MaryGold
terrified to be known, desperate to be understood
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SIMON SCOTT
VAMPIR/MAGI
LOCATION | INTERACTION | MENTIONS
"I don't think I could pull it off as well. What do you -"
No, Cian is what makes it pretty.
There was no other answer he could give. Without a moment's thought, the answer came to him regardless of it being Alois's exact goal. Simon may have been ridiculously biased, but say he didn't have strong affections for the blond,his answer still would have been the same. It was more than just the eyeshadow, it was how he carried himself that made the look that much more attractive. He was attractive. And he was very aware of it, though he acted as if he didn't when Simon ever tried to make a pass. Was he oblivious or was he doing it on purpose?
Again, even as he opened his mouth to speak, to give a response to his friend's question and golden opportunity, Cian spoke. Successfully seizing the moment and shifting the topic effortlessly. With years of not only working in customer services but navigating through women and men alike, it must have been a breeze for him. Moving on without a hitch.
Simon pinched his lips and glanced at Alois, looking for a possible response on what to do next. He had been so easily blocked by the man he was trying to get to if only for a little. It was frustrating. Disheartening. Almost. Simon was a persistent bastard if nothing else. And he would make the most of it. Of course, that resolve he mustered up nearly had been forgotten when stepped out from behind the counter and reached around him.
Swallowing hard, Simon used the long sleeve of his shirt to wipe beads of water ready to fall into his eyes. To distract himself with minuscule things like that over seemed to help just a tad more rather than the way his heart had skipped a beat stupidly, and the disappointment from the earlier comment. He wasn't naive, God no, he had experienced too much to be that, just hopeful. Not that that hope always got him places.
Simon shuffled backward, slowly and thoughtfully, until his back was pressed gently against the shelf and his body besides Cian's. Tilting his chin up slightly, peering at him through thick eyelashes, he studied his face for a moment. The action wasn't necessary, he knew Cian's face, known it for years now. "The eyeshadow really makes the color of your eyes shine," he said through a small smile, gesturing to his own mismatched eyes. Cian's were blue, though, a very pretty blue. Ocean blue? Funny how he had known him for so long, and he still couldn't name the exact shade of your eyes. "So, it's not a fair ask."
A belated response, but a response nonetheless. "Now that that's been addressed," Simon reached for the candlestick in the other man's hand. They were going to have an endless supply of these wax sticks in no time. He would eventually need to change his excuse. His fingers brushed against his skin as he grabbed a hold of the item. His hands were warm ...
"And this sounds great." He sniffed the hard object and immediately pulled it away from under his nose. "What is this?" Yes, he studied, but that didn't mean he knew everything revolving the subject of magic. Like the type of candles by smell alone. Simon had a more sensitive nose than usual thanks to his vampiric heritage. "That's not lavender ..."
Simon looked up at Alois. "What do you think of this, Al? I don't think Acantha would care either way." Waving the option in front of him. He was putting more thought into this when it was only a cover. Smalltalk would suffice for but a moment.
No, Cian is what makes it pretty.
There was no other answer he could give. Without a moment's thought, the answer came to him regardless of it being Alois's exact goal. Simon may have been ridiculously biased, but say he didn't have strong affections for the blond,his answer still would have been the same. It was more than just the eyeshadow, it was how he carried himself that made the look that much more attractive. He was attractive. And he was very aware of it, though he acted as if he didn't when Simon ever tried to make a pass. Was he oblivious or was he doing it on purpose?
Again, even as he opened his mouth to speak, to give a response to his friend's question and golden opportunity, Cian spoke. Successfully seizing the moment and shifting the topic effortlessly. With years of not only working in customer services but navigating through women and men alike, it must have been a breeze for him. Moving on without a hitch.
Simon pinched his lips and glanced at Alois, looking for a possible response on what to do next. He had been so easily blocked by the man he was trying to get to if only for a little. It was frustrating. Disheartening. Almost. Simon was a persistent bastard if nothing else. And he would make the most of it. Of course, that resolve he mustered up nearly had been forgotten when stepped out from behind the counter and reached around him.
Swallowing hard, Simon used the long sleeve of his shirt to wipe beads of water ready to fall into his eyes. To distract himself with minuscule things like that over seemed to help just a tad more rather than the way his heart had skipped a beat stupidly, and the disappointment from the earlier comment. He wasn't naive, God no, he had experienced too much to be that, just hopeful. Not that that hope always got him places.
Simon shuffled backward, slowly and thoughtfully, until his back was pressed gently against the shelf and his body besides Cian's. Tilting his chin up slightly, peering at him through thick eyelashes, he studied his face for a moment. The action wasn't necessary, he knew Cian's face, known it for years now. "The eyeshadow really makes the color of your eyes shine," he said through a small smile, gesturing to his own mismatched eyes. Cian's were blue, though, a very pretty blue. Ocean blue? Funny how he had known him for so long, and he still couldn't name the exact shade of your eyes. "So, it's not a fair ask."
A belated response, but a response nonetheless. "Now that that's been addressed," Simon reached for the candlestick in the other man's hand. They were going to have an endless supply of these wax sticks in no time. He would eventually need to change his excuse. His fingers brushed against his skin as he grabbed a hold of the item. His hands were warm ...
"And this sounds great." He sniffed the hard object and immediately pulled it away from under his nose. "What is this?" Yes, he studied, but that didn't mean he knew everything revolving the subject of magic. Like the type of candles by smell alone. Simon had a more sensitive nose than usual thanks to his vampiric heritage. "That's not lavender ..."
Simon looked up at Alois. "What do you think of this, Al? I don't think Acantha would care either way." Waving the option in front of him. He was putting more thought into this when it was only a cover. Smalltalk would suffice for but a moment.
「 @wren. 」