#ft. tanvi mishra.

[civanguneri]

TASK TWO - FRIENDSHIP MOODBOARD

( @tanvi-mishra ) You can put your strength down. I'm sitting here with you, at your kitchen table. You don't need to say anything.

[valentinaflorcs]

starter for: @tanvi-mishra location: septima poinsette clark library

Val had always adored Briar Ridge's library. Not only for the amazing history behind where the facility got its' name, but for the worlds it opened up for the brunette every time she opened a book from it. It had provided her an escape when the world felt too much, knowledge when she needed it, and so much more. So she spent a good bit of her down time browsing the shelves at the library.

Which was exactly what she was doing, when she spotted someone not so covertly trying to keep tabs on another library patron. Val's eyes lit up in excitement as she recognized Tanvi. Quickly, and as quietly as she could so as not to draw attention from anyone else, Val approached the woman. "Ooooh! Who are you keeping an eye on this time?" she asked excitedly.

[aydindursun]

@tanvi-mishra

SCREAM VI (2023) dir. Matt Bettinelli-Olpin & Tyler Gillett

[aydindursun]

SANTA ON THE SANDS - KARAOKE NIGHT ➟ FT. @tanvi-mishra

The brewery was packed for the Christmas karaoke night and not the biggest of drinkers, Aydin was a little overwhelmed by the people and the noise. He stepped outside for some fresh air when he caught sight of a familiar face. "Am I going to have to take out a restraining order on you, Mishra?" His face said he was exhausted by her already, but really he was glad to see her. Aydin just struggled telling his face how to show it was excited or having a good time. Not that he was, to be truthful. He didn't really enjoy all of this. "Up to your usual snooping around or enjoying the wailing cats like myself?"

[nikostewart]

@tanvi-mishra

CENTRAL CEE on CHICKEN SHOP DATE.

[nikostewart]

@tanvi-mishra

THE MENTALIST | Incorrect Quotes (18/?)

[valentinaflorcs]

Wincing at her blunder - Val should have known better than to approach Tanvi while the other woman was clearly preoccupied with remaining hidden - she reached out to gently squeeze Tanvi's arm apologetically. "Sorry, chika!" Glancing over her shoulder to make sure no one had noticed and that they hadn't garnered too much attention, she turned back to her friend a cheeky grin on her lips. "Maybe you should hire me to do the sneaking for you." she teased, knowing full well that the fact she actually caught Tanvi unawares was because the brunette was focused entirely on keeping an eye on her mark. As she pointed out who she was following, Val's eyes lit up with excitement. "OOOH! That sounds exciting!! Need an assistant??" she asked, raising her brows conspiratorially at her friend. "I could act as a decoy while you snatch his phone? I mean... have you see how good I am at confusing myself? I'm sure I could keep his attention off his phone for a good long while."

Tanvi had a Kindle, multiple murder mystery books on her shelves, and even a few books in her Audible app from free trials she'd gotten throughout the years and yet... the PI wasn't sure the last time she actually read anything for fun. Which was why, as she pretended to peruse the shelves of the library while following the older man she'd been hired to catch selling company secrets to the brand's biggest competitor, Tanvi looked incredibly out of place. They were in, what was her humble opinion, the most boring section- the reference section, and she couldn't even muster up the attention span to focus on a single book she pulled from the shelves. Luckily, the man she'd been hired to watch was none the wiser to this shadow, as he was too preoccupied with trying to look inconspicuous (and failing) while glancing down at his phone.

Using the positioning of the shelves, Tanvi pulled out her camera and snapped a few photos of the shady looking man. She was about to try and busy herself with looking through yet another book as both she and her mark waited for his mysterious companion, when the voice from behind her caused her to nearly jump out of her skin. "Shit!" She whisper-screeched, turning around quickly with her hand over her chest. The only thing that saved her camera from falling to the ground was the strap around her neck. "Val," The color in her features was finally coming back and quiet laughter left her lips. "You scared the fuck out of me." She admitted, glancing back over her shoulder to ensure the jittery man hadn't noticed and taken off. Luckily, he was still in his seat, eyes glued to his phone. "Creepy man in the cubicle in the back. His boss thinks he's in cahoots with their competitors and is getting ready to turn on the company like in 13 Going on 30. I think I'm about to get the proof I need, because there's no reason someone should look that shady in a library."