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BABY was just listening to the crew as they chattered over breakfast. After getting ready and leaving the motel, they walked down the block to a diner to get some food before getting ready for a day of chasing. Tyler said the weather wouldn't come in until late in the afternoon.
She didn't have much to add to the conversation as they went on about their plans for the day. Lily was hoping to see how Cairo, her drone, would hold up at higher altitudes, so she needed to reinforce the protective plating on it — or something. Baby wasn't really sure about all that mechanic stuff.
She just silently picked at her cut up waffle, it drowned in strawberry syrup, not really eating any of it, as her appetite still hadn't returned after months of it being gone.
And Boone watched her with a frown on his face, knowing he couldn't just force her to get better overnight even though he wanted to so badly.
"Hey, Baby," Boone spoke up, grabbing her attention. "The spot we're heading to is gone be great for pictures. You can bring your camera."
Baby just nodded along. She hadn't brought her nice film camera on the trip, not wanting to fiddle and worry about the film canisters. But she had the digital one her parents bought her as a gift when she graduated high school, and that would suffice.
"Oh, and if they're good, we can put them on the Twitter and Instagram," Dani said, always thinking of marketing tactics for them. "They're probably tired of seeing the ones Dex takes on his iPhone."
"Hey, now," Dexter said, chuckling. "I am basically an artist with a phone camera in my hand. And it's hard enough taking them from miles away in a vehicle."
"Yeah," Lily said, smirking. "Didn't y'all see that picture from last week? The tornado only looked a little bit like a smudge on the screen instead of a lot like usual."
As Dexter rolled his eyes playfully, Boone slung an arm around Baby shoulder. "Well, Baby takes the best pictures."
"Think you could get me a new headshot?" Tyler asked, raising an eyebrow. Baby curled her lips around her teeth, trying not to laugh. But the amusement on her face was incredibly clear. "What?"
"Why the hell do you have a headshot?" she asked, giggling a little bit. And Tyler couldn't help but smile at the sound.
"Um, I'm a celebrity," he said, putting his arms out as if it was obvious.
"You're right. You're right, I guess," she said, composing herself. "But, uh, sure. I can get you a new headshot—"
"Oh, my god!" a young girl suddenly squealed as she walked into the diner with her friend.
