I've
never really been one for weddings.
Despite that, if he cannot spare me the droning on of a haphazard Broadway rendition of
Les Misérables, why would I spare him the humiliation of attempted public speaking?
Sorry, brother dear. Perhaps next time.
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'Perhaps next time.' What do you mean? 'Perhaps next time there won't be an attempted murder'?
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You did perfectly fine without me though, now didn't you?
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The third chair cellist was flat the entire time, the singers followed. It was a nightmare.
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[smiiiiirk]
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I'm sure. And I'm certain everyone simply loved the speech.
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[only those that matter, obviously. involved? nah, not really. unfortunate, but fact - and it will be a very cold day in hell before he tells his brother anything of afterwords.]
I even stopped a murder from happening.
[ aren't i clever?]
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Isn't that interesting. [ monotonous? slightly? a bit perhaps. ] At John's wedding nonetheless. How exciting.
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By interesting you mean positively boring, and by John's wedding you're still accusing me of getting involved. I'm not. Involved. Mycroft.
[probably protesting too much but saying nothing is too rough of a confession.]
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[ Not every success hinges on your involvement, Mycroft. Besides, John likes to think he'd know it Sherlock was reading off lines from a speech someone else wrote him; it wouldn't have meant as much.
A little curious narrowing of eyes. ]
Are you actually one for anything involving happiness, Mycroft?
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[ a tight smile, and yes alright he knows but really, sherlock was expecting him to commandeer a private jet to attend? some things are better left alone. ]
I do, however, wish you and the lucky bride both a happy honeymoon. [ such as attending a wedding. he's not bothering to quite respond to the last bit, not properly in any case. ]
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[ A wry quirk of lips. ]
You could do a bit more than wish it.
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[ he sent a present what more do you want. social gatherings are not his forte. not when they involve people that he actually knows. ]
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Either way, Sherlock, the next time something comes up, I'll do my best.
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[ far more polite than directly acknowledging holmesian pettiness. ]
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Hardly sibling rivalry, I really did have important matters to attend to.
[ such as working on a more svelte figure. ]
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Too important to name, right? Think I would have been more surprised to see you turn up.
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Private government matters unfortunately. And I would have been terribly out of place at a wedding, truth be told.
I take it you attended, of course. Enjoyed the excitement?
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