"It used to be." At least for her. It was simpler when she didn't know that any of this existed, but what she does know is she can't lose Kieran the same way she lost Sean. There has to be a way around this and after being stonewalled by those more knowledgeable than she is as though they have bigger things to worry about is incredibly frustrating.
"I'm sorry. I'm not the most optimistic phone company tonight."
Cami knows that. And she wishes she could be there for her, more than she is right now. She should be, but there's simply too much on her plate and not enough time to handle it all in.
"Once this is all over and our lives stop sucking so much, we could totally ... go to a movie. Do something normal." Even if their lives aren't normal and will probably never be normal ever again, that doesn't mean they can't do normal things every once in a while.
"Then it's a date," Cami says with a determined nod. "Fix my uncle, avoid a supernatural war, reward ourselves with grossly unhealthy popcorn and some attractive twenty-something actor's abs for a job well done."
Only it won't go the way she hopes, but hey. At least they can hopefully still manage the movie in the end.
"Good." There's something in her that relaxes as well. The fact that there is someone willing to help, someone willing to work with her towards fixing her uncle, means so much more than she could ever say. "But right now it's late, and we should probably be sleeping."
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"I'm sorry. I'm not the most optimistic phone company tonight."
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It is, really. Davina gets it. It's hard to be optimistic here. Not only is she still reeling from her own death but Tim's too.
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"I miss you, by the way."
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"I miss you too."
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Not since before the Harvest, anyway.
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Only it won't go the way she hopes, but hey. At least they can hopefully still manage the movie in the end.
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"I'll be looking forward to it."
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