adolph & emma - dinner for two
adolphabrasive:
He smiled at her, chuckling slightly - silently thanking no one that she didnât have a horrid high-pitched giggle. She did it often enough that it would be grating if it were; as it was, at least her eyes lit up whenever she did so. It was a look that suited her. âRelax, Emma. No one is going to judge you for yourâŠhm, self expression.â
By the time their designated waiter showed up, Adolph had selected some mushroom dish for Emmaâs entree, and himself a prawn dish, oysters for the main for both, and then instructed the servant to return to order desserts. âAnd a bottle of the 2007 Domaine Artoine chardonnay,â he finished, before dismissing the man altogether.
Left alone, he stretched, shifting his legs closer to her, his feet pressed against hers. âHave I ever told you how pleased I am that your work gives you time for play?â
Emma became flirty, which came more naturally to her around Adolph. They werenât dating; Merlin knows they were above that kind of social construct, but it was just something in their dynamic that wanted his attention on her always. It was strange, but Emma didnât mind it. And their other relationship, the one under the table...an arrangement that was convenient for them both.
Watching him list off the orders, Emma rested her head on her hand and sighed a little. The moment was good, almost golden. The atmosphere, the music...it was easing the knot that the girl always seemed to carry around. One that wouldnât go away, ever. It came with her maturity, well beyond her years, really. The warmth of his leg, and their proximity gave her the chance to move her own legs against his. She wondered if there were any cameras waiting for them in the restaurant. She wondered if she could get away with some things, deep dark desires here.
âNope. But Iâm glad you say so. I couldnât be bothered with a nine to five job, if Iâm being honest. Quidditch is freedom, I say.â












