[Monday, April 5 (day 309)]
[Early evening - Tavern of Hell]
I've been steadily packing since a bit after I got to work and I'd say I was tired but my recent three-day nap says otherwise. A few more days like this one and all the boxes should be ready to go to their respective locations. It feels like an ending and as angry as I am at Dorian, I
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I take another drag and look him over. He's quite attractive and I recall my conversation with Milady Glass. I contemplate what sort of circumstances would have landed him in bed with Lucien before asking pleasantly, "How've you been lately? We've not had the opportunity to chat since the card game. You live in Excolo so I doubt it's been boring." Isn't that the truth and I chuckle before downing my double.
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He goes back to looking thoughtful as he asks me how I’ve been. And that’s a question that’s more complicated to answer than usual. “Had one hell of a nap last week, along with the rest of the town. I like my sleep as much as the next man, but that’s pushing it. And…saw you at the wedding yesterday.” And that neatly leaves out Saturday and Lucien and arguing in the street. Come to it, he might have heard or seen some of that, seeing as he lives and works across the same street. Oh God, I hope not. “Well enough, I guess. How’re you and Glass?”
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"Well enough, I guess. How’re you and Glass?"He's not aware of my recent marital troubles and I'm not the type to pour my heart out in a public place to a near-stranger but I like him and he's a bartender as well. This likely isn't new to him. After all, how many times have I been on the listening end of a sad tale? I'd sigh but I'm not doing that today. Ah well, nothing's free but I'd be willing to make an exchange of sorts ( ... )
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I lay Jarmyn's shirt on the arm of the couch and as I settle myself comfortably, I sigh. I love this couch but I likely can't take it with me. How fucking disappointing but I'm quickly distracted from that by the tinkling of glass. I glance in his direction and he's got his head in the icebox, giving me a bit more time to ponder all of this. Rules are rules are rules and I chuckle low, contemplating how I found myself in a place where the restraint is mine and not someone else's ( ... )
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