Oct 17, 2005 11:25
The plates are set, the tea is steeping, and after a flurry of clearing and rearranging this morning, there is a pleasant little table set in the room, with four white chairs around it.
The pies are on the windowsill, mouthwaterly fragrant.
All in all, it looks to be a lovely tea.
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"I guess it does look a little like hay," he says, thoughtfully, looking across the table.
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It doesn't help much.
"Kiseki just has it out for me," he says, amused. "Susan must have said something. Can't imagine what, though."
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"He's a very sweet horse," says Amy. He left her hair alone, either because it's dark or because Susan has never said anything about it.
"Do you ride, Gilbert?" she asks, passing a plate of tiny sandwiches around the table.
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And Gil gets a Look, saying he'd better not say it, either.
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He takes a sandwich and passes the plate to Anne.
"I do ride," he says. But the mun has never loaded that icon.
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Caspian looks pleased.
"Well, then, we shall have to find you a mount, one of these days. I have no horse of my own, but I know all the owners and they are all very generous, and happy to let someone else ride. It could be easily arranged."
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And searches in his pocket.
"I beg your pardon, my lady. Here, let me introduce you to my horse, my friends."
The thing he places on the table is small...and glittery...and pink.
Very pink.
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"Killer."
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For a long moment.
And then she is laughing, hard enough to lay a hand over her stomach.
"His..."
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. . . he can't help it.
"Your . . ."
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"Blame this one, she it was gifted him to me."
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He looks from the two laughing girls to the very pink horse on the table, and then addresses Caspian.
"I suppose it was kind of your sister to give you a horse," he says, amusement and uncertainty both clear in his tone. "Even a small, glittering, pink one."
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