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[andagain]

Date & Time: June 21st, afternoon
Location: The Gandor Apartment
Characters: Keith G. x2
Summary: Goodman goes to check up on Gandor since he hasn't spotted him since the bombings.
Warnings: n/a



With the surface declared safe and people were free to go back to their homes, Keith's first thing on his mind was to check up on his friends. He knew all of them were fully capable of getting on their own, but he just had to appease his worries. First to check on the other Keith (which he had no idea he is immortal and thus incapable of dying from that blast). He stops by the door number for him and knocks. He waited next to the door, his shoulders slouched and tried to appear more relaxed.

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[silenceandcards]

The moment he hears the knock on the door he knows it's not one of the inhabitants or a regular visitor; by now, the teenagers across the street don't bother to knock anymore, knowing that the door is usually unlocked. Keith puts down the book he was holding down on the kitchen table before making his way to the door, turning the knob and pulling it open to see who the guest might be. He isn't expecting to see the other Keith there.

So it takes a moment, of him peering at his acquaintance's face as if trying to remember if there was an appointment -- until he pulls the door open wider and nods to him in greeting.

[andagain]

"Hey there." He smiles, expecting that kind of nonverbal response. Keith Gandor looked pretty good and in one piece. He stepped inside the door, hands in his pocket and waiting for the other Keith to shut the door behind him. "Glad to see you're still alive. Did you get hurt during the bombings or fell ill?"

[silenceandcards]

He did get a couple burns and some small cuts from the explosions at one point, but those he only noticed from scorch marks and tears on his clothes afterwards. But with no lasting damage, his answer to the question would be a no -- he shakes his head as he closes the door behind his guest, and gestures to him to make himself at home, either in the common area or at the dining table. It didn't matter. He wonders if they've got any drinks to give out.