37...41...43...47...
( Prime numbers have taken on an astonishing significance on this particular sunday. Furtive glances that quickly return to the book he's currently reading. )
#seductivesunday
(a bathrobe that is the wrong size ... a bit too short, a bit too tight ... leaves much to imagination yet nothing is exposed ---- and here, a writer who sheepishly laughs if off stating it was cheaper to buy. )
@commedidellarte " Just so you know, I've got it all. "
Another furtive glance, this time almost without realising it. The refuge offered by the book grows weaker with every passing second, temptation has decided to encroach on ππ€π§ππππππ£ territory, the realm of logic and numbers.
@commedidellarte ....I'm reading a really interesting book.
( So interesting, in fact, that he hadn't turned a page for about 15 minutes, just long enough for his attention to be drawn to something far MORE interesting. )
Ahem. I don't know what you're on about, I haven't said a word.
" Perhaps I should be the one asking the questions right now, don't you think? "
A truly serene gesture that observes the poet from the distance between them. Shades of purple that silently judge the vessel of an angel who had caused him to abandon his throne hours earlier.
@commedidellarte "In that case, I'll take your word for it."
Perhaps, for a while, he would be able to put aside that malice that was casting a dark shadow over his future plans.
@commedidellarte Resilience is one of the most highly valued virtues amongst all kinds of beings. It is not the one who moves the fastest who learns the most, but the one who knows how to adapt to every situation.
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@commedidellarte I see you're assuming that what we have has an official name.
( He hadn't actually spoken to Dante about it. It remained a conversation left undone, a subject the professor seemed to be avoiding at all costs. )
I still can't stand you.
Perhaps his judgement is clouded by⦠All the poetry he devours.
( But for a moment, Moriarty had hesitated. )
Art is abstract, it often tends to be subjective rather than empirical.
@commedidellarte 53.....59....6.....1.....
( He's doing his best NOT TO LOOK. Something that's almost impossible because it's right in his line of sight. Option B: hide behind the book. )
You're going to catch a chill if you don't put some clothes on.
@commedidellarte Our paths have already diverged once, what makes you think it won't happen again?
I've already reached out to him once and I'd do it again, butβ¦I don't know why I'm talking about this with you π’
@commedidellarte Perhaps. It's a strong and viable possibility, but even the slightest miscalculation could ruin everything. The Norns watch over his spirit and weave his fate, but is he really making the right decisions?
" Is that a promise? "
@commedidellarte It's still an argument riddled with ambiguity, Angel.
The present doesn't determine the future, it simply offers the possibility of holding on to what you have now⦠But there will always be that percentage of divergence that could make everything you have vanish.