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[unusuallygifted]

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THERE ARE SEVERAL things one would expect to find outside the school gates at dismissal time. In Tuffing’s, you were sure to find on any occasion, any number of the following: a boisterou bands of boys yelling at each other in both friendly and unfriendly ways, a gaggle of giggling girls passing from Royce’s, automobiles parked along on the far end of the road, children in bicycles, people with their noses stuck in books. Ever since their association began, Tobias Sallis had also begun to expect Miss Diana Remington, very discreetly waiting for him.

Today, however, she was nowhere to be found--and in her stead was someone else that he had never seen around these parts before (the operative phrase there being “around these parts”). Tobias said nothing but the slight surprise on his face betrayed his silence.

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           ‘forgive me, i’m not good with... SPEAKING, i suppose. i’m told that i’m vague and cryptic most of the time.’

[theholisticdetective]

@maliiciously gets a baffled apprentice

“What are you doing?” he finally asks, after eyeing the other for some time now, “Most importantly, is there any reason for us to be crouching here like this.” Crouching, of course, is the word used to describe the act of bending one’s knees and bringing one’s body close to the ground -- something they are currently engaged in doing, behind an automobile to be precise.

[unusuallygifted]

☛  the brightest and the bravest of their time

diana remington & tobias sallis & olga townsend & jonathan priestly

“ALL GROWN-UPS WERE once children…but only few of them remember it.” - Antoine de Saint Exupéry

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[theholisticdetective]

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“Ah -- beg your pardon there, madam, but may I squeeze past you here. I am currently trying my level best to keep an eye on that gentleman in the brown coat over there. He looks like he knows where he is headed -- and frankly, anyone who is headed out of town is doing the right thing, but since I cannot follow everyone (and believe you me, I have tried indeed), I am focussing my energies on him right now -- and I need to be just two spaces behind him.”

[unusuallygifted]

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THERE WERE VERY many things in this world that Tobias Sallis did not like: sunny weather, for instance, or lukewarm soup, and the sound of girls giggling together in groups were some of them. He had made it just fine earlier today without the sunny weather and the lukewarm soup, for the mor- ning was brisk and cool like it always was,  and the heating device at home had thank- fully not been in one of its moods. 

The third, however, was not something that could possibly be avoided, if passing by Royce’s Secondary School for Girls was a requirement on your way home. There was literally no way around it, and every corner you took led you to them--or led them to you.

Trying his very hardest to keep his face im- passive, Tobias did his best to dodge and a- void them. He did not like spoiled, wealthy young girls either, and he did not like them even more when they were all grouped toge- ther in cliques, laughing and chatting about selfish, mundane things that he could not e- ven begin to imagine.

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[sanctamater]

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  “BEING BOTH WIFE and mother must simply be EXHAUSTING.” Though her words carried a POISONOUS sweetness to them, gaze was hard and ENVIOUS. She’d always CRAVED normalcy: life had given her SCANDAL and the wilds of society. Just what had this dame done to earn a revered position?