Jason walks down the street, enjoying the sound of bustling human activity. As much as he likes the silence of a library, broken only by the hushed rasp of pages turning, there's something to be said for the sheer life of a busy thoroughfare. It's something he's come to enjoy more and more since his return from the Hedge, possibly because it represents a source of Glamour? It's sometimes a shame that the Mask protects the lost so thoroughly, he thinks, there's so much to be learned, and so few of use seeking to learn it. His thoughts keeps him busy until the smell of tea wafts past his nose. Proper tea. Not that rubbish excuse for gumboot tea that Starbucks insists is the actual fare.
He swivels around, searching for the source of the smell and spots it, a small cafe, nestled in between to larger shops. He makes a beeline for the shop, almost tripping over the doorstop in his enthusiasm to get inside. His eyes rake over the interior, taking in the understated decor and surprisingly well rounded menu of drinks. An almost giddy smile slips onto his face as the pleasant cool of the AC, the scent of the drinks, and the quiet murmur of conversation wash over him. With barely another though he pulls out his phone and opens up the depressingly short contacts list. His finger brushes across the name James, 'I've found a lovely little coffee shop that serves actual tea, if you're free and felt like indulging me and my desire for conversation?'
He sends the text off before curing under his breath and following it up with another text, letting Quick know who it was, as he hadn't actually texted the man yet, and the address of the shop in case Quick wanted to join him.