WHO: Dewi ♥ Yao
WHEN: Tuesday July 13th, at Sunset
WHERE: Green Palace Tea House
WHAT: With Britannia playing Cupid, the two star-crossed lovers find themselves drawn to a fateful date simply by the urge to drink tea.
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When we're apart my heart beats only for you~ )
He caught the wandering silhouette of the plump waitress with the jade robes, and swore for a second that she was escorting-- No, no, it is your eyes playing tricks on you! Surely this was not the mysterious orient with the hair black as coal and eyes as sweet as dark chocolate.
But if it was! - he could not let this chance escape. So soon, it was not fog in his fingertips, but water in his palms that could only leak out if he did not hold tight enough. He hurriedly abandoned his cherry blossom tea set for the blue and white porcelain sitting before the newcomer, and kept a safe enough distance to confirm his suspicions.
The stars did favor him - this was, indeed, his mysterious mistress. Before he could catch his feet, he was standing beside her with knees shaking like the schoolboy of his youth.
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His luck really was out to get him, he concluded.
天啊,我应该说什麻?! Yao opted to clear his throat before asking in the most polite way one could do when faced with the possible love of his life, "Can I help you?"
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--"Forgive me, my fair lady, but I could not help but notice your radiance from across the room."
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So he gave him a beautifully dazzling smile that even blind men would be enlightened to see, if one would so modestly put it, and proceeded to dump his cup of tea on the man's head.
While it was piping hot.
Later on, he would review the entire situation and possibly curse himself for reacting so rash, but Yao wouldn't deny that it made him feel better, and it did soothe the aching heart. Somewhat anyway. As for now, he concluded stiffly with an, "I'm a man, aru," and began walking to the exit, ready to cry his heart out to his Sanrio products at home.
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With no regards to the amount of hot tea within an arm's reach about the place where he stopped the Chinese man, he made quick to cage the other's hand in his two and fall arse-over-elbow into those chocolate-brown eyes he'd dreamed about all week.
"F-forgive me," he began, a concoction of tea, perspiration, and tears beading at the tip of his nose. It was one of the very few times in his life he had exhibited stage fright. "It was very rude of me to make such assumptions based off of your beauty, but my love knows no bounds."
The words flew out swifter than his breath had left him. After years of trying to prove he wasn't "like those other Kirklands", the foundation had cracked, crumbled, and fell like the Walls of Jericho beneath him.
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Shaking. Well, this was a different reaction than what Yao was expecting. He also decided that instead of dwelling on how curious his accent was, he would ignore that because it kind of reminded him of another westerner that he did not want to remember he would focus on the words that made his face feel hotter than before the words were uttered. Right, well, he'd go with this for now until the time came to seriously make a run for it.
Clearing his throat, he looked at his captor and could have sworn he was ready to burst into tears. Or maybe that the tea getting into his eyes. Either way, he didn't want to have to see a grown man cry if it wasn't himself.
"I-I'm sorry, aru, but I think you have the wrong person..."
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"No, I- I mean, I don't think so- well, you most certainly aren't, I- perhaps we should sit down so I may properly explain myself..."
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"Alright. Explain."
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"M-my name is Dewi Ainsworth," he began it much like he was admitting to an alcohol addiction. "I apologise for my previous actions, and I normally don't believe in such a thing as 'love at first sight', but... when my eyes beheld you--" He broke off, wishing for something bitter to seal his mouth with.
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"I'm sorry... erm, Dewi," he began his lie, knowing that this could go no further than a simple crush or else he... he really might start believing he liked men. However, a slight glimmer of hope seemed to overshadow his other thoughts out of nowhere, as if magic was controlling his emotions and actions telling him that this would work.
And so, "W-Will you go out with me, aru?" was blurted out with the least amount of suave one could put into it.
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And that was: "Y-yes!" Followed by the insatiable urge to lurch forward with as least grace as possible, without knocking over the fine china, and take his new found lover's hand in his. "Of course it would be my honor!"
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Did he really just say what he think he did?
Well, he wasn't complaining then.
Or at least he wouldn't be until the others found out and by others, he could distinctly characterize a familiar persona out of the corner of his eyes, but the magical feeling took control again before anything else could cross his thoughts.
"Then it's settled aru!" Yao finalized as he glowed. Luck was still not finally on his side!
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Oh, let me count the ways...
The glee resettled over a layer of awkwardness deep in his intestines; he covered his nervous smile with a half-filled teacup and slowly drained it of its contents to evade the silence that called for him to speak, because alas, his heart was in his throat.
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"Yao," he gave, knowing he was still nameless at the moment, "M-My name is Yao Wang."
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"Yao Wang," he smiled from atop his teacup and felt his heart flutter at the sight of those bittersweet chocolate orbs. The name tasted sweet upon his tongue, and he desired to speak it again. "Well, Yao Wang, I think I love you."
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