Alan Humphries (
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All Work & No Play
[Honestly, they're all exhausted - not tired but just worn out physically - after getting called all the way over here to help deal with a sudden rapid spike of missing souls which had been caused, unsurprisingly by an influx of demons. It was an odd thing and they still needed to pinpoint the origin of this matter, after all. Neither they nor the Paris Reapers could figure out what can caused an entire legion of Hells most foul to ascend on the city of lights.
Thankfully, with the five of them working pulled through just fine even if Alan was just a junior and Ronald was a rookie still.
At least the hotel was nice even if they had to bunk up; two beds to each room. At least they had adjoining rooms so if they wanted they could throw the door between the two rooms open and interact.
Alan closed the field kit he'd been using to tend even their most minor of injuries; huffing out a tired but relieved breath. His chest ached just slightly and his shoulders slumped a little bit.]
Well, that was certainly interesting if I don't say so myself. I know we've still got a few more days here in the city just to make sure things are well in hand an find answers, but what do we do for now? I mean - what do you even do in Paris?
[He turned toward his bed where a rather large suitcase was tucking the field kit away. He'd brought a few things with him. They'd put all their belongings into this singular suitcase - fresh suits, documentations they needed when they went to Paris's dispatch branch for briefings and reports, a few other odds and ends.]
Thankfully, with the five of them working pulled through just fine even if Alan was just a junior and Ronald was a rookie still.
At least the hotel was nice even if they had to bunk up; two beds to each room. At least they had adjoining rooms so if they wanted they could throw the door between the two rooms open and interact.
Alan closed the field kit he'd been using to tend even their most minor of injuries; huffing out a tired but relieved breath. His chest ached just slightly and his shoulders slumped a little bit.]
Well, that was certainly interesting if I don't say so myself. I know we've still got a few more days here in the city just to make sure things are well in hand an find answers, but what do we do for now? I mean - what do you even do in Paris?
[He turned toward his bed where a rather large suitcase was tucking the field kit away. He'd brought a few things with him. They'd put all their belongings into this singular suitcase - fresh suits, documentations they needed when they went to Paris's dispatch branch for briefings and reports, a few other odds and ends.]
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Keep drinking your chosen drink as you would. Each forfeit allows the person in turn to pour you a shot of their choosing. Now, get on with it.
[ He shoves the bottle of wine into Grell's hands, assuming she would want to kick start everything. ]
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When the bottle is shoved into her grip, she glances up to meet his gaze while she gets a proper hold on it. ]
I do enjoy it when you take charge.
[ And, in keeping that eye contact, she raises the bottle, using it to gesture toward him. If he stays close enough, it might even tap his chest! ]
Alright, then, Will. Truth — or dare❤️?
[ Now, he’s the obvious choice— and does she want to roll with it? Oh, DEATH, yes. But she hasn’t forgotten, there’s something veeery juicy going on between their coworkers. She just has to wait until they feel safe. And, possibly, very drunk. ]
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It's just a good idea to allow a third option sometimes if the questions get too personal or the dares are something that makes you uncomfortable.
[Bless William. At least someone saw his logic. Then again he's certain that William doesn't want Grell to give him some kind of dare to kiss her or strip without some kind of an out which he certainly understands.]
Now see, Mr. Spears understands.
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I don't mind. This should get interesting.
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Truth.
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What is the naughtiest thing that you’ve ever gotten away with?
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He knows exactly what Grell is asking but he's kind of hoping William says something completely out of left field like using garishly green post-its when he ran out of the standard yellows.
At least he only has to deal with this as long as it takes him to get pleasantly drunk enough to fall to sleep.]
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Do we need to hear about the time Spears didn't have his shoelaces not tied according to regulation at work?
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I had an affair with my boss's wife.
[ Now he takes a healthy gulp of his gin, nearly finishing it off. ]
Tecnically, I suppose I was found out, but that hardly matters now.
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And William doesn’t fail her expectations. In fact, he surprises her! Brows ticking upward, she croons with intrigue— and yet— ]
That is the worst you’ve done?
[ There's got to be more to it, as it clearly didn’t end well. Even so, she’s taking a shot in the dark here! ]
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[Alan murmured and he is not disappointed. No, he was actually rather surprised if he were to be honest. That was decidedly unexpected but is he really so surprised? Something tells him he shouldn't be.]
Oh.
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You didn't! You're lying.
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[ He regards Grell, again. ] I answered your question well enough.
And if I was going to make up answers to his question, why in Death's name would I choose that? [ Honestly Slingby, don't you know he doesn't lie! ]
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So you did, Will. That would make it your turn. [ Grell offers him the bottle. ] Choose a victim~❤️
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Who would lie about something like that? Why would they? It seems rather pointless. Besides it's truth or dare not two truths and a lie.
[He's taking a sip of his wine.]
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Impressed? Honestly.
[ He shakes his head with a huff, taking the bottle back from Grell. ]
Fine. Slingby, truth or dare.
[ wow does that sound ridiculous coming from him! ]
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Really, though, she can’t WAIT to hear what William might come up with. She expects that either his challenge will be hilariously mundane, or she will be pleasantly surprised! ]
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He's perking up slightly peering down at Eric curiously.]
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Fine.
Dare.
[That sounds safer and less personal.]
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Undo those ridiculous plaits in your hair.
[ He uses the neck of the wine bottle to do a vague gesture to the braided rows at the side of Eric's face. ]
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But, once she swallows down her drink, she’s laughing freely! ]
Oh dear, Will is going to have us all to code by the time this is through!
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You know - I don't think I've ever seen you without those.
[Cue him setting down his glass and shifting slightly in his chair.]
IF you're going to do it, I can help and you can figure out who's next.
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Sure, I don't mind.
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He hasn't worn it that way since before you arrived in Dispatch. Honestly, it has irritated me since, but there are no regulations on hair styling.
[ He gives Grell's hair a look over with a shake of his head. How she manages all that is a mystery. ]
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comes back late without starbucks
you're fired, knox
\o/ time to pick up the partyyy
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Will and Grell argument!
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