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private starter for @rcpentxnce ( lefou )
after class had been dismissed, julian made his way to the teachers lounge. with a mug of coffee poured, he glanced over to the guidance counselor with a slight chuckle. “ are we coming up on any holidays soon ? ”
He shook his head, a cup of black tea sitting on the table next to him. “Not until Thanksgiving, I don’t believe. Eager for a day off, are you? Not sure what I’d do on one. I’m sure you’ve got more vacation options, though.”
briighteststarr:
(¸.• ♛ → “Now that’s odd to see you here, all alone, without your bestie” She couldn’t help to be a bit sarcastic. As far as she can remember, he was Gaston’s shadow, mostly. She knew Gaston and she actually think he has potential but she was the baddest of them all, that was for sure.
@rcpentxnce
“Bestie.” He scoffed at Maleficent’s choice of word. “Gaston and I haven’t been friends in twenty years, Maleficent. You think now that we’re all here, that’s already changed?” He never meant to respond so rudely to the practical queen of the Isle, but the memory of what was lost stung.
bravekids:
Ophelia sighed, her arms crossing over her chest - fingers tapping against her arm, unable to remain still for long as she took several deep breaths. “I don’t see anyone else here though.. just me.” Her lips pressed together, it wasn’t right - it wasn’t fair. Why was she punished yet the people who caused to problem in the first place didn’t seem to even get a slap on the wrist. At his words her eyes darted between him and the seat - she felt safer in the corner, nothing and no one could come up behind her that way - although it did mean if he came towards her she didn’t have an escape route, perhaps the seat was safer after all.
“Fine.” She spoke after a moment, quickly moving towards the seat, moving it slightly so it was closer to the door - an escape route within reach easily. Always a smart option to have. “What do I need to talk about? Those … people were planning on messing with my brother - I couldn’t let them do that.” The people she was speaking about only one or two were her age, but the others weren’t attending Auradon Prep like she was - they had known her brother, yet it hadn’t stopped her. Her hand clenched and un-clenched - the skin on her knuckles still stung.
He was glad when she finally decided to join him at the desk. Though, now that she was sitting in a chair, it was evident just how short LeFou was, even compared to one of the students.
“Well, it wouldn’t be very private if we had them here. You’d probably just start bickering again. Which is why it’s for the best it’s just us. Again, you’re not in trouble. That’s not my job.” He paused, noticing how afraid she was of him. He knew he had a position at the school, but he didn’t truly believe he had authority or right to critique. “The Isle wasn’t easy on either of us. I assume the transition’s been rough for you, as well?”
rcpentxnce:
“Pardon me, but could I please have some help with this tablet? I still can’t seem to get all these new contraptions to work. Auradon technology is just too odd for me.”
“I’m definitely not the right person to ask that to. I still have problems working those new technology things. Luckily I got some teenagers that are more well known with these modern things.”
“They really do make these things impossible. And they say they’re supposed to be easier? Then again, I never understood much, especially new technology. Even back then.”
bravekids:
“I don’t see what the big deal is.. I didn’t do anything wrong. They said stuff.. they wouldn’t stop.” The blonde teenager murmurs the words, mostly speaking to herself as she curls a little into the corner she was sitting in, her hand hurt - she knew better than to cause trouble here. But she hadn’t been able to hold herself back, the talk about herself she could handle. But one bad word on her brother and the teen had lashed out, not smartly.. but she hadn’t thought before she acted.
“Well, if they’re going to send you to the Guidance Counselor, it must’ve been a rather big deal, hm?” LeFou sighed. This was perhaps the most difficult part of his job at Auradon Prep- having to see the pain some of the students were in, especially those unfairly kept on the Isle. He slowly removed his glasses- it was easier to focus without them sometimes. “Do you want to come have a seat? We can talk. You’re not in trouble right now, don’t worry. That’s not what I’m here for.”
ycungblccds:
“I’m sure it’ll be fine. You’ll get through this.” Adam smiled softly. “I know I didn’t make myself popular by doing that. Guess I was just blinded by the fact that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Which isn’t the right thought to have, I figured that out now, thanks to my son.” Adam just always thought that the kids would be influenced by their parents so he did what he had to to keep Auradon safe. He’s still a little cautious about it all now, but he’s trying. “Guess we can all start over with a clean slate.”
“A clean slate?” He asked, rather than reaffirmed- yet continued on as if he’d done the latter. “Well, I’d say that our children both influenced us for the better then. Ben’s a fine boy, and he’s doing well as king. You must be proud of him.” If anything, having to care for someone younger, having someone dependent on him- had taught LeFou the life skills he needed to survive on his own. It taught him responsibility, instead of leaning on someone else all the time.
etcrnalmiscry:
“good, he’s not good for you.” the female smiled at her father for a moment. “i may not know a lot about love, but he never was anything good for you father. you deserve someone so much better. you deserve to be happy.”
“Oh come now, he did some good. He may have kicked me out once I went against him, but he was still my closest companion for most of my life. You’ve got to give him credit for the good things he did.” He still had a habit of defending Gaston, and downplaying the turmoil that went on between them in casual conversation. “In a perfect word, I could have both, couldn’t I?”
rcpentxnce:
“Well, yes, but at the time I wasn’t even focused on a family of my own. I was focused on their safety. Taking them in just seemed like the kind thing to do- I didn’t expect to be loved as a father.” A faint smile appeared. “But, it’s a nice plus. And, you’re with young Mademoiselle LeGume?” His smile only widened.
“Listen, don’t let anyone ever tell you that true love is wrong. Even your parents, I know they do mean well. People once thought their love was wrong.”
“that’s very sweet actually. i haven’t had the pleasure of meeting all of your children quite yet, but i have met bree. she is quite the inspiring woman. for someone that spent her entire young adult life on the isle, she has done so much. she’s definitely someone that i look up to.” the princess smiled. “i am with greer yes, i love her more than anything. and i’m glad that i told them. i just hope they can eventually be okay with it.”
“Bree, is one of the lights of my life. My children are all wonderful people- I really don’t think I’d even be in Auradon without them.” He could go on and on about how grateful he was for his children, but he’d spare her the earful for now. “I’m sure they will be okay with it. And if not, I’d be rather confused at how a girl with a girl is somehow more taboo than a girl and a beast.”
“better than where?” the male turned, a slightly confused look on his face. “lemon-berry savarine? what’s that?”
“It’s a treat, from back in France.” LeFou exclaimed. “Have you not had one yet, since coming from the Isle?”
rcvcric:
“of course, dad. and you always ace your looks. you’re truly a fashion icon.” she playfully teased him, soft laugh falling from her lips. “we still made it work regardless of the lack of resources.” she expressed with a light shrug. at his words the female lightly shook her head. “it’s a fantastic tailcoat, not overdone whatsoever. very suiting of the event.” she assured him. “you’e come a long way, dad.”
He laughed along at her teasing- he’d always known the benefits of laughing at yourself once in a while. His head tilts to the side as he grins. “I sure have, haven’t I? In terms of distance and time, at least.”
rcpentxnce·:
Not being nervous was going to be a bit of a difficult task. Perhaps that was even an understatement. And while there were no hard feelings from either of them, there was this undeniable tension, but LeFou was determined to try and be supportive. It was a night to celebrate, after all. “Not weird, no. Unexpected, certainly. I’m not quite sure what we’d talk about, besides food, music- small talk has never been my expertise.”
“I can understand unexpected. But like my son, I’m trying to be more tolerable.” It was true, Ben had opened his eyes and maybe he wasn’t so sure about it at firt but he was willing to make an effort. But he had to admit, he was still slightly cautious. “My problem was never you so I wanted to apologise for certain things. Well, this ball kind of means lots of small talk will happen.” He chuckled softly. Not that he was good at it himself but he had to make his round.
“It’s sure to happen, yes. Usually I would’ve had a little booze to get through it easier, but that’s not really an option in my position.” remarked the former part-time barkeep. “If anyone should be doing the apologizing, it is me, really. You did your trying, passed your test already, hm?” His lips turned upward, but his smile still seemed somewhat defeated. “It went a bit too far with keeping children trapped there, but for me, it’s what I deserved. I can’t ever fault you for that.”
“It honestly is a good thing my mother taught me what she knew about nursing, because I did have some signs of frostbite. I’m not sure how much time passed, but it had been well into the night. Probably from eight to three.”
rcpentxnce:
“Well, I actually used to not mind it. For a good thirty years or so, it was just an annual occurrence.” He explained. It all went back to one night where Gaston had just abandoned him in the storm, ordering him to wait out in it. He spent the time pondering his complete lack of purpose without the man at his side. “It’s not exactly the weather itself, more as the memories I can’t rip from it. Is it just me, or does it just make you feel so numb, like you can no longer feel a thing?”
“I hear the cold can do that, but I might not be the best person to ask,” Elsa tilted her head a bit. She had always wondered if the general numb feeling she often had was due to her upbringing or to her ice powers. “I take it the winter before the curse was broken was a bad one? I’ve always found it interesting how it can have two sides, either the chaotic stormy side, or this incredibly peaceful side where everything is still and quiet and covered in snow.”
“Well, it was surprisingly both at the same time. While it was chaotic and stormy in the sky, I was still, quiet and covered. In several layers, I’d be surprised if some fallen branches didn’t make me look like a living snowman.” He blushed in embarrassment at the mental image. “But, it wasn’t as funny as it sounds, I’ll tell you.”
profelsa:
“Thank you, but isn’t fear just as human as the want for revenge? I couldn’t excuse one feeling and not the other,” Elsa shrugged, though she appreciated his understanding. “That means a great deal to me, thank you. But I kept myself shut away so long, no one could know who I was as a person. I don’t believe anyone can pass judgement on another without really knowing them and their reasons, as I’m sure you had yours.” The blonde smiled when she picked up on a bit of information he had snuck into his words. “So, not a fan of winter then?”
“Well, I actually used to not mind it. For a good thirty years or so, it was just an annual occurrence.” He explained. It all went back to one night where Gaston had just abandoned him in the storm, ordering him to wait out in it. He spent the time pondering his complete lack of purpose without the man at his side. “It’s not exactly the weather itself, more as the memories I can’t rip from it. Is it just me, or does it just make you feel so numb, like you can no longer feel a thing?”
rcpentxnce·:
“Right- Adam. Just, Adam.” His chest was thumping- he was much more nervous than he thought he’d be in such a scenario, and kept glancing towards the alcohol served a few tables down. “What could there be to.. chat about? Unless, it’s just work related, but I thought this was more of a night off.”
“You need to stop being so nervous.” Adam understood why, but all he wanted to do was to put Lefou at ease and show that there weren’t any hard feelings from his side. At least not to him. “This is a night off so no work talk at all. Is it that weird for me to try and strike up a conversation with you?”
Not being nervous was going to be a bit of a difficult task. Perhaps that was even an understatement. And while there were no hard feelings from either of them, there was this undeniable tension, but LeFou was determined to try and be supportive. It was a night to celebrate, after all. “Not weird, no. Unexpected, certainly. I’m not quite sure what we’d talk about, besides food, music- small talk has never been my expertise.”
“so do it without the alcohol. but please don’t pine after him father.” she pleaded with him for a moment. she had watched him on the isle pine after gaston, it wasn’t something that she liked then, and she still didn’t like the idea of it. gaston would never appreciate her father. “by believing in yourself. believe that you can last the night without drinking. believe that you can be a good father. believe that you are important to your family.”
“You know I won’t go after him now, not after all he’s done.” There was a pain in his voice, as he reached to hug his daughter tightly. “A first love is impossible to erase from the heart. But, as for abstaining- I’ll do it for you. I’ll do it because you believe in me.”
“would that be why you chose to adopt instead of having children with someone?” the princess smiled. “i can’t say all of auradon is super okay with it though. i only came out to my parents this past week, but maybe the worst was telling them about greer.”
“Well, yes, but at the time I wasn’t even focused on a family of my own. I was focused on their safety. Taking them in just seemed like the kind thing to do- I didn’t expect to be loved as a father.” A faint smile appeared. “But, it’s a nice plus. And, you’re with young Mademoiselle LeGume?” His smile only widened.
“Listen, don’t let anyone ever tell you that true love is wrong. Even your parents, I know they do mean well. People once thought their love was wrong.”
