Who: Cidolfus Telamon & Benedikta Harman. Status: Closed. Where: Around places. What: Cid and Benedikta follow a lead and sneak into a fancy holiday party. Event stuff TBA. Warnings: it's them, what do you want from me
[He had looked over when he heard the lock, but was a little surprised when she suddenly shoved him in before he could register much else. But he finds himself looking around the room for a moment before he turns to look back at her amused.]
Truly, how could one resist those charms? Especially when you just tickle them?
[She definitely does not miss the path his eyes take, and it only makes her preen all the more. Even in the dark, she so does love when he looks at her like that.]
[She's careful not to let her laugh echo too much, lest someone on the other side of the door hear them. The heron could be back and looking for her, after all. At least she thought to lock the door from the inside.]
I don't know, I quite like seeing you fight in my honour. That would be quite the battle to see...
[Even though she's looking away, she'll feel that familiar trickle of levin suddenly run up her hip where his hands still remain before he steps back.]
But that won't be until after we're through, so sooner we find what we need, the better.
[She sighs against the heat of that levin when it somehow finds a way through her dress to dance over her skin.]
You play a dangerous game, Cidolfus.
[A flicker of want shadows her gaze as she watches him step away from her, and her fingers twitch with the urge to pull him back again, but he is right. They have other things that they need to do first, and this seems as good a place to start as any.]
It would be helpful if we knew what exactly it is we needed. "Anything" makes it a difficult thing to find.
[He just gives her a knowing smirk before stepping further into the room, glancing around.]
At first I thought it might be a library but there's a desk over there... If it's an office, there may be some documents about our generous host's business. List of associates, perhaps?
[Her disinterest in the business side of things earns him a low hum as she idly flips through the things on his desk, but she lifts her eyes, perking up, at the mention of the relics and magic.]
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Truly, how could one resist those charms? Especially when you just tickle them?
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[She leans against the door, hooking the ring of keys around her finger, and in the dim light, he'll see her lips and a brow both quirk.]
I was not expecting it to be that easy.
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Perhaps I should have had you go for that cat.
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[She brushes her lips against his for a moment before she pulls back.]
You are not jealous, are you?
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[Psssssssh, please.
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Now what do you mean "feathers"?
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That is precisely what I mean. I think he was convinced that he would have the honour of seeing them. If only he'd brought me my napkins quicker.
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There's just a low raise of his brows as he looks down at her.]
And if he had he would have been sorely disappointed.
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What is that supposed to mean? Disappointed in my feathers?
[She knows that's probably not what he meant, but if he would like to remind her, she would not be upset about it—]
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No...
[And yes, his eyes do rove down towards her cleavage before he smirks and looks back up at her.]
Only that it wouldn't be your feathers he sees.
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And will it be thanks to you?
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I don't know, I quite like seeing you fight in my honour. That would be quite the battle to see...
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Battle? I'd fry that bird for dinner before he'd have a chance.
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[She clicks her tongue at him and impatiently looks past him into the room beyond with a pretend sulk.]
You are no fun.
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I thought you would have enjoyed that.
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I never said I wouldn't. But at least have the courtesy to de-feather the bird before you cook it.
[Her eyes shine with amusement as she moves them further into the room together and away from the door. She leans in to kiss him on the way.]
So you are jealous...
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Jealous? Hah. I just thought your little performance amusing, tis all.
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My amusing performance that got us the keys. I think I should be justly rewarded for that.
[Her fingers slide up the back of his neck, and she kisses him again, this time with a little more fervor behind it—]
I like it when you get a little jealous.
[—before she's tipping her head away to look at the room.]
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You'll be rewarded in due time.
[Even though she's looking away, she'll feel that familiar trickle of levin suddenly run up her hip where his hands still remain before he steps back.]
But that won't be until after we're through, so sooner we find what we need, the better.
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You play a dangerous game, Cidolfus.
[A flicker of want shadows her gaze as she watches him step away from her, and her fingers twitch with the urge to pull him back again, but he is right. They have other things that they need to do first, and this seems as good a place to start as any.]
It would be helpful if we knew what exactly it is we needed. "Anything" makes it a difficult thing to find.
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At first I thought it might be a library but there's a desk over there... If it's an office, there may be some documents about our generous host's business. List of associates, perhaps?
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[She watches him for a moment longer before she moves to the desk.]
Or just very good at whatever it is he does...?
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[As he passes by the shelves, glancing at the titles out of idle curiosity, he pauses when he notices a trend.]
And our host seems to be rather interested in magic. The shelves are full of books about different theories and such. Relics and artifacts, too.
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Oh?
[Coming around the desk closer to him.]
Anything that might be of use to us?
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[He idly pulls one out to flip through before placing it back.]
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