He looks around, confused and out of sorts as he stands in the doorway. The last memory is that of pain and then bitter cold, everything in between it all a blur of color and sensation. Things he'd rather stay forgotten. A dull ache rises in his chest, however, as a memory stirs, something vivid and colorful, meaningful. A moment of happiness
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She stands by the lake, this night, thinking. Her lover is perhaps in his forge, hammering an anger that has nothing to do with her onto an anvil, and for herself, she took a moment to think.
Sometimes the past returns in the most astonishing ways.
Be welcome. Armand's last typist hasn't been seen around anywhere else to my knowledge, but like Jon Snow, I know nothing.
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He senses her from far enough off that, should he wish to, he could change direction and return once again to the unfamiliar house. Instead however the familiarity of her presence draws him in. He stands quietly just far enough behind her that he can observe without notice, but curiosity causes him after what seems years to approach and finally to speak. "The sun would not have you either?"
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"The sun would not have me, twice over, now," she replies, quietly. "It is good to see you, Armand." She smiles, a little, earnestly.
The second time was accidental, though. Her suicidal tendencies have been cured in the most unexpected way.
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She's singing to herself, peacefully. If her blood smells sweet, there is also the scent of direwolf on her, though Grey Wind is not about. He's with his master, as he should be.
Angelique never accepted that Robb give up his wolf for her, she muses to herself, and that is well, though in the dark night, she might have liked to have the wolf's quiet companionship.
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"A little, Monsieur," she replies, and she stands, hands still on the needlework, gives a small curtsey. "But I would not be adverse to company, if you were to offer it."
She colors a touch for her boldness, but only a touch.
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He walks slowly along the edge of the lake, silent and pensive, weariness stamped clearly on his face as he focuses on the many voices and minds that dwell there. So many that have grown familiar in these nights of searching for over a year, and yet none of them what he seeks. Pausing he looks up at the pale, thin sliver of the crescent moon overhead, framed by a myriad of starlight both bright and faint, then sighs, casting his attention a final, brief time toward the mansion - then does a double take.
His breath catches, then leaves him altogether as his gaze alights on the familiar form of a very specific vampire on the opposite shore.
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"Amadeo!..."
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