William T. Spears (
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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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William refocuses on his plate, humming in approval of each taste but not saying anything aloud. ]
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Really, she's just being a child, she thinks. Perhaps she just wanted to hear that it's all okay, and it is only because she didn't that she is making assumptions.
Sitting herself a little taller, she begins to pick away at her meal, as well. ]
As far as getting ready goes, I was thinking that we could put on Christmas music and make cocoa, then I could take my time putting on my face this morning-- and then, after I make lunch, we could help one another dress...
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That sounds like it should have us ready on time. Though, I would also like to stop by the local florist and pick up a poinsettia plant for my mother. She is rather fond of them and it has become somewhat of a tradition.
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An early lunch, then. I wouldn't dream of taking that tradition away from your mother.
[ She pauses to follow suit in enjoying some coffee. ]
Mn, I hope to see a garden full of them when we visit her on Christmas?
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Unfortunately, that won't be the case. It is her favourite flower yet she can't keep one alive, for the life of her. Hence why I buy her a new one each year. Even if it won't last very long.
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[ Grell's brows press together with endearment, but she manages to keep her glimmer of amusement at bay by hiding it with another sip of her drink! ]
I think I'm going to like her.
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[ But he sounds rather optimistic about it, as if he is already positive that will be the case. ]
Is there anything you need before we leave?
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Hm... Perhaps an embrace.
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Of course.
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May I redeem that offer now?
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Very well, then.
[ His arms part enough for her to wiggle her way in there. ]
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Nestled against his neck, she breathes a happy sigh! ]
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I was nervous I'd undone all the progress I'd helped you make.
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[ She responds airily, clearly unbothered by it, at present. ]
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[ He allows her to hold on to him as long as she desires. Well, unless it impedes on their schedule! ]
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Go and ready yourself, I will clean up here.
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You're wonderful, thank you. [ She says before sticking the morsel in her mouth on the way out. ]
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[ He calls after her, all the while collecting dishes from the table. ]
Your hair looks nice.
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And then, she immediately covers her lower face with her free hand, though it isn't difficult to tell that she's smiling behind it. Albeit awkwardly, bacon and all.
Since talking is out of the question, she'll give something of a squeaky cheer, then breaking into a snicker at herself as she scurries away. ]
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Once he's tidied everything up, he peeks his head into her room to check up on her. ]
How are things going?
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I'm putting the final touches on my eye makeup. It isn't too much, is it?
[ It's certainly more effort than most ladies put into their makeup, but she's done a tasteful job of sculpting the crease of her lid and the lower lashline with a natural brown paint, and added a pop of red rouge on their outer corners. Paired with her soft liner and lash paint, it really opens her eyes! ]
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No. Red really does suit you, even on your eyes.
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Ah, thank you♥~
[ And then, her features, and she shifts around in her seat to face him. ]
I don't know if I've ever said so, but I find it so charming that you take genuine interest in what others do, and offer your honest opinion. Most don't bother either way, and just aim to appease... but you care.
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[ His eyes trail down her front. ]
I will keep your little secret to myself. I feel the complications of others knowing would be far more difficult to deal with.
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