"There you go, then," Duke said. "And -- I mean, as long as Lucifer doesn't go around telling people he hates us or something, he can call it what he likes, too."
Yes, Duke had absolutely had partners in the past who'd claimed to hate him when talking to other people. Not just Nathan, either. It was practically a theme of his love life, before Evi.
(It probably explained some things about his relationship with Evi, really. She gloried in calling him her husband, after all.)
"I think she might be right." They all had their love languages, after all. "Anyway... There's something you and me didn't talk about, which we maybe should."
"It's not a huge deal," Octavia said, because she felt like she should. Before she worried him, or anything.
And no, that wasn't actually answer to his question. Also, what was that noise in the background? Just something she was realizing she could and should have done earlier in this conversation.
"Jaka, I'm going to be there in like a minute," Octavia pointed out, faintly amused - and almost to the Rouge, now. "Dunno how much you're getting done."
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Yes, Duke had absolutely had partners in the past who'd claimed to hate him when talking to other people. Not just Nathan, either. It was practically a theme of his love life, before Evi.
(It probably explained some things about his relationship with Evi, really. She gloried in calling him her husband, after all.)
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"And Lucifer doesn't lie," she said, "so he's not going to do that."
He was definitely going to be telling people they were unnecessarily complicated, though.
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"That's true. He does like to spend a lot of his time making fun of me, though."
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And no, that wasn't actually answer to his question. Also, what was that noise in the background? Just something she was realizing she could and should have done earlier in this conversation.
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He really wasn’t sure about that noise, either.
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"That was me trying to get the porgs to get out of my way so I can leave."
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And then there was no background noise once her boots hit the dock. "Not because this needs a face-to-face. I just want to see you."
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She didn't really have a very strong opinion either way.
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And she did.
And then she crossed the gangplank. And then it wasn't long at all before she appeared in the galley.
Even with the sleeves rolled some of the way up, the sweater she'd stolen from him several weeks ago hung far too big on her.
"Ha yun, jaka."
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She wasn't. She'd been wearing it a lot when she was by herself.
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"I might still make you wear it sometimes," she said, quietly.
It was part of the appeal, shh.
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Assuming what he'd learned about her time in the bunker didn't make their little power play games turn suddenly spooky.
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Octavia leaned against him a little more.
"We had something to talk about."
Well, she had. She was just changing topics gently.
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