Octavia Blake (
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Lucifer's Condo, LA, Wednesday
For all that Octavia, Duke and Lucifer were in Los Angeles under a looming sense of foreboding like time was about to run out, there also seemed to be nothing but time. Octavia was doing her best to adjust, to build new routines away from the island. Going back to the ship to take care of her plants, finding hiking trails she liked (whenever the weather didn't feel like it was out to kill her), trying to -- just trying to stay busy. Keep active.
But some days the body felt like it needed to rest. And sometimes Octavia even gave into that instead of pushing forward. Today was one of those, so she was reading a book in Lucifer's living room, her back against the floor and her feet up on the couch.
Well, she was pretending to read, anyway.
See, there were downsides to letting herself be still - like how much louder it made all kinds of thoughts she'd been ignoring and repressing and holding back. Thoughts about things like Heaven, and Hell, and how it was July 2nd again and she didn't even know if Bellamy was alive like her or dead like their mother.
(Where was their mother?)
There was a certain kind of loneliness that didn't touch her often, but when it did, it hurt.
But at least she was holding her book the correct way up?
[ooc: NFB for distance, but open for all the usual.]
But some days the body felt like it needed to rest. And sometimes Octavia even gave into that instead of pushing forward. Today was one of those, so she was reading a book in Lucifer's living room, her back against the floor and her feet up on the couch.
Well, she was pretending to read, anyway.
See, there were downsides to letting herself be still - like how much louder it made all kinds of thoughts she'd been ignoring and repressing and holding back. Thoughts about things like Heaven, and Hell, and how it was July 2nd again and she didn't even know if Bellamy was alive like her or dead like their mother.
(Where was their mother?)
There was a certain kind of loneliness that didn't touch her often, but when it did, it hurt.
But at least she was holding her book the correct way up?
[ooc: NFB for distance, but open for all the usual.]
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The last thing he remembered drawing was a little Taco Tuesday sign for Luke’s, sometime after he first took it over.
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They weren't even being showed off, but she was working from an extremely vague understanding of the word.
(But Lucifer was chasing thing after thing around Los Angeles, and they were developing hobbies.)
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Which was zero percent older. They looked fairly well-matched, age-wise, right now.
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She looked over at him, with a wry look in her eyes. "So... Housewives, huh?'
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He was kind of enjoying referring to himself this way.
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But seeing him find something to amuse him in it... Well, that always a welcome experience to her.
"I guess my job is kind of on hold."
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Because she could.
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But she was giving his hand a squeeze almost without noticing that she was. Because he was laughing, and there were few sounds better than that in the whole wide multiverse.
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"A much less nice version of me."
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"Nahhhhh," he said after a while. "You'd be nice."
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