Adrian Blackwood. Thank you for your call, I look forward to getting back to you within one to three business days.

What do you think, Boston? That sounded normal, ri--

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[personal profile] the_best_sister 2024-09-03 10:07 pm (UTC)(link)
Late on Tuesday night there was a semi-drunk message left on Adrian’s voicemail.

“Hey! Boston! It’s Yelena. Listen, I’m having a super cool party on Friday. It has Allen wrenches and everything. And booze. Lots of booze. You should come. And if your human isn’t too busy dancing make in the forest you can bring him too. Byyyyyyyyyyyye.”
the_best_sister: (Laughing - Hand Over Mouth)

[personal profile] the_best_sister 2024-09-18 05:11 pm (UTC)(link)
Delivered to the cabin in the woods by a confused and somewhat lost delivery service:

A pound of sashimi grade yellowfin tuna packed in dry ice with a note to Boston saying "For the best talking cat ever! - Y."

And the other was a house warming gift for Adrian. The note simply said: "This just screamed 'you'. Enjoy your new home! - Y"

the_best_sister: (Amused)

[personal profile] the_best_sister 2024-10-08 11:43 am (UTC)(link)
Sometime after coming home after radio a package is delivered with fresh halibut addressed to Boston. Along with the message:

“Hopefully this will help you with your broken heart.

-Y”
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[personal profile] the_best_sister 2024-12-26 03:08 pm (UTC)(link)
At some point some gifts arrived for the residents of the Blackwood Grove.

One was a stainless steel monogrammed dustpan for a certain broom.

Another was a pound of fresh sushi grade tuna.

And finally a wrapped gift for Adrian.

Along with a note:
Just in case you want people to know you are a witch but want to be low key about it.

Everything turned out well. Back on Friday. Thank you for looking after Fanny.

Merry Christmas,
Yelena