Misa Almassy aka Lilith (
the_gardens_apple) wrote in
dear_mun2012-09-23 11:11 am
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My dear, you've been my voice for several years now. I do not understand how this is different.
Your weekend with your friend was certainly entertaining, despite the circumstances surrounding it.
Take your time and breathe, young one.
Although, I must admit the title is amusing. Michael will no doubt be irritated and my husband, Lucifer, will be laughing about it. What Raphael and Gabriel do will be interesting to see.
Now, as you have football today, and I have several Incubi and Succubi that require my personal attention, not to mention my sons needing me to do various things - and no doubt Lucifer will be called out to the office as well - and the vineyard needing me to actually be the business woman I pretend to be, I would suggest that you leave this be and return to your assigned tasks today.
I know, you are bothered by more than you allow out, but... well, that is the way with all, isn't it?
Wait, what's a 'Sterek'?
... Never mind. Pay attention to your work, writer, and not to the shiny new thing to have tickled your fancy. Now, to work for both of us.
Your weekend with your friend was certainly entertaining, despite the circumstances surrounding it.
Take your time and breathe, young one.
Although, I must admit the title is amusing. Michael will no doubt be irritated and my husband, Lucifer, will be laughing about it. What Raphael and Gabriel do will be interesting to see.
Now, as you have football today, and I have several Incubi and Succubi that require my personal attention, not to mention my sons needing me to do various things - and no doubt Lucifer will be called out to the office as well - and the vineyard needing me to actually be the business woman I pretend to be, I would suggest that you leave this be and return to your assigned tasks today.
I know, you are bothered by more than you allow out, but... well, that is the way with all, isn't it?
Wait, what's a 'Sterek'?
... Never mind. Pay attention to your work, writer, and not to the shiny new thing to have tickled your fancy. Now, to work for both of us.

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My name is Misa. It is nice to meet you.
[She leaves the age thing alone because, well, no she's older but it's nice to be thought of as younger.]
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[It's almost - almost - hesitant. Drawing attention is generally a bad thing, but Max has learned it's generally male attention he needs to avoid.]
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Mine does not seem particularly vindictive.
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Do they have to?
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[Not even from foresight, just from knowledge of life.
She tilts her head at him, studying silently for a moment. Then, suddenly, there are two apples in her hands. She offers him one.]
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[Though he's not sure he trusts that.
His eyes flick from her hands to her face. Neither trusting nor distrusting, but searching.]
For what?
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[She takes a bite of her apple. Apples are the one food she can conjure on command without thought. A long ago joke that still amuses her from time to time.]
I'm Misa Almassy.
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Max Eisenhardt.
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It's nice to meet you, Max. Would you care for more?
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What do you have?
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Apples are the only thing I can conjure.
[She doesn't explain the word, expecting him to know it.]
Anything else I'd have to cook. Or go find.
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I don't want to be any trouble.
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It won't be any trouble. Just a moment.
[Misa disappears with a rustle and then comes back, carrying a plate of sandwiches - turkey and cheese on rye - and a few fruits. Including pomegranates.]
We were in luck. The pomegranates were ripe at home.
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What are pomegranates?
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These are. They're a fruit that I like. Take your knife and cut them in half. You eat the seeds inside.
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Um..
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Instead, she reaches down to her boot and pulls out a small knife, making sure he can see it. She takes another fruit and carefully cuts off one end, then scores the skin into quarters. Putting the knife on the ground, she sets the fruit on the plate and breaks it apart.
Then, she hands him a damp towel.]
Apologies. I forget, sometimes, not everyone knows how to eat them.
[She takes a few seeds and pops them into her mouth.]
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Never seen one before.
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No, I don't suppose you would have.
Do you like them?
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I don't know?
[They were tart but anything tasted good.]
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There's far more here than I can eat, Max. Help yourself.
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Thank you.