[It's just after sirens and Franz is looking tired and considerably rumpled, though his eyes sparkle with a kind of world-weary amusement. His white-gold glow is cast all about the features of a motel, where he's seated at a table.]Hi everyone. Daedalus and I sort of had our house broken into today. We weren't robbed - rather a murder suspect and
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You say it as though something terrible came out of the mistletoe incident.
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Not everyone had as much fun as we did. I'd been meaning to do some kind of PSA. Must be all the time I spend with you.
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[He pouts, sulking a bit as he tries to find some gentle way of easing the Pomeranian off his stomach without disturbing him, wanting to turn over onto his side.
A little cough, nose wrinkling, and the little jump of his stomach rouses Mr. Muggles anyway. He tucks the dog against his side, and swallows, an irritating tickle at the back of his throat.]
I can tell why this room is 'pet friendly'. (Oh, I miss my air purifier.)
[It's plaintive, the look he fixes Franz with. He isn't exactly in the brightest and best of moods, after everything. This displacement is so very different from taking one of their usual 'holiday' nights out at the mall. Security has been compromised.]
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It's only for tonight. If there's a problem with the apartment, we can couch-surf until we found a new place. God knows we know we enough people.
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I know...it's just- hah, just when I'd finally felt like we were settled- [A yawn, and he tucks his head against Franz's shoulder, nuzzling to nestle this time.] ...it's always something.
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It's always something, but we always get through it.
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[He groans, though there's something very grateful about that grumbled accusation, burrowing against him further.]
And here I thought we'd picked a peaceful neighborhood.
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We spent all of our luck just hooking up, I guess.
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[He settles next to Daedalus. He should get ready for bed, but... it's already so warm right here.]
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[He laughs, and brushes a quick kiss to his cheek.]
...even if all of that nonsense felt straight out of some movie- Swinging off your chandelier! I can't believe it.
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I don't want to think about it...
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It's only a light fixture, in the grand scheme of things.
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It's our home. We're lucky we're safe, but I'm worried that the next scrape-by, near-miss with the darkness and these criminal elements [the Edgeworth monster, the vampire, the darkness proofing failure in the mall...] will be... somewhat less so.
[A direct hit. They could be seriously hurt.
They could lose each other, or the dog, or some other dear friend, permanently.]
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For that, he won't be forgiving officer or criminal for quite some time, nursing a grudge like he's nursing Franz's ego for the moment.]
Too many close calls. It's a dangerous world.
But if anything did happen, you know, you couldn't be in better hands, than to be living with a doctor? I'm the best.
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Sometimes it's nice to be handled.]
You are the best.
I'm glad that I'm stuck going through this garbage with you. [He peers out with one brown eye, but there's a hint of a mischievous smile in it.]
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