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hergelaufene February 2 2011, 09:27:01 UTC
Gilbert had been napping on the couch, a book sitting on his face as he snored lightly. The tiny puff of feathers had been resting in his scarf but twittered awake as it heard the doorbell, little wings fluttering into life as he pecked at his master's chin in a very soft manner. The Prussian sat up with a start, groaning and mumbling in German as the book fell on his lap. He stared down at it before hearing the doorbell again and dragging himself off the couch, bird in hand ( ... )

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tomatomatonio February 3 2011, 17:43:41 UTC
"Haha...afraid I'm kindof a bum. Francis said I could use the couch for a while." Tonio's smile didn't fade a bit. In fact, it may have grown fractionally wider as he let his duffle and pillow hit the ground so he could pull the albino stranger into a sturdy handshake. "I'm Antonio, by the way. Nice to meet you, amigo~"

He didn't seem to mind a bit the odd look he was getting, or the fact that Francis hadn't warned his roommate of his arrival. "I don't know any songs about treating animals fairly, but I know a few about boots."

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la_grand_vie March 2 2011, 03:22:46 UTC
"A-Ah! Mes amies!" Francis stumbled out of the kitchen, flour still on his apron and hair all out of place. "Antonio!"

He paused, stopping, just behind Gilbert and stared at the Spaniard for a few tense moments. He blinked- once, twice, three times, and even a forth before he started to wipe his hands off. Really, what had he been thinking of when he invited Antonio to stay on his couch? The last time this had happened they...

"It has been too long!" he quickly moved forward, hip-bumping Gilbert out of the way and pulling Antonio into a tight hug. "It is so good to see you again! Oh- et Gilbert... This is Antonio; Antonio- Gilbert. He will be staying with us until he can find another place or... How long are you staying exactly?"

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tomatomatonio March 2 2011, 13:40:28 UTC
Antonio noticed nothing of awkwardness, tenseness, or apprehension. In fact, the events of the last time he'd crashed Francis's couch (and bed, and a few other places) were pretty far from his recollection. No, instead he returned the hug with a hearty embrace of his own.

"If you're alright with it, just until I can get the mess with the rent all sorted out. I think it'll be a couple days, tops~" Anyone who knew how the Spaniard handled money could guess that it might actually take weeks for that to happen.

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