Ah~ Waking up in a place like this was entirely unexpected. J wasn't sure exactly how he'd arrived, but the only thing he could remember was waking up in a room that was certainly not his. And even though none of his comrades were around, and his settings were completely unfamiliar, his composure didn't waver in the slightest. Were there cameras
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He's reading a book - Marquis de Sade, how fitting - and when there's a stranger at the door he just looked up, stared at him for a moment, before going back to his book.
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This person didn't look like an immediate threat, and J didn't have anything else to occupy his time with. Technically, this was also his room, at least to him. So he saw no problem with continuing to stay in it.
J shut the door behind himself and crossed the room, walking up closer to the bed to lean over and see what the other was reading. The usual smile crept on to his face before he turned and took a seat in a nearby chair, crossing one leg over the other.
He didn't bother speaking yet. It was always more fun to see if someone else would make the first move.
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"It's always nice to have company, don't you think?" He asked, brightly, eyes still trained on his book.
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For now, J motioned to the book the other was holding. "Any particular reason for your choice of reading material, or just ... curiousity~?"
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He turned to the next page, before smiling pleasantly at the other man. "Wouldn't you indulge me a bit of a reread of my favourite books?"
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"Your tastes don't bother me." J held up his hands, innocent look on his face before he brought his drink back to his lips and paused in his speech, taking a long sip. "However... novels never seem as engaging as I would like." Of course, he read the stereotypical things expected of a man with his beliefs, but his intelligence was far more focused on mathematics.
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