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daemonized) wrote2017-01-23 02:25 pm
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ARDYN IZUNIA
Ardyn Izunia. Professor of law. Lord of law. Liege of law. The one grading your papers. Leave a message.
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If there was even a shadow of a doubt, you've thoroughly chased it away.
[so simple. and something she was so charmed by all the same. he has no idea, she thinks, of how much effect he has on her. how difficult it sometimes is to be eloquent and say things in words that can also be communicated through a touch, a look, a kiss.]
I'm glad I make you happy, for I'm yours for as long as you like.
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[He chuckles, saying those words with such simplicity. But right now they feel so easy; she says for as long as he likes, and he cannot fathom a moment in time in which he would not want her presence near.
He leans in to kiss her, lightly this time, and pulling back to comment again.]
Or maybe that's too presumptuous of me.
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Not presumptuous, but...you'd get bored of me eventually.
[airy and light and this close he can see how much still the nature of such a statement affects her. she had the upper ground for a moment! why!]
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Bored of you? I may be a man of many talents, but even I cannot achieve the impossible.
[That's a no. He doesn't believe that he would ever be bored of her. He'd be a true fool, indeed, if that were the case, someone absolutely dead inside.]
You're blushing again. Did I say something to embarrass you?
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[there's really no safer territory, and she tries to rearrange her expression to seem more serious - it's hard when he's so close.]
I'm not embarrassed. You're just-
[impossible, she wants to say. but she can't bring herself to.]
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I have absolutely no idea, actually. [That's a lie.] And I'm just what?
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it also helps that she knows exactly how to reverse the situation, if she wants to.]
You're just going to have to take responsibility.
[so close that she can't hide her face means it's effortless to close that last tiny bit of distance and kiss him again, cutting off any smart reply he wants to make.]
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Now, though, he's told about responsibilities, and gets a kiss as a reward. Whatever he was going to say is never uttered, and instead he's caught with his lips against hers; this time, he makes no effort to shorten it. He only deepens the gesture, leaning in, one hand moving up to press gently against her back, and thinking idly to himself that if this is the responsibility he must bear, then so be it.]
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I love you, I missed you, I need you. better to let that come through when it's most important than any old movie.]
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At this rate, what I had had planned for us later will happen now.
[Not that this is a bad thing, but. Well. Wasn't there talk of baking? And their movie has been so hilariously discarded and forgotten about.]
I'd hate to interrupt any intentions you already had for the day.
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[she says the word with just the right amount of faux surprise, as though she was completely innocent in this whole affair from the start. she continued it, yes, but he started it.]
Consider this - all my suggestions for the day were simply that, suggestion. And then consider that if you wish to accelerate things rather than let your designs play out as you originally intended, that is in your hands. For my part, I can't say I'd be upset either way, though I am curious to know how your plan was supposed to proceed over the course of the day.
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I suppose less plans and more of an idea of what we can do. I did allude to it once before. [And he did too, as passing of a remark it might've been.]
There are no grand complexities behind it. Merely that we would spend time doing whatever it is we like -- time to relax and enjoy each other's company -- before I thought of, perhaps, undressing you with more than just my eyes.
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[she says the word back carefully - she's not him and therefore apt to pick and prod at the meaning always - but she draws it out just so, before her expression turns into a grin.]
Well, the choice is yours, now or later. You know I won't make you leave until you utterly have to, no matter what.
[who cared if the order of things got mixed up and rearranged? it was all part of the same time spent together, in each other's company, content to be alive and have weathered everything.]
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Now or later? Then I choose now. [He leans in close, as if they're not already sitting close to each other as it is.] And you can choose where.
[The couch will do the job just as fine as a bed would, when you're as
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...I've wanted to try that for a while.
[an easy confession, and she looks so pleased with herself to say it.]
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Stepping into her room, however, he's met with her hands grasping at his scarf and tugging him down, meeting her lips with a fervency that's impossible to ignore. He's simultaneously surprised and pleased, feeling his heart beat in his chest with what must be anticipation. This kiss is bold and it lingers. He'd almost be sorry to let it slip away, if not for the fact he knows there are more awaiting him later.]
Is that so? [-is what he manages to breathe out when she steps away.] You could've done so any time you liked.
[And that's the truth as well.]
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[until it would be as perfect as it was going to get, until she was absolutely certain that he'd enjoy it as much as her and it would leave them both thinking it ended too soon.]
After all, within the first month of meeting you seemed like it might have been a touch too soon.
[surprise, Ardyn...she simply hadn't said anything because she wasn't sure, and content to sit in the security of friendship. it had been enough, until they could both ask for more.]
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The first month...? [He echoes, nearly disbelieving. He looks at her questioningly and huffs out a small laugh.] I would've let you. If you would've done it within the first week of our meeting, I would've let you.
[He would've been beyond pleased with that turn of events. Friendship, of course, was nothing to be ungrateful for; but friendship alone was not what he had initially hoped for, but settled quietly into the idea, as he had been certain she never expressed interest in more than that.]
Why didn't you?
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[her thoughts have been derailed, and the look on her face has become honest disbelief as she processes this. within the first week. god, had she been blind to something and thus proceeded on with her impressions that had led her to quietly shelve the idea? it had been steadfastly ignored, until things got set in motion with a push.
she can't help it. she has to openly laugh at everything. laughing and shaking her head at herself but honestly amused that all this time...]
Didn't want to complicate things if you didn't feel the same...
[they're fools now and they've been fools, apparently.]
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He again steps closer to her, but this time pulling her suddenly rather close to him, hands at her sides and looking down at her. The very clear look of amusement on his face completely negates what he says next.]
Oh, you laugh, but I don't consider this a laughing matter at all.
[No, it is amusing. Though it does boggle his mind a bit to think that they could've been like they are now years ago.]
You gave me no indication that I should hope for anything more than what we were. So what's a man to do, but stay resigned to his fate? I thought friendship was at least better than not knowing you at all, Grell.
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That I will confess as my fault, for not thinking to test the waters and being overly cautious. And yet I can't bring myself to regret it, for how I got to know you as my friend.
[which he still is, through and through. it's just beyond that now - but she has to admit, friendship first had the advantage of being honest without expectation. they had already been comfortable around each other. that she feels grateful for.]
Are you upset? Do you feel like we've really lost any time?
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[Again, everything about him reads as not upset at all. The smile tugging at his lips should be the first proof of that.]
And don't try to downplay this revelation with talk of friendship. We may not have technically lost time, as I did still know you in some fashion, but not in the way I would've liked.
[Another farce. He would never define it as just friendship, because that implied a dismissiveness that he never applied to their interactions. She was a good friend, is still a good friend, even if there's far more to it now.
(But let him keep up the act, just for a bit longer.)
Ardyn is angled just right to be able to fall backwards onto her bed, and he'll do so, but not without bringing her down with him. When his back is against the mattress, his arms are still around her, he looks up at her face with a tilted grin.]
I'm distraught. What will you do to comfort me?
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I have a few ideas.
[leaning down over him, some of her hair falls forward over her shoulders, framing her face as her expression changes from simply stifling her laughter into something with a little bit of an edge.]
Certainly I can't just leave you like this.
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For now, said conversation lives long enough for him to retort. While her striking red hair frames her face, his own splays out slightly around him, head resting comfortably on the bed.]
Show me, then, these ideas of yours.
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later, they can laugh more at the absurdity of things. for now, there's this - and even if it took years, she's happy for it.]
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