for some unknowable reason the buffoon insists on breaking him from one world into the next; crudely dragging him from the pages before him into the theatre he tries to slip away from, when he’s forced requested to come around, watch rehearsals of plays he knows inside and out. marcel aymé, heartlessly abandoned, eyes that don’t blink and are far too bright fixed on the platinum blond upon the stage, while the golden blond wanders just behind, an illusion with hands folded neatly at his back, a smile curling, amused, dangerous. already waiting for louis to unravel, to lose the calm he feigns so well.
“oh, i seen the greats.” fucked the greatest, though none of the damned under this roof can ever know. it’s enough, too much, that their maître knows. the book closes slowly in louis's lap. the smile blooms slower, in spite of the cold in his eyes. for better or worse, dragged from opera house to playhouse by lestat, he does have his preferences, however grudgingly maintained.
“you? decidedly middle o’ the road.”
or : lucky for you there’s only one vampire-friendly theater in town. no mortal one with standards would take you on.
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