Octavia Blake (
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Lucifer's Mansion, Friday Evening
A lot could happen in a week. Like Octavia doing a 180 on what she considered an appropriate venue for her and Duke's inaugural date night. Not that they hadn't had date nights before (although ones Octavia had probably refused to call that, with her own internal rules about language), but there were date nights, and there were date nights.
There were random events, and there were the beginnings of traditions.
(Hopeful ones, anyway.)
So there Octavia was, already at the house. She'd thought about cooking something herself, maybe paella like Lucifer had taught her to make once, but had ultimately decided against it. This all felt new enough as it was, without adding the unknown factor of her cooking into it.
The trusty Thai she'd ordered had arrived a moment or two ago, and was now sitting on the coffee table in the living room.
Now all she needed was her date.
[ooc: For that guy. No, not that one, the other one.]
There were random events, and there were the beginnings of traditions.
(Hopeful ones, anyway.)
So there Octavia was, already at the house. She'd thought about cooking something herself, maybe paella like Lucifer had taught her to make once, but had ultimately decided against it. This all felt new enough as it was, without adding the unknown factor of her cooking into it.
The trusty Thai she'd ordered had arrived a moment or two ago, and was now sitting on the coffee table in the living room.
Now all she needed was her date.
[ooc: For that guy. No, not that one, the other one.]
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Also she was not going to be touching any flowers on the bouquet directly, if at all. Sure, they were cut flowers, and she was fine touching fruit, so it should probably work the same... But she was taking no chances.
Hence why she reached out to take the bottle and the pineapple off Duke's hands, instead. "I don't know where Lucifer keeps the vases." Yes, shocking that Octavia would never really have given him reason to show her.
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"Chof," Octavia replied. "I'll get the food out?"
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She set the pineapple and the cider down on the coffee table, and got to unpacking the containers of
moddable because I'm tiredmains and sides from the bag they'd been delivered in. She'd also had the forethought to grab some plates, silverware and two glasses from the kitchen, earlier.no subject
"I love the smell of Thai," he said. "It just . . . smells like home, you know?"
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She probably should've been able to tell what he was saying, huh.
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"I didn't know that."
The second part. She knew the first part, obviously: it was why it had been her safe bet.
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“Now you do. Fruit-sweet and full of heat. Ai gona.”
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"Yu gona," she agreed softly. Laying claim had become... kind of a theme, in the last week.
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"At some point I promise to stop talking about how much I missed this."
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"I don't know if I can fault you," she said.
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She wasn't going to point out to him how little say either of them had had on the physical side in particular. They both knew, anyway.
"I'm happy just to have some time with you, sometimes."
... Did that sound like she would be content with very little? Maybe she was. There had been even less.
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"You deserve more," he said. "You always have."
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She always had.
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"You're always worth it," she murmured. She just had to get that out there.
(She'd find another topic soon, probably.)
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"I'm not so sure," he admitted. "But I'm glad you're sticking with me anyway."
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Her hand rubbed his side.
"Yu laik ai snogon."
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Just part of what he found so incredible about her.
He hummed softly, breathing her in, then slowly sat upright again.
"Food's going to get cold."
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Maybe it wasn't at the top of her priorities right now. Weirdly.
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