William T. Spears (
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The next afterlife
[ In hindsight, it was obvious. Reapers worked tirelessly, for centuries, trying to reach that one final goal - to be forgiven. For most, the feat of learning the value of life was impossible. The depression that lingered with them after they took their own lives was only compounded by their roles as death gods. So many joyous lives cut short, the lucky mortal's record almost mocking the unfortunate reapers as they watched the panels flip past their eyes. Most would forget they even had a chance to be forgiven, drowning in the enteral job set before them.
But, on rare occurrences, a reaper would find themselves before a jury, summoned away from their desks overflowing with paperwork on scheduled deaths. That is where William stands now. And perhaps even more surprising, is the other who stands beside him - Grell Sutcliffe. William had hardly believed himself capable of forgiveness, but the redhead...she'd looked at the mortal realm and laughed, hardly caring (and often finding it amusing) if she was the listed cause of death for some of those unfortunate people. How she is here, as well, is beyond him.
The committee has decided the both of you have come to an understanding on how valuable life truly is.
The woman at the centre of the row of judges addresses them both. William's brow creases, but he refrains from asking the obvious question of why, lest he ruin their chances at eternal peace.
Now that that matter is dealt with, we will move on to assessing your sins as a mortal.
William's expression quickly shifts to honest surprise, his eyes widening and blinking in confusion. The term 'forgiven' had been a misnomer since the beginning. How had he been so naive to think all their wrong doings while they'd been alive would be waved off as if they'd meant nothing? Swallowing heavily, he gives a brief side glance to Grell. For the first time, in this afterlife, he is scared. ]
But, on rare occurrences, a reaper would find themselves before a jury, summoned away from their desks overflowing with paperwork on scheduled deaths. That is where William stands now. And perhaps even more surprising, is the other who stands beside him - Grell Sutcliffe. William had hardly believed himself capable of forgiveness, but the redhead...she'd looked at the mortal realm and laughed, hardly caring (and often finding it amusing) if she was the listed cause of death for some of those unfortunate people. How she is here, as well, is beyond him.
The committee has decided the both of you have come to an understanding on how valuable life truly is.
The woman at the centre of the row of judges addresses them both. William's brow creases, but he refrains from asking the obvious question of why, lest he ruin their chances at eternal peace.
Now that that matter is dealt with, we will move on to assessing your sins as a mortal.
William's expression quickly shifts to honest surprise, his eyes widening and blinking in confusion. The term 'forgiven' had been a misnomer since the beginning. How had he been so naive to think all their wrong doings while they'd been alive would be waved off as if they'd meant nothing? Swallowing heavily, he gives a brief side glance to Grell. For the first time, in this afterlife, he is scared. ]
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Well… I can’t imagine that I’ll need to appear as a businesswoman anytime soon, but perhaps she can make a guest appearance one of these nights~
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Perhaps in a skirt that just barely passes code.
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Now, here’s the important question… Panties, or no?
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Normally, I would say yes. But I may have to ask you to surprise me.
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Oh, then I know just the thing. Well. Assuming I can source the material.
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I can't possibly fathom what you have in mind.
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[ With that, she leans forward to give him a peck on the lips, muffling the smallest snerk! ]
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[ He's paused from responding by her tiny kiss. ]
Do not keep me waiting long.
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[ Noseboop! ]
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Stop, you know how much that irritates me.
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I can’t help it, you’re too cute when I catch you off-guard. [ Hands gliding over his hips, she cups the sides of his bottom whilst pressing herself against him. ] And that’s not a term that I would typically use to describe you.
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[ Still frowning, he finally gets the last of the bubbles to rinse from her hair. ]
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What I mean is that I would consider you stern, sexy— but I love every facet of you, and want the opportunity to appreciate them when I can~❤️
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[ He grips at her wrists so she can't sneak in another boop! ]
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I did not say it was a flaw.
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[ He tightens his grip as if that will lessen the cute factor moreso. ]
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Darling, you’ve proven what a man you are. But, you’ve said that you love me… and, if that’s true, you must be brave enough to show me some vulnerability. You’re the one person I’d die for.
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[ He heaves a sigh, though. ]
But, I suppose you're right. If you will show me your vulnerable side, as well. And I do not mean that in a sexual sense.
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We didn’t have much of a choice, viewing one another’s records and all— but, I can choose to share myself with you, openly… [ Her Smile turns a bit wry, as her head lulls off-kilter. ] That is, if I can even remember how.
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[ That smile of hers gets an challenging glare. ]
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That won’t be necessary, because I didn’t mean it like that.
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[ But he will release her other hand now, too, and even go so far as to lace their fingers together. That's something to start! ]
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I love you. [ Leaning forward, she nuzzles under his chin! ] So much.
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What...did you grow whiskers somehow, too?
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That was mean, you know!
[ Flipping her wet fringe out of her eyes, it also may draw attention to her elongated, fuzzy ears— the culprit!! ]
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