*oh wow...has anyone ever heard this kind of darkness to his tone before?*
Anita's body was delivered to us. For that, I am grateful and I extend my gratitude.
Cloud, she will be staying in my room. I wish to watch over her and my room is the only one that can keep sunlight from touching my skin.
*a long pause*I will wait here until she rises
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I meant to help you.
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That I do not know.
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The offer stands if you think of anything you need.
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I would like the company.
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Okay. I'll be right over.
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He hasn't been here before but he can tell which door to knock at and he does so very, very quietly. He can't wake the dead, but he knows he's perfectly capable of disturbing mourning... and that's the last thing he wants to do.
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Glancing at the switch by the door, he turns the lights on then rises and steps behind the curtains along the wall where windows once were.
"Come in, Gren. I will step out once the door is shut."
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Thankfully Lestat's friend isn't in the coffin: she's on the bed looking for all the world as if she's just asleep except for the pallor of her skin. But instead of taking the time to stare now he does what he's asked: steps in, shuts the door quietly behind him.
"The door's closed."
This might just be one of the stranger situations he's ever found himself in.
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"Please. Have a seat. There is a chair by the doors."
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All he can do is sit as requested, and wait. It won't help to say he's sorry.
He never even met Anita.
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In his head, the thoughts are dark. He can still see what she looked like when she was brought to him. All the blood. The look in her eyes before he closed them. It...
Sighing, he looks over at Gren. "Thank you."
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"I haven't done anything, but you're welcome." Sometimes it's not words and it's not thoughts and it's not whatever things someone does: it's... presence and apparently even immortals aren't immune to loneliness.
Still, just being here can't really make anything about the situation easier. It only makes it easier to spread around the sadness.
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"Strength ripped away. Another one lost...even if she will come back to me. Another one."
But the blood tears don't come to his eyes. As upset as he is, he doesn't cry. Taken from him and no tears for her...
"She is so very beautiful..."
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It's funny, he thinks, how those fleeting days in the military come back in situations like this. He doesn't need permission to stand but this is Lestat's room, Lestat's loved one, Lestat's... domain and so he stays seated.
"She is." Even in her motionless state, there's a grace to her and he can see it from where he sits. "Twenty-four hours, right?" He's heard that's how death works here in the City, but he has yet to witness it first-hand.
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