from here.
She isn’t His Consigliere. He isn’t her Soldier. But when it’s time to run, it’s Time to Run, and it doesn’t always get to be Clean and Simple as would be Convenient.
There will be time to sort themselves out properly. Until then, well, at least the di Spade and the Coppe families are more Allied than not these days. It means driving just a Hair above the speed limit down a dark country road with her in his car isn’t a Problem.
Just not the Most Convenient.
“I’m sure we’ll be there soon, Miss.”
Somewhere Safe. Relatively, at any rate.
She isn’t His Consigliere. He isn’t her Soldier. But when it’s time to run, it’s Time to Run, and it doesn’t always get to be Clean and Simple as would be Convenient.
There will be time to sort themselves out properly. Until then, well, at least the di Spade and the Coppe families are more Allied than not these days. It means driving just a Hair above the speed limit down a dark country road with her in his car isn’t a Problem.
Just not the Most Convenient.
“I’m sure we’ll be there soon, Miss.”
Somewhere Safe. Relatively, at any rate.
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"...quite, Miss."
So he does what he would do with Julien. He reaches for her cigarette to flick away, pulls out his own pack to offer her a fresh one. It's a Small thing, perhaps, but it's an act of Care. Of Normalcy between people of their respective ranks.
"Whenever you're ready to rest, Miss, I'll see to your clothes."
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Her eyebrows shoot up when he offers her his pack. She slowly takes out a cigarette, twirling it between her fingers to feel the weight before lighting it. It smells normal. Feels normal. Brings the familiar taste to the back of her throat, nothing more than the usual calm to her mind.
"I'm starving," she says quietly. "I'd like... some food, first. Before I change."
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It's good she takes the Cigarette. Trusts it enough to take the first Drag. It's the beginning of the Trust they're going to need until they can come out the other side of this.
"Shall I show you the kitchen or make it myself, Miss?"
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"... what should I call you? Unless- you'd prefer Sir?"
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"Everyone calls me 'Chives,' Miss."
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Because she can do a sandwich. Or, well. Putting spread on bread. That counts, right?
He's probably going to cringe.
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Because really.
She said she was hungry. She ought to make an Actual Sandwich.
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"... I'm fine, Chives."
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"...that can't be enough, Miss."
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That.
That's going to make their time together Tricky.
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She hesitates, then lets her shoulders slump. "Although I suppose-- one tomato can't hurt."
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"If it's any cold comfort, Miss, that's far from our style."
The di Spade were much, much better known for stabbing people from the front.
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The Panic would have been a perfect time to blame the police for any of their usual, Overt sort of murders.
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There's a faint Hum on his lips as he pops a piece of tomato into his own mouth, bobs his head as he pulls another two red fruits from the basket. Two sandwiches--one with meat, one with extra tomato.
A Good Start, surely.
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Give him a second to take that in properly. To think there were Grown-Up People who in fact ranked Above him and couldn't... slice tomatoes.
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"...we'll start in the morning, then."
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This can't last long. It genuinely can't.
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