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Miriam "Midge" Maisel ([personal profile] doesntsing) wrote2025-01-15 07:45 pm

shot through the heart (for allbedestroyed)

This is definitely the most unique first date that Midge has ever been on.

Despite the fact that Robert took her to his company party one night and came out to see her show the next night, this outing is their official first date. And it’s to a shooting range outside of the city. Certainly not what Midge would have picked, but she’s open to new experiences. She doesn’t think she’s ever held a real gun, let alone shot one. She’d be more nervous if Robert wasn’t with her. He’s so calm and steady that it should keep her from panicking too much. It helps that he’s an expert shot as well. Midge just hopes that he’s a patient teacher.

They managed to get a warmer than usual day for December in New York with the sun shining brightly overhead. Midge is wearing a sweater and a pair of trousers with her coat and a hat. They’re going to be spending the day outside, so she had to dress sensibly, though still fashionably, of course. They packed a picnic lunch to eat on the grounds after they shoot, and Midge brought along a big thermos of tea to hopefully keep them warm. Tea because he’s English. She made an assumption.

The range is about 30 minutes outside of the city and Midge watches the fields go by as the two of them race through the countryside in his rented car.

“How did you hear about this place?” she asks.
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[personal profile] allbedestroyed 2025-01-16 04:29 pm (UTC)(link)
That Midge isn't the type to do this, but is doing it anyway is something Muldoon appreciates, both personally and generally. It says a lot about someone when they can step out of their comfort zone without too much hesitation. Still, he intends to make it as easy and fun as possible.

"A friend. I make it a habit to ask for recommendations when I'm going to be staying somewhere for a while. It's a good rule to live by: Always ask the locals."

He glances over at her before looking back to the road. "Are you sure you're alright with this?"