After the disaster of Valentine's Day and his glamour fading, Arrow honestly wasn't sure that Addie would ever stop being angry at him.  When she discovered him lying in bed, still sick with a completely different face, well it was safe to say he was glad that he was still sick.  The look on her face was something he would not soon forget.

He knew he would be in for it as soon as he was better and sure enough, the day she came by and he was up and about, well, he was still finding feathers in his room from when she magically threw pillows at his face.  There were other things tossed and/or broken, but he'd long since repaired or replaced those.  Arrow shook his head as he headed towards his living room, he knew he'd deserved it.  He'd kept a huge secret from the woman he was.... He shook his head, he didn't want to think about that right now. 

The gift he was going to give her on that Valentine's Day was hidden safely in his bedroom.  He was saving it for when he was sure he was completely out of the doghouse with Addie.  He had went and retrieved it from the store as soon as he could when he was better.  But Addie was still kind of upset with him at that point, so he didn't feel like it was the right time. She probably wouldn't of appreciated it at all.

So, here he was, lounging on his couch in front of the television he rarely used, in a t-shirt and shorts.  Addie was supposed to stop by later, he'd opened windows and let the summer breeze make it's way through the house.  He closed his eyes and relaxed with a smile, knowing Addie would just come in when she got here.

There was something inherently wonderful about the summertime. The heavy laden weights of winter were long since forgotten, spring and its nefarious habits of bestowing sneezing attacks and runng noses were no longer the terrors. No, the blistering of the sun and the cool of water, the scents of fresh cut grass and newly fallen rain. Seeing glowworms and fireworks, eating barbecued meals and enjoying one's company with friends, loved ones really felt more intimate in the summertime.

And this excursion to Arrow and his massive homestead was no less than an opportunity to expand on such happy thoughts. True, there had been some stormy clouds previously for the couple, namely her trying to justify and comprehend as to exactly why Arrow had felt the need to glamour himself. She'd felt betrayed of sorts, feeling as though he needed to hide himself even through it all.

Naturally, the sensation of dishonest and distrust had filled her mind for a small spell. She worried he'd end up himself hidden away or some terrible fate would fell him like it had Matteo. However, Addie worked on the negative headspaces and came to justifying with sound reasoning versus foolish reasonings.

He deserved another chance, an another opportunity, did he not? And so, with such thoughts to fill her anew, Addie was armed with hope, positive resolve, and a small suitcase. Alfie was going to pupset for a little while and she promised to actually pay him this time.

A pop! and she apparated to the back doorstep, soon moving towards an open window. Addie took note of his smile, looking at his peaceful expressions, and feeling slightly bad about how she'd treated him as of late. He looked happy. Good. "Oh, pretty boy~" she cooed, peering into the window. "I'm hereeeee~."

He had almost fallen asleep when he heard the sound of apparition at his back door.  Arrow smiled as he remembered why he had made that a point after he first brought Addie here.  It was so much easier than apparating a mile away and walking the rest of the way to the front door. 

When he heard her call at him through the window, Arrow got up with a smirk and walked over to the window where she was looking in.  He leaned on the windowsill and said, "I'm sorry, you must have the wrong house, I'm waiting for my girlfriend and she would be most distressed to find another girl here." Arrow finished with a wink.

"She'll be even more cross, methinks, if you don't let such a beauty inside this house like a proper gentleman ought to. Mm." Her lips curled upward, leaning forward ever still. "How's about a compromise? Let me in and give you a kiss. After all, you look a great deal better than you did last I saw you, lovey."

A hand extended for to grab the window frame and pull herself through it as if this were some Wonderlander adventure with the house feature. Once through, Addie stood tall enough - blast Thatcher being taller than her still yet - and surveyed the room before landing on her boyfriend's features anew. Yes, he looked a great deal better than he had.

"Looks like what bit you in the Spring finally decided to make its way away from you. I'm glad. You had more than worried on one occasion, I hope you know." Genuine worry and half frightened of losing someone else who meant the world to her. But Arrow had fought back too and well, seeing his brilliant smile and his sharp wit back truly made Addie grateful.

"Super have missed you. I'm glad to see you again."