[He's not used to this, not at all. Usually, he at least has a vague notion of where he stands before he puts himself out on a limb. Still, the gesture seems safely ambiguous, and it feels only natural to mark the day somehow.
He taps on the door - it's technically his room as well, but he'll never be able to barge in without knocking - bottle held
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For once, his mind isn't being plagued and held down to worries and fears, and he decides that he likes this.
When he hears the knock on the door, he glances up, knowing that it's probably only one person.]
Come in.
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Happy Singles' Awareness Day. I come bearing gifts.
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Ah, right. I've forgotten that the holiday existed. Is it even celebrated here?
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No idea. But hey, it's an excuse to crack open a bottle, right?
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[Still, he puts down the book, giving him a small smile.]
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[He retrieves a couple of glasses for them, because he knows Cid likes the formalities and he's in the mood to indulge.]
I have no idea if this stuff's as good as they say it is, by the way.
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[He sets down a glass in front of the taller man and fills it, just a touch chivalrous, but still with that same little grin, as though he's laughing at himself.]
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I know better than to do that.
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If you wanna go back to your book after this, that's fine. Just figured we'd have at least one glass to toast the day.
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[He holds his glass up.]
Cheers, then.
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Here's to a pointless holiday.
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[He takes a long sip.]
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[He doesn't elaborate further, just takes another drink. Wine's not usually his thing, but this is good, rich and fruity. It actually tastes of grapes, instead of the processed crap on Cocoon.]
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