William T. Spears (
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thedispatch2019-11-23 08:55 pm
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William dropped down from his horse. It had been a long ride - from London straight down to the southern coast of England. But he'd barely stopped, only doing so when his horse refused to go further without rest and water. But each time, William did little more than tap his foot anxiously, trying to focus on anything but his thoughts of what happened the day before.
But now that he'd arrived, there was nothing else to distract him. The horse was forgotten as he walked towards where the English Channel extended out to what seemed like eternity. With the thick fog of the early morning, there was no telling just what was out there. William's breath was shaky as his gaze then drifted down. Beachy Head, a beautiful site for some, with the tall cliff towering over the shore line below. But for him, this day, it was his enemy - or perhaps his closes friend. Whichever the case, he was terrified.
But now that he'd arrived, there was nothing else to distract him. The horse was forgotten as he walked towards where the English Channel extended out to what seemed like eternity. With the thick fog of the early morning, there was no telling just what was out there. William's breath was shaky as his gaze then drifted down. Beachy Head, a beautiful site for some, with the tall cliff towering over the shore line below. But for him, this day, it was his enemy - or perhaps his closes friend. Whichever the case, he was terrified.
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You're sure it's alright?
[ Still, she will adjust the blanket around them to ensure he's warm. ]
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[ Though he hardly sounds like he'll change his mind on it. With a slight shift to his position, he finds himself being as comfortable as he was moments ago and lets out a content sigh. ]
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We forgot all about the books, didn't we...
[ Still, she will attempt to push the thought from her mind, eyes briefly closing. ]
Though, I think I enjoy that we don't need any other source of entertainment in one another's company.
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[ He would have thought anyone would, to be honest. He knows he's not exactly the most vibrant of personalities. ]
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Truly? You, the man that kidnapped me from Beachy Head and suggest that I, a complete stranger, live in your home. You, that inexplicably accepts me for what I am, encourages me to embrace who I am. You've filled my heart with excitement since we've met, Will.
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[ Though, he doesn't sound like he takes issue with that. ]
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[ She doesn't sound entirely sure that she believes him! ]
Then you will always have me to remind you of how valuable your company is.
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[ A slight twitch of his lips hints at a smile, and he doesn't bother to hide it once he realises. ]
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[ She's also smiling quite contently as she shifts to nuzzle down into the pillow, an arm settling over his. ]
Even when I'm not around, I hope you'll remember how fond I am of you. You're the best person I know.
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You could consider yourself a light for the darkest parts of me. If I'm to make any attempt at something poetic.
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Then I should do my best to recall that on dreary days. How incredibly special it makes me feel.
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In the meanwhile, she will nudge up his sleeve, hand trailing along his wrist. ]
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With a sigh, she relaxes, eyes watching the flicker of flames. The music ends long before the fire dies down, filling the room with the soft crackle of wood. Only once its light has dulled to a faint glow of ember does she find herself following him into slumber. ]