I think there's something wrong with Ed. I can't imagine why he would get upset about bullies...
Day of the idiots, part two: a "poet" who claims bad grammar is "part of being poetic". This makes me so, so sad.
Miss Darkholme continues to baffle me. She shows no signs of regretting her actions, and yet asks about maternal instincts. Is she
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((Do you want this after her fight with the Count, or during?))
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He shoots the Count a curious look. And not an overly friendly one.
((...He hasn't met the Count. Ooh, during, please. *grins*))
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((Sure thing! ^.^ It's probably not quite proper two of her other lovers find out before Mortimer, but eh, it can't be helped.))
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"Besides," she adds a moment later with the faintest hint of teasing, "there are better things to put there."
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((It's one of those, whoever's in the room at the time situations?))
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She nods, laying her head on his shoulder and closing her eyes. "The Count won't let me go and get him."
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He flashes a small smile, then. "I only make the same mistake half a dozen times," he adds dryly.
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He turns to look at Alison, and there's a flash of surprise on his face when he realizes that she is unaware. "..I see. Then let me be the first to congratulate you, my lady; You're pregnant."
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And then she smiles, and it's like the sun rising after forty days and nights of rain.
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