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Weatherwise, it's a perfectly lovely day--the clouds in the sky are nearly thin enough for sunshine, the temperature defines moderate, and what little breeze there is is pleasant. In short, it's the sort of day that literally no one wants to do business on.
This is much to James Moriarty's chagrin.
Which might explain why he's sought Honey out, hands jammed idly in his pockets and expression of banal geniality jammed idly onto his face.
One hand pulls free of his trouser pockets, brings across its back a red, angry line from where the fabric has dug into it, and waves two fingers jauntily towards him, while almost simultaneously mild interest flares to life in his expression.
"Unseasonable weather today," he comments.