Well, as I understand it, quite a few of us share headspace with others of us.
What's that like for you, my dear ones? There're two others in here with me, not counting M. Verne, who's quite the handful always busy somewhere else not sexy enough "an author" and seems to consider himself exempt
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It's a nighmare.
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We love you, too, Nott.
But he's right. It's a nightmare.
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Needless to say, I am not quite happy with the arrangement. *scowls*
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Miss Sabouroff forgot to mention the Deadmentalking puppets. Sarah Bernhardt is a charming lady, but I am not sure what to think of Mary Wollstonecraft.
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My typist thinks I'll get less boring eventually. She has Plans. "Not just 'plans'," she says, "Plans." I am afraid.
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I should be too. Capital Letters always seem to be harbingers of Doom. Poor fellow.
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Coherency is overrated, my darling Bossuet, you're much too charming when you're rambling about nothing in particular.
Did you get the oranges? *grins*
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Oh, why thank you. That improves everything. *kisses*
At half-price, too. My first stroke of luck in two years.
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*kisses back* Doesn't it just, though?
Ah, brilliant! You're lucky enough I should think, just not in matters like buying things, and walking.
Any chance you could get into chat? I've been awfully out of it with my darlings.
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More than you know, beautiful one. *soft little kisses for his neck and cheeks*
Well, yes, true. After all, I know you and 'Chetta, and I should be the world's greatest liar and ungrateful fool if I didn't consider that lucky.
Yes, yes, of course. Just give the typist a moment to finish with her 'e-mail'.
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