Recent content by Keye Hayes

"I come here for a normal shopping trip." Keye couldn't help but snort as her son had once again seen fit to remind her that she was in the Dark Part of the Alley. It was such a silly name really, and it wasn't like this was her first time in the area. She had been shopping in this area for as...

Keye wasn't quite sure how long she'd been manning the pub when he walked into the pub. He wasn't quite a regular patron; there were a lot of grumpier and seedier people around her establishment for that. But he was one of the few that hadn't been off-put by the surly bartender. Merlin knows how...

Keye heaved a great big sigh at her son's defense. Not that it was much of one. Still, she couldn't help the small smile from breaking out on her face at the kiss he gave her. He never failed to make her smile, even if he would cause her no amount of worries most days. Didn't really change much...

Keye didn't even want to know why in Merlin's name sickles were the things he needed for whatever sh!t was going on with the Scitorari. It would just give her a migraine that she didn't need. If she really needed to know, she trusted Josh would tell her. Or Dad. And if all else failed, maybe...

Keye was running out of patience—not that she had much to begin with. Working as a bartender and a server had not lightened her disposition at all. It had been a sour point for a lot of the now-regulars at first, but what they had come to expect from her was not a sunny smile. They come here for...

Keye Hayes had grown used to the hustle and bustle of owning a pub. The Runaway Hideout had started as a dingy and rundown pub; she'd gotten it at an incredibly low bargain, and it only took days to figure out why. Still, magic had its uses, and Keye always had a good grasp of magic and its uses...

Keye had missed her friend. Felix had been a near permanent fixture in her life until he was not. He had seen her in a lot of low points in her life and had gotten her through them. Their friendship had been weird at first, starting with him as her employee. She’d promoted him to manager on half...

Keye hated paperwork. Or at least, she hated dealing with the pub's paperwork. In the early days of the pub, she had already figured out that she didn't like dealing with all the legalities that needed to be sorted out, balancing the books, or figuring out inventory. It took too much of her time...

It was a busy night at the pub, then again, it was rarely ever not. But that was alright. Keye was used to it after having owned her pub - the Runaway Hideout - for almost 15 years. In addition to owning the pub, she'd been part of the night staff, frequently serving as one of the bartenders or...

Keye smiled at Lanithro, trying to hide to an extent the verge of panic and breakdown that she was feeling right now. Alright, so it was probably a little unhealthy to bottle up feelings for the past how many years but it wasn't like she actually expected them to have a reason to resurface. Much...

If Keye would be the person that was prone to public breakdowns, then surely she would have broken down in front of Felix's office by now, but as it was she was close enough to a breakdown as it was. She was not used to breakdowns not really, not having experienced a full-on...

Keye's hurried steps did not slow nor falter as she made her way quickly to her restaurant - the Lost Robin House. It was already quite late - well, not really but just after the dinner rush would have subsided - and it had been a rather long, eventful day that she would rather have skipped this...

Thanks for the update :wub: !

Keye sighed rather tiredly. There was so much to think about when it came to letting Isaiah into her son's life. She didn't trust him, and she didn't know if she ever could again. And here they were, discussing whether she would let him be in Joshua's life, to spend time with the little boy. It...

Keye continued to look at the man before her as she had spoken. Every moment that passed between them, she questioned her sanity as to why she was even conversing with him. Why she even bothered. Why they had not just walked away. One look at her son though and she knew why. Joshua was already...