Library, Friday

[crimson_sister]

Yesterday had been disturbing. That was all Lucille was going to say on the matter, and she was going to support any research done into what was happening.

The library was open, and even though drinks were generally forbidden here, tea was being offered.

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Re: Talk to Lucille

[crimson_sister]

That gave him an unusually wide smile in return and the look in her eyes was almost mischievous. "Didn't you show me before that there are ways to use your mouth..." She didn't think she needed to finish that sentence. It was quite improper anyway, and they were in a library!

Re: Talk to Lucille

[vrajna_kralis]

That was going to stop Hyacinthe not at all.

"I did," he said, eyes going dark while a smile tugged at his lips. "Though I don't believe I've educated you as thoroughly as 'tis warranted. We should amend that oversight sometime." He stepped closer to her. "Though, I warn you, 'tis a subject of much...depth. And my people are most diligent scholars upon the matter."

This was entirely true and considerable understatement.

Re: Talk to Lucille

[crimson_sister]

"That is something to look forward to. It was quite enjoyable the last time you showed me some examples." That was an understatement too.

Re: Talk to Lucille

[vrajna_kralis]

"Only quite enjoyable?" Hyacinthe asked with a wink so she'd know he was teasing. "How dreadful. I must, as I've heard it said here, up my game."

Re: Talk to Lucille

[crimson_sister]

"You are welcome to," Lucille replied. "I recall you once mentioned bathtubs too." Was she being too demanding now?

Re: Talk to Lucille

[vrajna_kralis]

She was welcome to be as demanding as she liked, especially in this arena. "I did," he said, nodding sagely. "Picture it. A bathtub filled with hot water, jasmine petals, and fragrant oils. Leaning against a strong chest while fingers run through your hair and down the rest of you, cleaning every inch..."

Before getting her dirty all over again. But he thought she might get flustered did he say that aloud and so simply implied it. Heavily.

Re: Talk to Lucille

[crimson_sister]

Lucille's imagination could fill in all the details, and now she actually blushed. "It is a very pretty picture."

Re: Talk to Lucille

[vrajna_kralis]

"And you're very pretty, too," Hyacinthe said, reaching out to tweak a lock of Lucille's hair. "I need to make sure my imagination is worthy of you."

Re: Talk to Lucille

[crimson_sister]

"I have a lot of confidence in your imagination," Lucille said, glancing down at his hand with a smile. This was true, at least when it came to the kind of things they were discussing.

Re: Talk to Lucille

[vrajna_kralis]

"And I in your sense of adventure," Hyacinthe said, that hand migrating over to cup her cheek. "Thus far, both have served me well."

Re: Talk to Lucille

[crimson_sister]

Lucille leaned into his hand while throwing a quick glance towards the table where the others were seated. They weren't looking, were they? Having assured herself that they weren't, she smiled at Hyacinthe.

"And if I have my own ideas for adventures?"

There were books in the library that offered ideas after all.

Re: Talk to Lucille

[vrajna_kralis]

"Then you'll find me even more intrigued," Hyacinthe assured her. "I look forward to seeing what your imagination can get up to."

Re: Talk to Lucille

[crimson_sister]

"When this is over, then." She said 'when', not 'if', and not only because of these plans they were making.