[ Characters ] Mireille Duroc/
unreadability, Silver/
annealoncemore and later Ray/
assassinskeeper[ Location ] Silver's and Ray's house in Jamorrow.
[ Date/Time ] Late afternoon, 17th of May.
[ Warning ] Kissing.
[ Content ] She gives him a book. He gives her an answer. They give each other so much more - and then it all starts from there...
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Quasimodo and La Esmeralda~ We know how the story goes. )
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He doesn't drop the bag, but it's a close thing. There's a rather loud clank of bottles and liquid sloshing because yes Silver, Ray's idea of groceries does consist of copious amounts of alcohol. He's standing in the doorway though, watching.
This is not good. Not good at all.
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Then, it's abruptly brought to a halt with the door slamming open and the sound of liquid sloshing around bottles. She recoils, stumbling a couple of steps back to put a more appropriate distance between Silver and herself, although... it's too late by now, isn't it? And would she even change it if she had the chance?
Hands hanging uselessly at her sides, she turns her head and sees Ray in the doorway. Her eyes are just a little too wide. Too scared and too apologetic.
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He lets his hand drop from her shoulder and turns to the door to confirm what the sloshing and clanking had told him - ah, yes. Ray is home. Home, and staring at them, at this (admittedly peculiar) sight.
How many times had he opened the door on Ray and whichever woman was foolish enough to join him that day? Silver knows it's not the same as that, but nor will he act like a child caught with his hand in the cookie jar. After all, for anyone who isn't the two of them, this is just...
Just a thing that happened. And Ray has no reason not to deal with it.
"Don't drop that."
Unfortunately for him, the two people on Earth who could sense the tension in his voice are both standing in the room with him, right now.
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Silver's words, even with their uncharacteristic tension, give him something to grab onto, something he knows how to react to.
"I'm fine" He's snapping and he knows it, and he hates himself for letting that show.
"I'll just... put this stuff away and let you two..." He can't finish the thought. He's not sure what he'd finish it with. Fortunately, unpacking groceries gives him a cover for the unease.
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