But we're just too different.
I mean, you're dead.
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But we're just too different.
I mean, you're dead.
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“Treat me t’lunch for the lessons an’ y’got a DEAL, bub.”
“As my other plans were cancelled I don’t see how a lunch could hurt. That sounds quite all right.”
“You’re not crazy, sir. You’re just of a different mindset. There’s nothing wrong with that. As am I. Normalcy is overrated, after all.” Sheri smiled warmly, showing him the title. “Sense and Sensibility. It’s a favorite of mine.”
“Normalcy is overrated? Hm, I haven’t heard anyone say such a thing before. Most of town would say normalcy is the way to survive.” He gave a deep sigh, thinking over her words. How a stranger could make him think like this was strange in itself. “As is mine! It has a fine line with its flaws and perfection which I love.”
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“I suppose I am not the only one fond of late night strolls?”
❝ Him ? Oh I doubt he’s following you around, he’s always in my head. I hope he isn’t troubling you … ❞
“Oh, of course not! I find it that it is I that seems to be troubling him.” Well it seemed to be that way with most of her little friends. There wasn’t much he could do at this point.
“Or perhaps someone alive is still holding on to them and they’re trying to find them. What sort of interactions have you had? Are you a medium?“
“Not a medium, just someone who has experienced a unfortunate string of events.”
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“It’s alright, don’t worry - I don’t bite. Yes, I’m new around. A transfer student, in case you haven’t noticed my yankee accent.” She joked around, trying to lighten up the mood. “My name is Teresa. Teresa Agnes.”
“Ah, yes. The accent was evident from the start yet I haven’t found those to be something that separates one student from another. We’re all about to learn,” he smiled at her, a small chuckle escaping him. “Teresa? That’s a lovely name. I don’t believe I’ve actually met a Teresa ever before so your name will be unforgettable. My name is Victor Van Dort. It’s a pleasure to meet you.”
“Not… anymore. They do hurt occasionally, but not, like… they used to. One of the perks of being partially dead is not feeling much pain.”
“Partially dead? Not fully? I don’t understand quite why but partially makes me want to give a sigh of relief. However, I did not know such a thing as partially dead existed other than a mortal going into the land of the dead.”
“It’s not destruction, I think. It’s wear. A book can age just like any person. After time and time again of being read, being experienced and interacted with, a book just looks older. Gets to be more worn.” She mused, holding the closed novel gently in her hands. “Yes. It is. It’s very precious to me.”
“Perhaps it is just I that thinks differently. At times I believe I may just be the crazy one, deem everyone else to be sane. You’ve got the opinion of the norm, so to say?” Victor gave an airy laugh in return, his hands together at the center of his chest, fumbling about each other. “What is the title, if I may ask?”
“Well…perhaps if you were to give me your name, sir, it might not be so very bad.”
Despite the light-hearted nature of her words, Melanie’s cheeks tinge pink. It had been quite some time since she’s spoken to a man close to her own standing, she’d rather forgotten herself.
Perhaps she ought to stop sneaking out to see Lawrence quite so frequently…
“Unless, of course, you’d like to give the saloon a try instead.” And that, she rather sincerely doubts, though the sparkle of amusement in her eyes isn’t at all unkind.
“That I cannot disagree with. I have always found names to be such petty things at times but they separate the normal from the wicked.” Victor’s head tilted slightly down to look at her, a faint smile on his lips. Back home he had never been one for conversation. People found him to be timid and weak, yet ever since his family had run into a bit of money people were dying to just become acquainted with him. He wasn’t a fan of those people. Yet this girl didn’t seem to have any sort of interest in that. “For your tone I must ask. Is the saloon a place you’d like to go?” He chuckled, a slight nervous hint in his voice. These were new things. He would have to experience the world at some time or another. He just wasn’t sure when he was ready.
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“It can unlock all basic key locks, yeah. Not exactly made for safes and wha’not. So no, not quite everything, but all of a lock of a certain kind.”
“Really? That certainly would come in handy. Can you perhaps teach me?”
“Each time I wake I feel as if I am a stranger to my own life. Is that normal?”
"Well, then maybe it’s a spirit. Old manors like this have lots of them. What do you think it wants?“
“I’ve had my fair share of interaction with the dead and I would like to call it a curse and a blessing. It may have some unfinished business to attend to on this Earth.”
“Oh, this? It’s… Uh… –s’called a picklock. Y’can use it t’unlock doors and such.”
“I haven’t seen one before. It sounds like it would be helpful if I was ten years old once again. Does it unlock everything?”
“Sorry? Oh–” She realizes that the novel in her hands is being held at an alarming angle and corrects herself. “I apologize. I meant no harm.”
“It is not me you must apologize to but the book itself. People say the more damage a book displays the more it is loved but why destroy something you love?” Victor knew he must have sounded pretentious. He couldn’t help it when a book was being bent out of shape. “Is it a favorite of yours?”
“Ah.”
She takes only a moment to mull over her options. Surely, the saloon would be far too overwhelming an option for a newcomer, which left…
“If you’ve little else to do, you could accompany me home. I’m quite sure there ought to be something there.”
A brazen suggestions, perhaps, but her father couldn’t be angry to find her in the company of a respectable-looking young man, after all. Hopefully.
And besides, she really can’t resist the lure of some form of company, not when her days are so often lonely.
“Accompany you home? Miss in a way that could be slightly inappropriate...” Victor bit his bottom lip, quickly looking in all directions to see if anyone had heard their conversation. It would seem ludicrous for him to walk a woman home, especially one he had just met in a town he had never been to before. Yet that’s what hit him. A town he had never been to before. With his luck he wouldn’t be here again, nor would his parents have to worry about gossip. “If you’re all right with that, I’d be happy to. Only if you are absolutely sure you think this is a good idea. Walking home with a man with no name so far.”