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@diverse-hearts-ocs Asked: All That Rage Is Bad For Your Complexion. - Mordred / Mikhail

κ°ΰΎΰ½² β§ β @diverse-hearts-ocs asked: all that rage is bad for your complexion. - Mordred / Mikhail
β³ -: ΛΚ ( Unprompted. ) ΙΛ :-


β§βΛ β κ°ΰ§§ α― βγ €ΛΛΛγ €βγ €Isn't that sort of a WEIRD THING to say to a child ?γ €β
ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €π΅ππ ππππ ππ ππππππππ πππ ππππππ. Adults were strange and complicated creatures that quite frankly, he didn't trust ONE BIT. Something like one's complexion tooγ €βγ €wasn't that something only the PARISIAN NOBLEWOMEN cared about ?
ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €βγ €I think a more APPROPRIATE response would be to ask a child WHY they are upset, don't you think ? γ €β

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β§βΛ β κ°ΰ§§ α― βγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €βγ €ππππ, πππππ πππ ππ ππππ πππ he was getting out of this one. Too bad she wasn't a VAMPIRE or something that he could have just easily ' convinced ' her with his book. He would have felt bad about it anyway. He certainly did after he had used the book to manipulate Mademoiselle Domi.
ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €A glance was directed towards the small flock of butterflies lingering over the doors. Geez, she REALLY didn't want him leaving.

ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €βγ €You didn't HAVE to lock the door, Mademoiselle !γ €β
ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €The boy says with a pout on his face. But at least it looked like he had FINALLY surrendered to the woman. Hopefully there wouldn't be any unintended consequences. After all, his ' guardian ' wasn't the most welcoming person.
ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €βγ €Okay, fine. I guess if you're NOT going to let me out otherwise, I guess I'll let you walk me back !γ €β
ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €Next time, he was definitely going to THINK TWICE about walking into businesses !


He was certainly right she wouldn't take that excuse involving his dog either. Rather his explanation was met with a slight raise of her eyebrows and light flick of her tail. Even if he could rely on his dog, she really didn't want to be so irresponsible as she was taking whomever was supposed to be caring for him was.

"Well, despite my near equally short legs to yours I can happily walk quite far. And now knowing you get tired easily I couldn't possibly let you go home alone. Even with EtoilΓ© being about to carry you." Charlotte was doing her best not to overstep too hard on scolding him, though she did wave her hand lightly in emphasis to her words, "So, I really must insist that I escort you back if you're rather far from home. Now no more little excuses, please."
She really wasn't going to let him give her too many more excuses, as she sent out a few other butterflies behind her to speed up locking up the shop. It rubbed her the wrong way to be irresponsible about him, and she wanted to better gauge the actual safety of the town. Escorting him was just not something she was going to be talked out of.


The Watchmaker's Nameless' Legacy

Barque Vent Large (ship from diagonally in front) page 3 in Livre IX, Diverses Manoeuvres de Barques et Batteaux, by Ozanne, Pierre (1737-1813)

In to the fog. Master and commander: The far side of the world ,2003.

β§βΛ β κ°ΰ§§ α― βγ €ΛΛΛγ €' π»πππππ ππππ ππ πππππππ 'γ €βγ €sometimes his older colleagues and ESPECIALLY Gallagher would scold him for not taking better care of himself. It seemed like Mister Sunday wasn't any different from them. Butγ €βγ €he was definitely taking care of himself ! Never mind the fact he usually found himself shoving his breakfast down to get to work on time, always sleepy and taking on far more work than what was appropriate for a child just to make certain EVERYTHING was perfectγ €βγ €but it was FINE !

ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €βγ €Oh, I PROMISE I'm fine, Mister Sunday ! I always feel great when I work at the Reverie !γ €β
ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €Stillγ €βγ €couldn't the same apply to Mister Sunday ? Maybe if HE took breaks more often, he would be a bit more relaxed and less intimidating. After all, he was certain that being in The Family was much more difficult than being an ordinary bellboy.
ΛΚ βΎ ΙΛγ €ΛΛΛγ €γ €βγ €I think you should take it easy as well, Mister Sunday ! Isn't being with The Family rather difficult ?γ €β

while there was many perks that came with being in the highest position of power, there was also many things that came at a great cost. he was thankful to be loved by the citizens of penacony, truly, but he also wished that people also didn't immediately change their disposition just because they were in his vicinity. sunday couldn't hold that against misha though, he was only a child. the halovian's smile warms as the bellboy calms to a standard professional attitude, comforted by it.

β i'm happy to hear that things have been operating smoothly on your end. your hard work and dedication is most appreciated. β on the topic of improvements, his smile turns a tad wry. while it didn't fall under his specific jurisdiction, there was always improvements to be made in all aspects of penacony. were he to list them all, they'd be here all day.
β besides making sure everything is well stocked in the rooms and the staff oblige guests to the best of their abilities, i don't think there's any drastic improvements to be made. about your own performance, there really much to comment on either. though do make sure that you're taking adequate care of yourself. β