William T. Spears (
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thedispatch2019-04-22 03:26 pm
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[ No one questioned anything when William suddenly left his office that morning. "I've been called to a meeting" was all the information he gave the rest of Dispatch. To them, it wasn't surprising, seeing as he was the head of the department. For William, however, the summoning came with zero notice. As he made his way to the upper managements' offices, all he could wonder was what issue his subordinates caused that he'd have to clean up after, this time.
It wasn't until lunch break that William returned to Dispatch. The others expected they'd get reprimanded for something, but William remained quiet, his face expressionless as he closed the door to his office. ]
It wasn't until lunch break that William returned to Dispatch. The others expected they'd get reprimanded for something, but William remained quiet, his face expressionless as he closed the door to his office. ]
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[ But her hand is kept within his as they enter the shop. And any odd looks the two men receive from employees or other customers do little to get him to let go. ]
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A gleeful blush creeps over her skin, her free hand resting over her swollen heart-- and rhe curious - especially the scrupulous -looks they might receive only make her straighten her posture with pride, lashes fluttering as she flaunts the expression to match! ]
Now, why don't we start simple. [ At last, she breaks her unusually flustered silence, in favor of reaching out to touch the sleeve of a very smart blazer. ] Deep grey and black houndstooth. Terribly subtle, but it's got its charm. A toe in the water, you know.
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Doable.
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[ Clasping her hands with a pleased little hum, she's not wandering off like a distracted child, now untethered. ]
We need to add some texture, some drama! [ She outstretched her arms to the back wall, displaying all of the shop's most interesting pieces. ] If I can't get you in some color, perhaps we can go the opposite route with layers of rich black fabrics~♡
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[ He eyes her warily. Yes the reaper uniform is nothing to be called fancy, and certainly not dramatic, but William thinks he looks quite good in it, regardless. Seems he's already forgotten he's no longer expected to adhere to a reaper's garb. ]
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[ Her explanation of her thought process seems to calm him quite a bit. It even has him turning to a rack of ties and slowly turning it to see his options. ]
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Good, more to play with!
[ She nearly skips to the racks of ready-to-wear pieces, one having already caught her eye. And then another! ]
You see, these are rather practical, aren't they?
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I prefer the second.
[ He approaches, taking one of the sleeves in hand to inspect the quality. It' followed with a nod. ]
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Perhaps a printed waistcoat, then!
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What colour or pattern would go well with this green?
[ Interest progress! ]
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When in doubt, stick with neutrals. Greyscale, shades of brown, cremes, and whites... [ To demonstrate, she pulls out a check patterned vest with cool grey tones, and another mid-brown vest donning a wide window pane pattern in green. ] And see how this second incorporates the color of the jacket?
[ Piling those into his arms, she shuffles for one more, pulling a warm plum vest. ] Colors that compliment green are red and purples, and since we don't want you suited to court Saint Nicolas, I think something like this would be better.
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I would have thought you'd have decked me out in all red, by now. Though you're already counting it out.
[ And he doesn't sound upset by this, at all! ]
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Now, I did not emit the possibility of red. Only>/i> with a green suit jacket.[ Giving him that last garment, she's rerouted in search of something that he must try on now-- and very red!! ] Let's see what we can find, then!!
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You may look nice in other colours, as well.
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If you purchase yourself some red, then I will allow you to pick a colour.
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[ The speed at which he agrees may be surprising. Or even that he agreed, at all! But he is slowly learning the art of teasing and flirting.
He briefly flicks through the waistcoats, spotting the perfect one near instantly. Now free from the rack, he drapes it over her arm, must as she's been doing to him. It's a lovely, bright and sunny yellow. No interesting pattern, plain buttons. It really lets the yellow speak for itself. ]
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No.
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Honestly, you wouldn't be wearing a waist coat on its own. We need to find a matching jacket and slacks to go along with it.
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There is nothing that would make this even remotely acceptable for me!
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[ Spotting a dress jacket that equally, if not even more so, hideous, he makes his way to the rack. ]
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Perhaps, if you were to tear it off my body. [ She finds herself trailing along with some masochistic curiosity. ] And a few more times thereafter, for good measure!
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[ His way of saying the idea intrigues him, as well. He pulls the jacket from the rack, nodding briefly before hooking the hanger on her hand with the other piece. ]
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Tragic, really.
[ Her shoulders rise and fall with a sigh. ]
You know, I've got much cuter options for you to cut up at home...
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[ Time for some matching pants! ]
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