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the woman.
[ She had always said that she was going to do it, but it took Grelle Sutcliffe just about two-hundred and fifty years to make good upon that oath.
The process was as complicated as they come, but everything simply had to be perfect. Genuine as one could get, with some cosmetic enhancements to round everything out— more literally than one might think.
It was said that scientific advancements in the spiritual realm preceded those in the physical by roughly seventy-five years, and despite how little she claims to know of it, the reaper followed it all quite closely. Genetic engineering had advanced so much that one could have organs - or entire limbs - lab-grown for replacement. It then became possible to alter the cellular makeup or such appendages, for aesthetic purposes, or even, their sex. Finally, sexual organ transplants were possible.
Equipped, as it were, Grelle also wished to soften her facial features and give her body the proper curves to rebalance her naturally masculine frame. Having it all done at once was the most excruciating thing she’s had to endure this far, but it was necessary, with how stingy management is at granting leave!
That said, she’s returned to office, though it won’t be until the end of the week that her medical release approves her return to field work.
But, first thing’s first; she must report to her supervisor. ]
How I’ve missed you❣️
[ Despite being out for nearly a month with very little contact, and an entirely new physique, the redheaded reaper has burst into his office as though nothing were out of the ordinary! ]
The process was as complicated as they come, but everything simply had to be perfect. Genuine as one could get, with some cosmetic enhancements to round everything out— more literally than one might think.
It was said that scientific advancements in the spiritual realm preceded those in the physical by roughly seventy-five years, and despite how little she claims to know of it, the reaper followed it all quite closely. Genetic engineering had advanced so much that one could have organs - or entire limbs - lab-grown for replacement. It then became possible to alter the cellular makeup or such appendages, for aesthetic purposes, or even, their sex. Finally, sexual organ transplants were possible.
Equipped, as it were, Grelle also wished to soften her facial features and give her body the proper curves to rebalance her naturally masculine frame. Having it all done at once was the most excruciating thing she’s had to endure this far, but it was necessary, with how stingy management is at granting leave!
That said, she’s returned to office, though it won’t be until the end of the week that her medical release approves her return to field work.
But, first thing’s first; she must report to her supervisor. ]
How I’ve missed you❣️
[ Despite being out for nearly a month with very little contact, and an entirely new physique, the redheaded reaper has burst into his office as though nothing were out of the ordinary! ]
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We will have to find another way to spend the rest of our evening then.
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Did you have something in mind?
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[ Satisfied with the steak, he moves to the lobster tail, drizzling some melted butter over it. ]
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So, marriage, is it?
[ She takes another bite whilst looking at him expectantly! ]
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If you'd like to save yourself for marriage, I will respect that.
[ Oh but is he teasing now? ]
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Are you— giving me a week to plan a wedding?
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No. We are not getting married.
[ Time to make up for all the nice gestures he's paid her today with a swift kick under the table. ]
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Well— good! After making me wait so long, I’d hope for a more thoughtful proposal!
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[ Though he can't imagine she'd say no, even if all he did was toss the ring box to her with a neatly written post-it atop it. ]
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[ And, pointedly, she stabs a cluster of pasta with it! ]
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[ He lets that sink in as he pops a piece of sweet lobster into his mouth. Ah, perfect, as well! ]
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[ Still, it leaves a dopey little grin pulling at her lips. ]
Hmm. You’re are so much more than a boyfriend, after everything, I think .Fiancé would have a better ring to it.[ See what she did there. ]
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[ He shakes his head. ]
Boyfriend and girlfriend will suffice for now, even if the terms sound a bit juvenile.
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We are in agreement, then. I’m certain that it will be to die for.
[ Purring into her glass, she takes a healthy sip, before setting it aside once more. ]
Perhaps I shall just call you my love, hmm?
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[ Is that a complaint that he wants a new pet name? ]
I suppose I should begin using your given name, then.
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Oh, that would fill my heart, my dearest~❤️ Could you do it now?
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Grelle.
[ At first it seems like that's it. Just appease her with the brief statement of her name, then move on to his meal. But after a breath, he continues. ]
Thank you, Grelle, for putting up with my stubbornness all these years. You always have been important to me, despite my unwillingness to say it.
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Setting aside her fork, she reaches out to take his hand. ]
Yes, you have been relentless, in the past... but, that said, you are the more level-headed one between us, and that’s saying quite a bit, isn’t it? [ A chuckle. ] I can’t imagine it’s been easy for you, either.
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Honestly, how level headed can I be if I've kept you around this whole time.
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I love you, William. Truly.
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With a steadying breath, he gives her hand a firm squeeze. It's been so long since he's said this to anyone. But he's finally ready to, again. ]
I love you, as well, Grelle.
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That felt good. Right.
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It does. You’ve made me the happiest woman in the world❤️.
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Good. Now finish up your meal. I'd be quite keen on a snog once were through here.
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