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[kisatsushi]

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[himitsunotsuki]

Picking roses, Ophelia?

ooc:-_- forgive him and his Shakespeare references

[kisatsushi]

Would you be my prince and accept them, Yuushi?

ooc: <3 I like to think that they understand each other in that sense.

[himitsunotsuki]

Most certainly. The phrase runs 'Sweets for the sweet' but I think in this circumstance it can be amended to 'Sweets from the sweet'

ooc:They're both given to philosophical turns of thought and I like how strangely they get along xD

[kisatsushi]

One could hardly describe me as 'sweet', I think. But if you see me that way, I wouldn't complain.

How would you like me to arrange them, dear prince?

ooc: Yes! Me too. It's like intellectual flirting but not? ;)

[himitsunotsuki]

Sweet has several definitions, and I'm certain you would fit at least one, Atsushi-kun.

I shall leave that to your own aesthetic inclinations, shall I? My own idea of arrangements with roses sadly involve scattered petals.

ooc:xD yeah, exactly! It's cute <3

[kisatsushi]

On a bedspread perhaps? You do strike me as the romantic type. And that can be arranged, Yuushi.

[himitsunotsuki]

I would rather begin with a dinner table and save the bedspread for a later time, really. And do I?

I look forward to seeing the fruit of your labour.

[kisatsushi]

Yes. Hasn't anyone else told you so before?

Perhaps a trail of rose petals leading from the dining area into the bedroom then. You'd make many a heart flutter at that. All you would have left to do is whisper sweet nothings in one's ear, and they would be yours.

[himitsunotsuki]

Yes, but I rather think my reputation for being so precedes me.

Lovely. You seem quite well versed in the art of seduction, Atsushi-kun.

[kisatsushi]

I was not aware you had such a reputation. Have you broken that many hearts, dear prince?

Do I? If so, then it comes from books and a wild imagination.

[himitsunotsuki]

Not at all, sweet one. My lot is but to woo and live in the short lived blaze of passion, then allow the objects of my affection to move on to their true course of destiny.

I can't think of better teachers.

[kisatsushi]

How noble of you. And so dear prince, has not one of these partners ever strayed from expectation and made you apart of their course of destiny instead?

You know I would have to agree.

[himitsunotsuki]

I think so as well. Alas, such has been my fate that this has never occurred, and I've never found myself capable of being so selfish as to restrain them.

Brilliant. One can never have too much of reading and imagination, after all.

[kisatsushi]

Perhaps someday you will meet one who would prompt your selfishness; I dare think I would like to be around for that.

If only we weren't the only ones who would think so.

[himitsunotsuki]

Perhaps. And I didn't realise watching me trail ardently after someone would be worth looking forward to that much.

On the contrary, I think we rather have an advantage in being the only ones who would think so.

[kisatsushi]

I say it is simply because I could not imagine it at present. Let us call it proof of my affection for you, dear prince. I want nothing but happiness to come your way.

How so?