It had been a quiet night at the traingle, and Doyle had been happy to get out of there after it closed, to make his way home. He'd been restless as of late, and he took his time getting home, wandering through the city streets, always so different at this hour. It was taking time, but he was adjusting to being here, in a city again, and these
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Weird. Talk.
She could talk to Loz, she knew, if she wanted to. But she needed someone who would be there forever, someone whose eyes she wouldn't see the shadow of Death in. She needed someone who didn't alternately make her feel twelve or put her on a pedestal.
And so? Her Darkness.
She alighted on his balcony, garbed in red, wings streaming out behind her. A tap on the window. Not tentative. Not demanding. Just a tap.
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He knew who it had to be. Only two people knew where he lived,and only one of them had wings of flame, and a habit of using windows as an exit, or now it seemed, an entrance.
Feeling some of his restlessness wash away he stood, unlatching the window and pulling it open. "Angel." One word and he stepped back, making room for her to enter should she wish.
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"Darkness." She extinguished her wings and folded them away before stepping into his home. "I know it's late. I... find myself wanting to see you and I'm not sure how to go about it." A wry smile and a teasing tone, as she lowered her hood.
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"Why tonight?"
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"Because. Violence gets old after six hours. Decided to try something different."
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Her eyes flashed, wicked with mischief. Yeah. They fought and fucked. But what had happened...it made her want to like him, too. He'd been there for her, helped her. Not many did that.
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He smiles, somewhat slyly, "Talking, and not as a euphemism for other things? I think that wouldn't be too hard to bear."
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Flipping her cloak, she revealed her bare legs and nearly naked self, then shrugged, also sly. "No objection to doing other things. Talk first, fuck after?"
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"What is it you have to talk about?" He was interested in her, in knowing more then her name, that she was a fallen angel, her power... He had watched her at the club from the shadows, but even that told him little.
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"Dunno. Nothing particular, really. Just...you're immortal too, right?" This question had been preying on her mind since she'd realized, really realized, that one night that Tim would die, and some day Loz would as well. She needed...something.
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He's not sure why she's asking this for a moment, then it sinks in, one of the reasons Sidhe in exile faded, did so poorly, was watching mortals they came to love pass away, leaving them even more alone. Comprehension shows in his eyes as well, his voice low, "It is difficult to be surrounded by them sometimes and be other."
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Then she nodded, eyes darkening, not sad exactly, but pensive. "The angel-human bond can be so strong. Then they die. Most angels don't mind, I don't think. But I'm different. I go a little crazy..."
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"I have limited experience with mortals and humans..." His lips pressed together, he frowns slightly, sueezing her leg lightly, "But one I loved greatly, she is... We thought she was mortal. We are no longer sure. I have seen it happen to many though, and it is never easy."
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