William T. Spears (
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thedispatch2019-04-22 03:26 pm
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Forgiven
[ 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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I think it would, now that you mention it. Much better.
[ It also seems terribly romantic! So, of course, she's keen to pull up all of her work and drag it onto the floor! ]
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Grab the tea before you get comfortable.
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Here you are♥ [ And once she's handed William's off, she snuggles in close to lean against his shoulder! ]
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Did I honestly hurt you that badly?
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Hn? What, did you think I was lying, Will? Yes!
[ But with that said, she's breaking into a grin. ]
It was perfect.
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[ But he's not complaining, either. Still, there's concern in his features, something that had never been there all the previous years of abuse he'd inflicted upon Grell. ]
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[ He doesn't think, at least. Still, Grell's question leaves him a bit unsure. He'd certainly gotten off to seeing her so vulnerable, but now he was almost feeling guilty for treating her in such a way. He's not certain if that's to do with him now being an angel or a feeling that goes along with loving someone.
Whichever it may be, for now he's slinking his free arm around her shoulder, holding her close. ]
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I wouldn't expect it of you, my dear. It's quite different, I'd say, though both function as fabulous outlets, in their own right.
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I don't believe I'd feel right treating you in such a way, should you become female one day.
[ He pauses, now not certain if that should apply now or not. Perhaps he's thinking over the topic a bit too much, as he's gotten himself confused. ]
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It's not a simple matter, and not one that many can wrap their minds around, let alone accept. Don't fret.
[ A sigh. ]
But, you see, I've always been female. It's not something that I was physically born with, but I knew it, deep in my soul.
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[ He shakes his head. ]
I suppose to me, you are just Grell. And whatever that entails. You're unique, that's for certain. And I think, by now, it's obvious that I fancy it all.
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That's all I could ever want, really. [ Okay, she might even sound a bit choked up about it! ] I love you, Will. Unlike anyone I've loved before.
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Rubbing at her shoulder as acknowledgement of her words, he sips slowly at his tea, hoping to mask that bit of smile. ]
Were you wanting to read? You laid out quite a few books.
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Yes. [ She will gladly take that subject change, thanks! Sitting up, she turns to grab the topmost one off the stack. ] I thought it might be nice. There's not much variety in my collection, but I figure you might enjoy a good tale of mystery?
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[ The book is taken from her and he thumbs it open to see if the title gives any indication, as the cover is a bit worn and not quite as easy to read. ]
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But of course. That one has quite the interesting twist, you'll find.
[ Laying hers out before her, she takes in the title whilst sipping at her tea, humming in approval. ]
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What exactly are you reading?
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You could probably guess. [ But, even so, she pulls away a hand to tap at the cover-- a book of sonnets by Shakespeare, and it's well enough read that its bindings are nearly repeating from the spine. ] In some ways, I'm dreadfully predictable, I'm afraid.
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[ He comments drily as his eyes return to his own book. ]
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If you'd like to hear some, I'd be elated to oblige! [ And she rolls forward to spring to her feet -- and promptly stumbles forward with a groan of regret. ]
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You're already up, you may as well proceed.
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Well. Fortunately for me, I've come across one of my favourites.
[ Holding the book to her chest, she doesn't need to look at the lines to this sonnet. She puts on quite the show, with grand sweeping gestures of her hands, voice clear and emphatic. Once done, she crosses her legs and bends into a flamboyant bow!
Upon standing, she heaves the biggest, happiest sigh. ]
I think a performance like that deserves a sweet to follow! Don't you agree? Perhaps some of those biscuits...
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