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will opened his mouth to defend himself, though shut it promptly at the grin that appeared on oliver’s face. though romance had been a sore topic with the man, he chuckled at the other nonetheless–no point in sharing his misery, right? “all we need are some…uh, cherry blossoms or somethin’ fallin’ all around us. if i had my pup on me, we could’ve down the whole tied together bit, but–ah, well, missed opportunity. next time i bump into you, i’ll be sure to supply the romantic…flute, or piano, god–it’d been ages since i’ve seen a chick flick.” he stepped back, rubbing the back of his neck sheepishly, “can’t happen, though, ‘cos then there’s gotta be a bit where one of us is in the rain with flowers or something, and sad violin, and neither of us would look good rain-soaked, y’know?” pausing for a moment, his eyebrows furrow, “wait–did you shriek? earlier? ‘cos, man…”
“that’s exactly what we’re missing. can’t believe we were so close to getting it perfect.” a dramatic sigh escaped him, shaking his head only to emphasize that it was indeed, a pity. the fact that the person was humoring him in his theatrics only made the australian want to up the dramatic effect. “ill take either piano or violin, and you better, man. that first encounter left much to be desired. i expect the whole shebang next time.” he squinted his eyes at the chick flick remark as if he found offense by it. “chick flicks? cinematic masterpieces you mean.” again, despite the serious tone in his voice his lips eventually betrayed the facade. “speak for yourself mate. i for one happen to look my best standing under the rain with an apologetic look on my face.” he chuckled. as soon as the other stepped away, oliver took this moment to stuff his phone into his pocket. “shriek? wha- me? nah. must have been your imagination.” oliver was a good liar, his voice not even skipping a beat, but since his shriek was pretty obvious he wondered if there was any use trying to convince the other that it wasn’t him”














