(Who) Saber
fated_blade Somarium
somarium(Where) Somni - business district, entrance to office building
(Style) either~
(Status) Open
Making her way through the streets as quickly as she could, a
well dressed businesswoman kept her eyes straight forward. Clearly, she hadn't slept in quite some time; she didn't have time with the crumbing company in her hands. Her
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"Is everything alright?"
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"No, I am fine. Frustrated is all. I thank you for your concern, but it is truly unnecessary."
She had gotten used to this madness after several months, but it was still more than a little upsetting. Regardless, she kept her look of strength.
"You must have other business to attend."
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The least he could do was offer, right? She looked like she was fine, but she admitted to being frustrated. If he could help her fix whatever was bothering her, his day and hers would be a little better.
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"Your offer is greatly appreciated though. Mr...."
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He was clearly out of breath by the time he reached her, his hair dishevelled and his tie askew.
"You..." he panted, holding up the packed lunch even as he hunched over. "Forgot..this..."
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So she was more than a little shocked when her little brother approached, panting.
"What the devil are you doing here? And looking such a mess." She frowned, took what he offered and then moved to fix his poor hair. "I appreciate dearly, little brother, but you must be off to school this instant."
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"You don't need to worry...my first exam doesn't start until 10, and they're expecting a lot of students to be absent in the morning."
While he had to admit that he did enjoy the attention from the sister he idolised, he didn't like making her worry. She had enough on her plate. But he wasn't about to let her go hungry; so he took care of her in his own way, just as she took care of him. It seemed as if all they had were each other.
"Besides, I'd fail my exams worrying about you if I thought you had to forgo lunch."
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One last fix of his hair, and she hesitantly (and a tad awkwardly) gave him a kiss to his temple. "Call me when you are finished, all right? I shall come by the school and accompany you home." She didn't think she'd be working as much today, the offices were closed after all.
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"Ah, Arturia." The door slams, and light footsteps approach. "What luck to cross you on a fair morning." The cocky blond with blood crimson eyes smirked as he approached. "It would, however, appear that yours is much less so, as little bearing as it has over the refined attractiveness of your troubled face. Play dress-up as you see fit, but what would be the problem, for you to stand so dejectedly outside of your very own family offices?" Mockery, sympathy, insult, flattery - they were all present, though it would ( ... )
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"I see you are following me again, Gilgamesh. Have you really nothing better to do than waste your plentiful time annoying me? Unlike you, I do not have the time, nor freedom to forsake responsibilities like work and professional commitments."
Quickly, she turned on her heal to quickly walk as far away from him as she could. Granted, she had no where in mind, but as long as she kept moving, she would put distance between her and the object of her irritation: That horrible idol Gilgamesh.
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"You would begrudge me for the works of chance? How inconsiderate. Ah, but it is your desperation speaking for you - or would you truly be ignorant? My industry can move swiftly and become rather demanding. I simply happen to have my affairs already taken care of today." He lightly responded, with his hands loosely tucked in his pockets. His red eyes were focused on her alone; not a single glance was spared to the stopping and whispering pedestrians. ...Of course, for all his fame, they also knew better than to get in the KING's way.
"And where might you be headed to now? Ah, or would your bureau have finally been put out of its misery?"
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"I have nothing to speak to you about. There are plenty of other women willing and eager to give themselves to you. Go bother one of them." Her heals clicked loudly, and she had no intentions of stopping.
"I have things...important things to take care of. And I have no intention of telling you where I am heading to do so."
But she wasn't paying close enough attention to where she was going. She didn't notice the car until the driver honked, but it was already too close. In that second, she could only stare.
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