Even if it was largely handwavy Ezra was having a great week of meeting some new people around the island and then getting better acquainted with them. He remembered this from last year, too, and he appreciated it for what it was: a brief moment in time when other people seemed to exist in a world that was a little closer to his. Because let's face
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She had rehearsed this visit in her head beforehand.
"Good afternoon," she said, stopping on the threshold of the open door, peering into the room.
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For several reasons.
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"The glitter was a nice touch. I hope you have had a pleasant week."
When nervous, always start with some polite conversation.
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But his smile did get just a touch smirkier. Just around the edges.
Though that also went with his reply. "It's been pretty fantastic, actually. Still, you're somehow managing to improve it."
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His compliment caught Lucille a little off guard; it hadn't really been part of her rehearsed plan, although thinking about it perhaps it should have been. Either way, she enjoyed it, and it made what she wanted to say easier.
"I have missed your company," she continued, not quite aware that she was letting her gaze wander up and down Ezra. "And I thought about the first time we met, and considered that perhaps it could be that we were interrupted. Not that we were quite ourselves, but still."
He had been about to kiss her then, after all.
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"We did get interrupted," he agreed. Because, pollen or no pollen, he'd defitinely been about to kiss her. "Would I be wrong to assume you might want to pick things back up where we left off?"
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"You assume correctly." The look on her face turned a little amused. "And your choice of flowers made me assume you shared that sentiment."
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"It made me think of the dance," she said, derailing somewhat from her script.
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And now with a smooth step, he was pretty much in her personal space. No touching or leaning in, though.
Yet, anyway. "Well, that, and... It just looked pretty."
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"I like pretty things."
She also liked standing close to him very much. Raising a hand to brush away a strand of hair from her face, she nudged his hand, not entirely by accident. It was new to her to make someone who was more or less a stranger understand what she wanted, and Lucille realized she probably wasn't subtle, but at least it wasn't vulgar, was it?
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"You know, that's not the only pretty thing my mouth can do."
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