[It's about time Teddy got a break, seriously. He loves Billy Kaplan with all his heart, but there are times when he'd like to be alone, you know? Even just a few hours to himself would be nice. He can understand why Billy's so attached to him, and he's been patient and supportive of him, but he just needs a bit of alone time. Enough to get out and explore on his own, either just looking at buildings and people, or silently ogling characters he recognizes.
It's about when he's in the general store that he sees a message from Billy. Not to him, but to the general public. A request, and drawings. Teddy knows what this is about, and it makes him grow a little somber as a result.
So, he decides that Billy ought to come home to something good.
He takes a few things from the store, at first digging in his pockets for change before realizing that he doesn't need it, then awkwardly makes his way out while trying not to feel like he just stole something. Still, the items he got are pretty important right now.
Because when Billy gets back a few hours later, he might smell something delicious coming from the kitchen and the apartment. The kitchen's been cleaned, though the smell still lingers. Might want to check out what's up, huh, Billy?]
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It's about when he's in the general store that he sees a message from Billy. Not to him, but to the general public. A request, and drawings. Teddy knows what this is about, and it makes him grow a little somber as a result.
So, he decides that Billy ought to come home to something good.
He takes a few things from the store, at first digging in his pockets for change before realizing that he doesn't need it, then awkwardly makes his way out while trying not to feel like he just stole something. Still, the items he got are pretty important right now.
Because when Billy gets back a few hours later, he might smell something delicious coming from the kitchen and the apartment. The kitchen's been cleaned, though the smell still lingers. Might want to check out what's up, huh, Billy?]