[ Arthur is lucky that he knows people here, and he's currently sitting on Ariadne's sofa, the one she's been allowing him to stay on until he gets himself sorted, which he hopes is soon as he hates not being able to take care of his own needs. But he is grateful
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Arthur! [ Do you hear the excitement in that girl's voice? Do you, Arthur? ] You're back. Oh my god, where have you been? There's been so much happening and you just vanished.
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Of course the most disturbing thing here is that you've no idea what Dolce is. I did some research, there's a store in the city that carries the brand. You said I owed you shoes, right?
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[ Nodding with a smile. ] I helped you work out some things, it was payment. [ But then she laughs. ] It's okay though, it was a joke.
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He looks deadly serious. ] If I promised you shoes, you're going to get shoes. When I've settled properly, I'll be needing a new wardrobe. I'll check to see if you're available when the time comes.
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[ He smiles at that, though, tries to hide it, but not as much as he might for anyone else. ] It's weird how things work out sometimes.
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[ Taking a gulp of coffee. ] If we were good friends, what sort of things did we do?
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[ Curiously. ] You know about you and Mr. Eames, don't you?
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To a certain extent, yeah, but neither Ariadne or Eames were eager to fill me in on a lot of the details. [ And he didn't ask, knowing that there was pain there from things that he should remember. But he's frowning, worried about the marriage councillor comment. ] Did we have a lot of problems?
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[ Smiling. ] You look happy together though.
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[ Smiling, looking down as he often does. ] I plan to do everything I can to make this work. It's not exactly what I thought things would turn out, but I'm not about to do something stupid to lose it before I've really got it.
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