The Coffee Shop~ 1x1 W/ ::MadlyHazel

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Seamus eyed the cafe as she spoke, looking out for any customers that might be on their way in. He tried to not have long chats with customers, generally because it wasn't his style, but also because it took away from his job; however, the coast looked clear for now. So long as this girl wasn't bothered by him, he didn't see the harm in trying to at least hold some semblance of a conversation.

"Not much there to see," he went on, "Just loads of farms and hicks. Virginia itself is a real pretty place, though. I've been to Richmond a couple times and it's a beauty--nothing like Boston, but it has its charm. I'd stick to the coast if you were to visit Virginia. Lot more to see out there."

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Lisa smiled," Yeah, I'll do that. Anything else to see while I'm here?" Lisa couldn't stand being alone, so finding strangers to talk to was fun, but for some reason, she didn't feel uncomfortable at all. She sipped her coffee, realizing it was halfway gone. " Gosh, I'm going to need to get this more often." She smiled, and looked at the floor.

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(Oh good!)

Seamus hummed softly as he thought about the sights to see in Boston. He didn't get out often himself, but he'd lived here long enough to know the basics. He believed the city was prettiest in the fall, though that was still a season away. Still, there was plenty to do and see, regardless of what time of year it was. The city was old and rich with history, making it a beautiful place for architecture. Even a farm boy like himself could appreciate such fine things.

"Well," he began, tilting his head and looking to the side as he thought, "It depends on what you like, but definitely make sure you visit Boston Common. It's a beautiful park, and it's absolutely massive. If you want to see some older parts of the city, check out Faneuil Hall and North End. There's still some buildings that have been standing since the 1700s."