William T. Spears (
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[ Graduating from the reaper academy was nothing to brag about. Sure you gained some skills and were granted permission to customize your glasses and scythe, but beyond that, all that was in the newly trained reapers' future was tedious, unavoidable work encased within long nights of depression and regret. Unlike mortal graduations that were followed by celebration, reapers were informed of how they came to be, what was expected of them, should they wish to redeem themselves, and then shown their personal cinematic records. Forced to relive the pain of their mortal lives. To say it's a traumatic experience is a vast understatement.
William stands alone in his newly assigned, permanent flat. It's barely furnished, with just the essentials, no life or personality to be seen. All that's playing through his mind is his record. A horrific thing to rewatch, certainly, but somehow it was made more painful by a fear that had been newly established. He's suddenly feeling sick from the thoughts and has to exit the apartment to collect himself. Glancing up, he sees a brief flicker of bright red at the end of the hall, and before he can stop himself he's following after it. ]
Grell Sutcliffe?
William stands alone in his newly assigned, permanent flat. It's barely furnished, with just the essentials, no life or personality to be seen. All that's playing through his mind is his record. A horrific thing to rewatch, certainly, but somehow it was made more painful by a fear that had been newly established. He's suddenly feeling sick from the thoughts and has to exit the apartment to collect himself. Glancing up, he sees a brief flicker of bright red at the end of the hall, and before he can stop himself he's following after it. ]
Grell Sutcliffe?
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[ With the way he's tilted his head, she can feel his breath against her neck. ]
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I do. [ And she hums with delight, twirling a strand of his hair between her fingertips. ]
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[ A deep breath and hes drifting off. ]
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[ She presses a kiss atop his head, before nestling down into the pillows. ]
Dream sweetly, Will.
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Sutcliffe?
[ Instead he utters her name quietly, merely a signal that he's woken. ]
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Yes?
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[ Reluctantly, William pushes back from her, rolling onto his back and stretching briefly. ]
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Good morning to you, too...
[ Now, she's cold! She rolls onto her stomach to compensate, cheek smooshed into the pillow as she stares off with a sleepy blink. ]
Have you any coffee, by chance?
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[ But he's not making any effort to get up and make some. ]
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Excellent. You're a smart one.
[ She rolls over to loom over him, stealing his lips in a lazy, lingering kiss. ]
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I could do this-- [ Kiss! ] --all day. [ And another! ] Curse our eternal obligations. [ Now, she gives the poutiest hum unto his lips. ]
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[ He knows they should get up, but she's already been such a bad influence on him. Instead he just finds himself slipping his arms about her middle, allowing her to continue kissing him all she likes. ]
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I don't know how I'll ever focus, at this rate.
[ When she isn't kissing him, only to speak, she is nuzzling at him, lips grazing along the line of his jaw and down his neck. There, she will pepper kisses contouring down along its tendons. ]
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[ Certainly not one to notice the innuendo he's inadvertently made, William makes it worse by giving a pleased groan at the touch of her lips along his neck. ]
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I can't help myself - and, I suppose, neither can you. [ Her tongue flicks over the shell of his ear just so, as she utter that last bit into it! ]
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That wasn't what I meant.
[ It may not have been, but it's certainly true regardless. ]
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And yet, here we are. [ An amused hum. ] Whatever shall we do about it?
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[ Despite how nice it may feel, he takes hold of her wrist, halting her hand's progress. ]
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It doesn't have to be sex. There are other activities that feel just as good. If you want~.
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[ He doesn't sound upset by that fact. Just honestly perplexed by her choice. ]
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Because I quite like you. Don't you like me, too?
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[ He says it in a way that somehow sounds both pleased and irritated. ]
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I've decided that is a reasonable exception, for that reason. Would you prefer otherwise~❤?
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[ With a tired huff he gives her hand a brief squeeze. ]
What are you suggesting we do then?
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