LAZARUS HAD gathered Ichabod\'s things upon returning home, for he\'d seen a jacket that was his former pet\'s draped over the back of a chair.
"Sloppy shit," he said, though Lazarus himself was a great deal lazier and messier. He grabbed the jacket and went upstairs, looking for a cardboard box or something he could dump the clothing into. He found a suitcase nestled at the back of the wardrobe, unused for quite some time according to the musty smell it gave when Lazarus hauled it out.
Unzipping and unbelting the burgundy coloured case, he opened it and threw the jacket inside, wondering if Ichabod had been discovered by Kerr yet. With his plan now currently in motion, he couldn\'t let too much time pass before speaking with Kerr again - to make sure that the vampire realised that he\'d put Lazarus out. The blonde would have to end up spinning a wad of lies of course, about how he felt, but Lazarus had no issue with lying - and he didn\'t think Kerr was game enough to hunt around in his head for the truth.
He left things alone and went to sleep when the sun came.
The next night he got to work quickly, rising early with the setting sun and moving about the bathrooms, gathering the things Ichabod had left behind as well as his underwear and other clothing. He didn\'t bother folding whatever wasn\'t already folded, he merely threw everything into the case and then sat upon it to squash it down so he could buckle and zip it up. Ichabod\'s glasses, contact lenses, and other little things were inside a pouch inside the case, and these were the only things Lazarus took any care with. He didn\'t want to be accused of being heartless by delivering broken things.
Struggling with the awkward size and nature of the luggage, Lazarus heaved it downstairs and then called up a taxi service, waiting impatiently until it arrived fifteen minutes later to listen to his abuse. He\'d had to apologise and quieten down before the cabbie would take him, and this left him in a sour mood during the trip to Kerr\'s apartment.
Once arriving at Capital Building, he discovered the suitcase had one of those pull out handle things, to roll it behind oneself. Sighing and now actually calm because he was preparing to meet with Kerr and Ichabod face to face (he hoped), he went up in the elevator and was at Kerr\'s floor without further trouble.
Standing before it in a historic red crushed velvet jacket and modern jeans with black cowboy boots, Lazarus ran a hand through his hair, mussing it just so before knocking pertly on Kerr\'s front door. Three knocks, then he prepared a smile, which widened at the sight of the Irishman.
"Kerr, love, sorry I missed you last night, didn\'t know how long you\'d be. Can I come in?" he asked, and tried to push past.