Sheila comes in through the front door - she's not changed much since last time. Far too busy with clients and redecorating her apartment to bother dyeing her hair or getting it styled or anything. She just looks... same as last time. If a little smilier
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No cuddles for him from her.
But she watches him, hatred seething in her eyes.
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His eyes flick to her.
"Just don't, Claudia; I have nothing to say."
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"Of course you don't," she says matter-of-factly. "You never had much to say. Not out loud, did you?"
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"Like it would have made a difference? You'd have hated me no matter."
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"Why would you think that?" she asks, staring at him intently. "I gave him to you."
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"How generous of you," he says, his lip curling over his teeth. "To think that he would not have come anyway."
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"He didn't go, did he? No, you had to come and rip us apart. Even free, he could not leave me. Don't delude yourself into believing he would have ever left me. I was his daughter."
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"You would think that." Claudia plays with a lock of her hair. "But it's all right. David is far better company than Louis was."
She adores David, and it's obvious in her tone.
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Longing.
Quietly.
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It is probably a side by-product of what Lestat made when he created her that 'love' is not something she truly understand or can feel. Not in a true sense.
"And which do you say that about, I wonder. Louis... or David?"
She does miss Louis. She wouldn't deny that. He was all she had for a long time, even when she still resided with Lestat. When they played at all being happy. He was the constant, the open one, even if he was mopey.
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He loved Louis more, though. David knew it. Louis knew it.
"Not that you'd know about love."
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She made a note to pay David a visit soon. She missed him terribly.
"But, I suppose what I felt for Louis was as close as I can come."
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He's just trying to be cruel, now. Even although he knows he shouldn't. He should be trying to make amends.
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