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curioosity reblogged your post and added:
“Wait but... aren’t you a demon too? Head honcho...
He throws up his hands in exasperation.
“I was the King of Hell, yes. But I absolutely am NOT a demon. I’m an angel. A fallen one, yes, but all that means is I’m locked out of the big shiny family home. You know, you might be the first person I’ve ever met that actually believed I am who I say I am. You...do believe me, don’t you?”
“So, my dear, I hear you’re having a spot of trouble with demons.”
@curioosity
Azura told me you kept taking your shirt off (and even your pants, once, if I’m remembering things correctly??) in front of her without her consent! Please don’t do that, sir!
“I be your pardon. She was in MY house. My clothes are my business and she’d see a lot less if she’d stop barging in without MY consent! What is it with people thinking they can speak for her? Can’t you see she’s dealing with enough already with out people putting words in her mouth! I’ll have you know I’ve been completely civil AND chaste with her!”
curioosity reblogged your post and added:
"Oh COME ON! These aren't even permanent! And...
He just leans against the counter, watching her struggle with a bemused smile. If this was his father’s doing, it was certainly a new twist. “I just have one simple question: What’s in it for me?” He couldn’t help himself, this was downright poetic.
"NO"- curioosity
He let out a little “ooh...” that sounded more than a little intrigued.
“Why, Miss Azura. I didn’t know you cared.”
Put carefully in Ariadne’s mailbox is a small wrapped journal with a note on top. The Journal itself is light and pink colored and opening it will show a carefully drawn quokka with careful lettered writing at the bottom saying “Don’t worry, be happy." Ariadne,
I hope you have a great holiday season! I remembered you mentioned quokkas were your favorite so I figured it might be nice to carry one around.
Cheers! Luci
