As was per usual for the ex-Priestess, she had a hot coffee in one hand and was casually sipping on the spiced latte. How she managed to drink something like that and not die, when she'd added, oh, an extra four shots of espresso to it, let alone drink multiple in a day and not be a jittery mess, was beyond comprehension. The only one in the entire city she thought could rival her habit was Funk himself, Glow's soon-to-be semi-ex. At the revelation of the impending break, the pale redhead found herself swirling the cup and taking a nice large drink, before resting that arm on the one knee pulled close to her chest. "I broke up with Condor shortly after our talk in the snow." Honestly, most probably thought they'd been over for months. But he'd been there through everything, and only left when she'd told him they were through, laid out how she'd manipulated him into the relationship in the first place, cheated on him, more than once, and that she couldn't stay with him after declaring her love for Glow. "He didn't deserve what I was doing to him. Probably headed off to Summer, since that's where most of Water went."

She lifted her other hand, delicately picking out a yellow gummybear and popping it in her mouth. Did not go well with coffee, but oh well. "You're a better person than I am, for wanting to sort yourself out instead of just jumping straight into affairs without a second thought." The fact that she had only broken up with him after confessing her feelings, and not before, still spoke to someone that didn't exactly make good relationship material, though the fact she'd left him at all was a step, it seemed.

Fox laughed lightly in response, flashing a semi-embarrassed grin back Glow's way. "At least this time I had the decency to break it off. That's a first." Actually, thinking about it, this was the first time she'd broken up with anyone. Everyone else had been flings, and Deal, well, he'd left her without so much as a whispered goodbye, so really, it was a monumental occasion, albeit a few days late.

"We could destroy the whole world, break each other down past bone, and yet still walk out of it together. No matter what happens, there will always be us, in one form or other." She plucked another gummy bear from the tin at random. Coconut. She definitely liked the pineapple ones better. She let her head fall back, staring up at the stars as her breath steamed out into the air, a warm white cloud, and then cold air rushing back into her lungs with the inhale. "I'll bring the cult paint, whether we use it on ourselves or the billboard, we shall see." Her head tilted to the side to look at Glow with a hint of a smirk. "Perks of no longer being Priestess is that I don't have the duties that need skipping out on."

Fox lifted her arm to block the pillow, immediately throwing it back. "Is it really a sleepover if we'll undoubtedly be awake far into the night?" She mused, though that was pretty much a yes, as she gave a definitive nod. "Good luck with Funk. I'm sure that's... not going to be an easy conversation." If nothing else, it would be slightly confusing. It was like those love triangles you saw in movies. Girl A has fling with Guy B. Guy B declares his love to Girl C, and they date. Now Girl A has declared her love for Girl C, they've come full circle, and no one knows where the train will stop. Honestly, they should steal enough money to turn their lives into some sort of sitcom.

Hard. That's not how Fox would have described breakups. Okay, with Deal, that was different, he'd literally caused her to turn into a creature bent on revenge and ruining the lives and happiness of those around her, but that was the exception. Breaking up with Condor had only been hard so far as the guilt in her chest for what she'd done.

And of course she could admit it was a cult. After all, she'd designed it that way. Miraculous deity or not, the thing was more cult than gang, and honestly, she needed to ask Little about buying out the television stations to start spreading propaganda supporting them and their religion. Seemed like a good idea. Well, anyway, Fox turned to Glow's blushing face, her own cheeks burning as she smiled back. Ah, yes, that had been a rather interesting reaction. It was endearing now, but it had been beyond terrifying back then, when her world turned back upside down from what she'd thought. "This is the first time I'm allowing myself to truly love. I loved Deal, but that wasn't love in the right way, and I never loved Condorstrike, don't even think I really told him I did, now that I wonder about it. You're also the first person I've had the chance to admit to being in love with, and that's terrifying, but I'm done hiding my heart away for fear of it hurting. I did that once, and I don't have any desire to do it again."

- THE NEXT DAY -

Surprisingly, Fox was there first. Well, maybe that was because she was over an hour early, with an overfilled backpack that looked like an adorable fox. Hah. In it, she had everything they could ask for, if they didn't already have it up here, snacks, paints, brushes, one or two cans of spray paint she'd forgotten she had in a corner of her room, some makeup and nail polish in case they needed it, two oversized sweaters, an assortment of weapons and other questionably legal things, and quite a bit else that one would be utterly surprised she could actually fit in the averagely sized bag. Everything you could need to have a sleepover with your best friend who may soon turn girlfriend, right? Hopefully.

With some time to kill, she sipped on, you guessed it, her latte with it's extra espresso, snacking on one of the half a dozen fresh pastries she couldn't help but buy. Okay, maybe she'd stolen them when the clerk wasn't looking, but still.

She'd spotted Glow the moment she'd arrived, but Riley "Fox" the ex-leader of the Sun Cult didn't try and meet her early. Of course, she started toying with the idea when Glow didn't exit her vehicle at their scheduled time, but she tried to push away her impatience. She had quiet literally caused a breakup. While that, to her, was nothing, the Day leader was a whole different person, and never dated people she didn't sincerely care about.

When she arrived and presented the glowing fox, the redhead couldn't help but stare at it like it was the most beautiful thing she'd ever seen, next to Glow herself, of course. It didn't even matter how much of a mess the other girl was, that didn't diminish how pretty she was, one bit, and Fox threw her arms around Glow in a hug, careful to keep the clay figurine safe in her grasp. "I love it Glow." She whispered next to her ear, the soft smile on her lips present in her tone.

After a long moment, she pulled back, that surprisingly gentle smile still on her face as she brushed a stray piece of Glow's hair out of the way, though her eyes still gleamed with a sense of danger in them. "We can do whatever you'd like." It was oh so hard to keep the purr out of her voice, it just came so naturally that she had to put effort to minimize it, though no matter how much she tried, it still managed to sneak it's way through, just a bit.