Tony let his dark gaze linger on her for a moment longer before moving to pull two tumblers out of the cupboards. He grabbed the tonic water out of the refrigerator, some cherries and limes if Peggy was interested, and a bottle of very fine gin off of the counter. All of Tony's liquor was very fine liquor.
"I remember," he went on, beginning to assemble the drinks over ice. "I grew up in that mansion, the one in LA. Still had pictures of you up around the place here and there when I was a kid. I ... sold it. A decade back or so. Only so that they could turn it into a museum, though. You're a part of history, Peg."
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Date: 2017-09-26 07:59 pm (UTC)Tony let his dark gaze linger on her for a moment longer before moving to pull two tumblers out of the cupboards. He grabbed the tonic water out of the refrigerator, some cherries and limes if Peggy was interested, and a bottle of very fine gin off of the counter. All of Tony's liquor was very fine liquor.
"I remember," he went on, beginning to assemble the drinks over ice. "I grew up in that mansion, the one in LA. Still had pictures of you up around the place here and there when I was a kid. I ... sold it. A decade back or so. Only so that they could turn it into a museum, though. You're a part of history, Peg."