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knightofmercury) wrote2011-01-28 04:48 pm
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Frederick and Tiwa (Outside a Bar-shaped place)
Frederick is out in the forest tonight, lying in a clearing by the lake, looking up at the stars. He traces patterns of constellations in the air with one hand, his other arm placed casually under his head and his legs crossed above him. He hums softly as he does so, a wayward tune that seems to vascillate between songs he's only vaguely familiar with, and nonsensical melodies he's made up on the spot.
The calm, dark water of the lake nearby reflects the glittering specks of light in the clear night sky, creating the illusion of space both above and below.
The calm, dark water of the lake nearby reflects the glittering specks of light in the clear night sky, creating the illusion of space both above and below.
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"Just adorable?"
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"Mm, I could get used to this."
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He pulls her a little closer with the arm he has around her back, trapping her body against his.
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"You might get bored too."
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"Then we'll just have to keep each other busy."
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His smile is rather suggestive, however.
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"I'm sure we can think of something."
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"We just might think of something, between the two of us," he replies, his voice lower.
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When he moves his leg, she pulls him closer, letting her hand get lost in his hair. Then shifts her other hand down his back, taking her time to feel all his muscles.
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He kisses the edge of her ear before murmuring into it, "I certainly wouldn't mind if you kept doing that, m'dear." He reaches up momentarily to loosen his collar a bit, then goes back to teasing the bottom of her shirt.
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She really doesn't want to move from being so close to him but they are outside.
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He smiles down at her. "Where would you like to go?"
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"Not far but someplace where I won't have to worry about rocks."
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But he laughs again and starts to get up, however reluctantly, then offers a hand to help her do the same. "I'm sure our friend Bar could spare us a room, if we ask nicely."
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"I know she can."
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Once she's up, he offers her his arm.
"Shall we?"
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She leans to kiss him on the cheek as they head to the Bar.
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It's a lovely, starlit stroll back to the main Bar-- more than once, Frederick gazes up at the stars, only to be distracted again by her smile and the feeling of her arm in his.
Once inside, he leads the way up to Bar. "Would you like to ask, or should I?" he says, turning to Tiwa. He assumes the appearance of the room will vary slightly, depending on which one of them asks. And the setting is often important in these matters.
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She's curious to see what Bar will provide for him and this is just comfortable with a lovely fluttery feelings to everything.
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Once upstairs, they find a rather large room waiting for them, bathed in purples and delicate silvers, and very Victorian in décor. There's a large picture window on the far wall, framed with velvet curtains, with a seat underneath. The rest is rather usual—two chairs, a small table, desk, nightstand, and bed. The bed is large, with gauzy fabric hanging down from a high canopy.
"Well, this is lovely," Frederick can't help but say. "A bit more modern than my room at Dawnbright." Which, by his tone, clearly suits his taste.
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"I like this, its like you. Shiny and soft with hidden things."
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