Library [03, 20]

[furnaceface]

Things had been... quiet, this week. Which certainly seemed like a nice change of pace, so far as Jonothon was concerned. And he really didn't seem to be in any hurry to change that fact, deciding to take things easy today in the library, re-shelving books and dusting.

Now, if only the books would stop un-shelving themselves every time he turned his back to dust.

Ah, the best laid plans of mice and mutants...

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Re: Talk to Jono

[furnaceface]

Well, there had only been one Trigon.

But since then they'd also gotten a better idea as to what they were capable of, as well. Maybe that made all the difference? They could hope.

//Then I won't be, either.//

What was there to be afraid of? A little envy? Lust? If nothing else, he was practically immune to the most obvious sort of gluttony, so that helped, somewhat...

It would work out.

Re: Talk to Jono

[trigons_child]

"There are much more pleasant things to think of," Raven agreed. "Like the music you will share with me Tuesday night."

And what she had planned for afterward. If she didn't lose her nerve.

Re: Talk to Jono

[furnaceface]

After a Bush concert, soaking in the grindy emotional feedback of several hundred post-grunge enthusiasts, Jono would be stunned if Raven managed to lose her nerve. Stunned!

//Just like that,// Jono agreed. And then, another wisp of a daydreamed kiss, brushing her cheek. //We'll have to make it good, luv. I'd like an excuse to do it with you again, if it does go well.//

Re: Talk to Jono

[trigons_child]

The concert or the night after, Jono?

"You do not need an excuse," she said affectionately. "You know I enjoy spending time with you. But music is as good a reason as any, for I have learned to enjoy it very much."

Re: Talk to Jono

[furnaceface]

Both! If the concert didn't go well, he'd have to pick Matchbox Twenty after all, the next time around.

//All th'better for spending more time together, then.//

He gave her another pleased look, before reaching to retrieve Dante from the shelf. And reaching. And groping at the shelf some more. And then glancing that way just in time to see it making a break for freedom past the books on do-it-yourself witchcraft.

Sigh, Fandom.

Re: Talk to Jono

[trigons_child]

Raven couldn't help but laugh a little. "Perhaps the books think we have read enough for now," she said. "Or that we should indulge in some lighter reading."

Hopefully any truly horrifying books about the Seven Deadly Sins would hide where they couldn't be found.