Never liked this tradition. I mean, I'd rather not take orders from a plant. Seriously, just...
[ - annnnd, some subsequent mumbling, as well as the words - you know it's a parasite are articulately audible but not much else before the device turns off. ]
[ ooc/accosting reference: Arthur today will have been in order - getting coffee,
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Claire looks up, caught on the edge of an apologetic laugh, pushing her hair behind her ear as she says:]
God, I'm sorry - come on, Muggles, don't - he's not going to ( ... )
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Good to know though. Not big on cannibalism - dogs or otherwise.
[ Things seem to have settled down when one of the nearby shops opens its door and the burst of warm air funneling out carries with it the distinct beckoning smell of food - stew maybe, something savory. Whatever it is gets Pancake's attention and he bounds for it, sort of barreling into the other dog as he does so, which means their leashes tangle and it ends up being all of them briefly tugged along toward that shop. ]
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Oh look, there is Arthur.]
Hey. Don't you keep on workin' too hard.
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[ No more, no less.
It's not a lie, in this case. Where his usual job is concerned it is, prone to workaholic syndrome in his element but this is just to hold him over as long as he's here. It's easier to take it at a more casual stride.
He tilts his head. ] Done for the day?
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God call, good call.
[He is fumbling for his cigarettes. Wait. That's right. He ran out.]
Yep. And not an incident to speak of.
[One more check. Maybe Arthur has some. Larry doesn't notice the leafy greens above them.]
Say, you got any gum?
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[ A properly overturned curse-heist involving a man with hornets coming out of his hand, no less, Arthur can't decide if he'd rather forget it or not. Still, he shakes his head, apology on the tip of his tongue. Arthur carries neither gum nor cigarettes - the latter of which he could guess White might be interested in as well. Instead of actually saying sorry though, Arthur reaches to curl his fingers at the back of White's neck. That's the only so-called warning before curse impetus has him slotting their mouths together.
At least there aren't any fangs involved this time. ]
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It's not a problem.
[He looks over Arthur's outfit and is about to comment when he feels himself tugged into Arthur's space, his hips slotting against the taller man's, and his mouth coming up to greet Arthur's in a kiss]
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Almost, and of course he would have to run into just one more person on his path. Just his luck.
He sets his jaw for a moment, preemptively steeling himself against the inevitable curse, and gives Arthur a small nod.] Good afternoon.
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But as Arthur knows that's not what he calls himself, so he nods with similar curtness. ] Mister [ Fischer. ] Leon. [ He pauses. ] Didn't see you there. Sorry, [ he says and it's polite, almost neutral.
The mistletoe crawling to life overhead is, decidedly less so. ]
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[And then he's glancing for an exit, some way around him in the least awkward manner possible, though it doesn't immediately come - and so of course he doesn't notice the mistletoe overhead.]
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And Arthur does, remarkably glad for his rejection of possible mental repercussions, since he's not sure what making out with your ex-mark's much warped projection means (that's all Raymond is to him so far, all Arthur can conceive of him being) and he's not sure he wants to know. He's busy angling their mouths harder together as it is.
Thoughts on ramifications can come later. They always do. ]
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