[At Teddy's smile, Billy lowers the plate a bit to return it, inwardly relieved. It's not like he thought Teddy wouldn't like it - it could have been a scratched-up piece of junk and it would still be better than the flimsy post-it - but he's glad that they'd run into each other, because it meant he got the chance to see Teddy's reaction. Certainly makes it that much better.]
Actually, this part's been done since before the refugees showed up. The rest is inside, come on.
[He pushes the plaque into Teddy's hands, since he's stronger and has two good hands instead of one and a half, then uses the aforementioned good hand to try and tug Teddy inside the apartment. Once through the doorway, two things are immediately apparent: one, that Billy has kept himself busy in the kitchen, which ought to be alarming if not for the fact that it actually smells good, and two, that this is a party. Sort of. A party of two, but a party nonetheless- there are balloons and a few streamers hanging off the walls, and a glittery "Happy Birthday" sign hung over the fireplace. To top it all off, there are two big (but thin) wrapped presents leaning against the couch.]
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Actually, this part's been done since before the refugees showed up. The rest is inside, come on.
[He pushes the plaque into Teddy's hands, since he's stronger and has two good hands instead of one and a half, then uses the aforementioned good hand to try and tug Teddy inside the apartment. Once through the doorway, two things are immediately apparent: one, that Billy has kept himself busy in the kitchen, which ought to be alarming if not for the fact that it actually smells good, and two, that this is a party. Sort of. A party of two, but a party nonetheless- there are balloons and a few streamers hanging off the walls, and a glittery "Happy Birthday" sign hung over the fireplace. To top it all off, there are two big (but thin) wrapped presents leaning against the couch.]