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fandomhighdorms2008-09-02 12:25 pm
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Third Floor Commonroom - Tuesday, afternoon - 9/02
The fact that he was in the kitchen probably surprised no one, but what he was doing probably looked a little funny. The candy thermometer, the multiple pots, all the cleaning...
Summer ice was not an easy thing to make. He still had a few faint lines on his arms from when he'd first tried to make it after Sarima's sisters had been taken.
That said, the scent of rosewater and lemon and sugar was high on the air and everything was going smoothly. He already had his first batch on the counter, the second in the fridge and the last he was just finishing up.
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Summer ice was not an easy thing to make. He still had a few faint lines on his arms from when he'd first tried to make it after Sarima's sisters had been taken.
That said, the scent of rosewater and lemon and sugar was high on the air and everything was going smoothly. He already had his first batch on the counter, the second in the fridge and the last he was just finishing up.
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Wait, she'd said something.
"Hmm? Oh. Thank you. It never listens."
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He meant to say something clever, or perhaps just agree with her, but it came out more of a happy sigh.
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The likelihood of him pulling back was very low. Falling over from tripping on his own feet since he couldn't be bothered to keep track of them at the moment?
Eminently probable. He was only lucky that there was a counter.
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And he didn't say anything, because he didn't want to wreck things, even if he didn't understand how she could say it. Some things, he'd learned, you weren't supposed to understand.
He was careful and put his elbow on the counter now before curving it, should she want to, well, erm, it wasn't quite a hug, but it was some manner of cuddle.
As he did, he attempted speech. Somewhat blissed out of his usual patterns, what he said was a bit odd.
"Thank you."
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"This is rather an awkward place for this sort of thing. I hope you don't mind."
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"Not terribly. Though somewhat public."
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"Oh, don't tempt me."
And then he blinked as he realized how she might take that and hoped he hadn't insulted her.
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Dizzy. He was definitely dizzy. Warm and bright and swimming, just a little.
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He pulled back only so much as required.
"That was... surprising. And wonderful."
As romantic lines went, it wasn't much of a winner, but his head was still swimming and he was doing everything he could to block out the rest of the signals he was getting from his senses. How warm she felt, the weight of her against his arm, her hand still in his hair, the scent of her so close; even the touch of her shadow over him from the light seemed to hold a presence, something tangible.
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Surprising. Wonderful. Amber squeed a little inside. She gave one last sweep through his hair before she dragged her fingers down his cheek and away, to finally fall in her lap.
"It was wonderful. Thank you."
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"Thank you as well."
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"You taste of summer ice," he said intelligently. His cheeks went red.
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