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we'll be counting stars
Who: Lucrezia and Cassandra, Lucrezia and Spike!
What: Finding lost dogs and making house calls nbd
When: December 2
Where: everywhere
Rating: PG for now!
Cassandra;
Spike
What: Finding lost dogs and making house calls nbd
When: December 2
Where: everywhere
Rating: PG for now!
Cassandra;
More than half the lavish parties thrown in Rome were probably hosted by her family. The church certainly has deep pockets, most of the time, even if sometimes her father digs too deep. So it's rare that she would miss any of the important festivities or feel the need to leave her house to attend the ones worth going to. Regret is an uncommon sentiment for her when it comes to parties, but she does regret not attending this Bathaus one when it could be a chance to mend old friendships (or just to get away).
It's good that the weather has turned rather cool, since Lucrezia doesn't know what dry ice is and how to properly transport a tub of ice cream. At least she knows to wrap it up in a scarf when she comes knocking, herself all bundled up in a coat as well. Here is hoping everyone is at home (minus Tim).
Spike
The dog was surprisingly well-behaved even if it did bark at the kittens once or twice. It even befriended the tiger, though whether that's to his credit or the tiger's is up for question. She has enough pets as it is, with the mansion quickly turning into a zoo without quick intervention, and Spike is a friend who seems ever in need of a friend, whether one that can talk or not.
But Lucrezia knows to greatly reward those who please her with their company, which is easier done in a magical castle that grants all wishes. So it's with a pretty pink pearl collar about his neck and a matching little velvet coat that she carries Ein back to his door, knocking just twice and hoping the master of the house is in.
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So Spike takes just a moment to put away what he was doing, then he rises to the door, opening it halfway to see the familiar face on the other side. He starts to say something in greeting, but once he sees what's in her arms, his mind goes blank.
The dog. He takes a step back, only finally remembering to look back at Lucrezia's face after a long moment of staring quizzically at Ein's. "--Hey."
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She tries to peer into his room and judge the state of it before looking back at him with a pleasant smile.
"He keeps asking for you so I finally relented."
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As if a dog could ask for someone.
"I'll bet." By now he's noticing the collar. What did you get into, Ein? He's almost embarrassed for him. "You wouldn't talk him into anything."
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Consider this a significant moment in which a Borgia kneels in front of you, Spike.
"He was envious of the kittens with their pearl necklaces."
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"Are you sure he's the same one?"
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"No other dog can be as charming, hm? But that is a question I should ask you."
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"It's hard to say. The person who would know isn't here anymore." A dog is a dog to Spike, obviously. She could have wished one up and he wouldn't have known the difference.
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"Who would know?" He was fishing for that question.
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"The dog's owner." Which isn't Spike, despite how circumstances turned out. The whole reason he looked at all was for the kid's sake. "That's probably why he keeps wandering off."
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"You are his owner now."
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"Did he scare the cats?" Eyes back to Lucrezia, this time catching the hint of amusement. To think she gave up such a tempting piece of blackmail.
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"We also have a tiger, as you should know." Ein didn't scare the kittens as much as the big cat might have frightened him a couple of times. "He is so well-mannered that I would keep him if I thought you would not miss him."
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"I think he would have been better off with the tiger." As if he could miss a dog. The worst decision Ein had made was choosing him as a roommate. Now that he knows he has the option of staying with someone who feeds him, there will be no living with him.
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*thought I'd...
I fudged it!
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And really, she isn't expecting any visitors and Steph and Tim never knock, so when she opens the door to find Lucrezia on the other side, genuine surprise quickly fades to an incredibly pleased smile. It's nice, having friends who come to see her. It's a new kind of thing, people seeking her out, and Cassandra really isn't sure if she'll ever get used to it. This feeling of belonging, being wanted, it's almost too good to be true.
Stepping back, she waves for Lucrezia to come inside, her smile never dimming.
"Come inside, it's warmer." And she can't help that her attention focuses on whatever it is Lucrezia's carrying. "Can put that down, too."
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Still she tries to hold that bundle away from her, just enough to she can throw an arm about Cass for a quick hug before stepping in and looking about. Probably for that pumpkin pie.
"Ice cream. I thought of donuts but Stephanie might be jealous."
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"Ice cream is good. Donuts can be... for when Stephanie's here, too. We can all share."
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She follows to the kitchen, setting the ice cream down and starting to unwrap it. It might be soft by now, but it shouldn't be completely liquid at least. "What about when Tim is here, what would he want?"
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"He likes healthy things, mostly." She says, with a bit of a pulled face. Silly Tim, doesn't appreciate sweets nearly enough. "Did introduce ice cream cake, though. And made the pies."
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"All things are good for health, especially ice cream and pies. Good for your bones," or something like that. More people die of plagues and childbirth that it would be silly to fret over calories and fat and cholesterol. The tub is big enough for a family, but she's dividing it just between the two of them. "Is there any pie left?"
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"Last one. It's chocolate," she says as she brings it over, setting it down for Lucrezia's approval. "We made some, for Thanksgiving. Some went missing, so... made more, after that."
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She giggles at Cass talking about missing pies. "I wonder who might be so cruel as to hide the pie."
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"Might have been me." It definitely was. "Figured, everyone should have pie... on this holiday. Since it's for... people who are close."
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"But I have not yet had pie," she pretends to frown too.
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"We can fix that." She holds the spoon up for Lucrezia now, offering her a bite of it.
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She returns the favor, taking that bite from the spoon as cleanly as she can. Wow. Chocolate. Wow. She chuckles after she swallows. "Now I feel terribly close to you."
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