Ansem looked up from the book and nodded. He then motioned to the kitchenette with the same movement. "If you'd like some, there's also whiskey in the cabinet, I find they go well together."
He took a sip of the beverage then and went back to reading. Though he didn't offer anything else, he slid aside, so that he wasn't taking up the whole of the couch with his long legs. This was a familiar memory, and hopefully, it would do his work for him.
I'm well, I hear your boyfriend likes strong bodied, young, Wutain men?i_pwn_the_worldMay 29 2006, 04:01:08 UTC
Ansem sat quietly, flipping page after page and sipping his drink. Yellow eyes regarded Vincent from time to time. "Have you read this book? Under the War? It's quite a good read, I've found so far."
Yes, small talk, perking curiosity. Ansem didn't expect Vincent to open up to him, but he would hope that the other man would offer something for him to work with.
Shut up before I eat you.bloodyredvelvetMay 31 2006, 00:41:34 UTC
"No." Vincent paused, staring into space momentarily before focusing back on Ansem. The mug was lifted to his lips as he watched Ansem through the curtain of his bangs, his eyes half shut.
The situation was familiar, but it wasn't the same. Ansem lacked the warmth and scowling grumpiness that Veld had owned, his personality rather cold and distant. If Vincent were to classify the feeling he received from Ansem as anything, it felt like a gun that was pointed at him, about to shoot him in the face. Cool, smooth, distant, yet deadly and with a dangerous allure that would have been easy to fall into for any person who didn't understand warnings.
He was not one of those people, but the feeling of deja vu was unsettling nonetheless. Coincidental, he reassured himself, and the dream about Tseng and Veld had only been that--a dream. Getting his hackles up because of a dream was ridiculous
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Ansem looked up from the book and nodded. He then motioned to the kitchenette with the same movement. "If you'd like some, there's also whiskey in the cabinet, I find they go well together."
He took a sip of the beverage then and went back to reading. Though he didn't offer anything else, he slid aside, so that he wasn't taking up the whole of the couch with his long legs. This was a familiar memory, and hopefully, it would do his work for him.
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Yes, small talk, perking curiosity. Ansem didn't expect Vincent to open up to him, but he would hope that the other man would offer something for him to work with.
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The situation was familiar, but it wasn't the same. Ansem lacked the warmth and scowling grumpiness that Veld had owned, his personality rather cold and distant. If Vincent were to classify the feeling he received from Ansem as anything, it felt like a gun that was pointed at him, about to shoot him in the face. Cool, smooth, distant, yet deadly and with a dangerous allure that would have been easy to fall into for any person who didn't understand warnings.
He was not one of those people, but the feeling of deja vu was unsettling nonetheless. Coincidental, he reassured himself, and the dream about Tseng and Veld had only been that--a dream. Getting his hackles up because of a dream was ridiculous ( ... )
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