Freya looked at her wife and nodded. While she had hoped for a quick meal and then back home to continue where they had left off it was too good an opportunity to reconnect with the man that had at one time meant so much to both of them, as a close friend to Freya and a lover to Jourdan. There was nothing in his voice or his demeanour to suggest he was harbouring any ill will towards either of them. Perhaps enough water had passed under the bridges for them to make a new start, especially since it seemed like he was back in Boston to stay.<br/>"Don't mind if we do," she said with a big smile at Morgen and motioned for Jourdan to take the seat closest to the wall while she sat next to her.<br/>"Two beers, three double shots of Lambfell Moar, and a double plate of fish and chips," she ordered after having summoned a waitress who greeted both her and Jourdan with a smile that signalled familiarity, confirming beyond any doubt Morgen might have had that Freya and Jourdan were still regulars at their old haunt.<br/><br/>"So yea. Definitely worth a celebration," she said as she turned her attention from the ass of the waitress walking away from them to bring their order to the kitchen.<br/>"Built anything we might have seen?" she asked with genuine interest and leaned against the table looking at him.<br/>Unlike artists like herself architects, who were to some degree certainly artists as well, never really got a chance to sign their work and mostly they remained uncelebrated for their contribution to Human culture, unless they were Antoni Gaudi, Frank Gehry, Alvar Aalto, Frank Lloyd Wright or Le Corbusier of course. The common man on the street would be able to mention more famous painters and sculptors than they'd be able to mention architects.<br/><br/>It was perhaps not fair, considering that most architects' work was available to the public free of charge and not, as the case was with many paintings, stuffed away in museums or private collections while the public had to make due with photographic reproductions of them.