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who: Undertaker, Ciel Phantomhive, Vincent Phantomhive
what: New house doings
when: Oct 30th
where: The new house
warnings: Possible cute... Yeah, lots of possible cute.
Maybe the last thing he had ever expected to do in this world was to find house to live in. Even in his own world, a funeral parlor and a small apartment room above it were all that he had to himself, and then circumstances took that from him as well. Now he had a room of his own, a full living room, proper kitchen, a bathroom and then some.
That he shared the whole of the thing with a boy of fourteen didn't bother him at all. Ciel would have his own room, his own bathroom. It astounded him that this was theirs now, in a world far from their own, and that he was well and truly happy with it.
They needed to get a few things, to be sure. The pots and pans that they had were good enough, the food they moved over would tide them for some time. They had blankets, but now no beds and no chairs or table. Still, he couldn't help a giddy chill that ran down his spine as he looked around the bare living room, gaze stopping on a cold fireplace. They had been here no more than a day, moving things back and forth and even he was a bit tired by now, but it already felt more like... home. Such a foreign concept, but he felt it.
With a sigh, he let himself down on his knees and then stretched out on his front over the carpeting. It's not a bed and he has no blanket, but for now he's comfortable and gravity pulling on his body, dragging him to the floor will have him drowsy and content in no time.
what: New house doings
when: Oct 30th
where: The new house
warnings: Possible cute... Yeah, lots of possible cute.
Maybe the last thing he had ever expected to do in this world was to find house to live in. Even in his own world, a funeral parlor and a small apartment room above it were all that he had to himself, and then circumstances took that from him as well. Now he had a room of his own, a full living room, proper kitchen, a bathroom and then some.
That he shared the whole of the thing with a boy of fourteen didn't bother him at all. Ciel would have his own room, his own bathroom. It astounded him that this was theirs now, in a world far from their own, and that he was well and truly happy with it.
They needed to get a few things, to be sure. The pots and pans that they had were good enough, the food they moved over would tide them for some time. They had blankets, but now no beds and no chairs or table. Still, he couldn't help a giddy chill that ran down his spine as he looked around the bare living room, gaze stopping on a cold fireplace. They had been here no more than a day, moving things back and forth and even he was a bit tired by now, but it already felt more like... home. Such a foreign concept, but he felt it.
With a sigh, he let himself down on his knees and then stretched out on his front over the carpeting. It's not a bed and he has no blanket, but for now he's comfortable and gravity pulling on his body, dragging him to the floor will have him drowsy and content in no time.
New house fussings!
Invitations!
We've a new location for you to come and visit us, not far if you don't mind a leisurely stroll.
[Enjoy that while you can. He hates sending texts, but he wants to give the man time enough to decide when and how he arrives without bothering him immediately with it.]
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♥ ♥ ♥
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On another note, each heart could represent one of them. Oh no, is that cute?}
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Decorating and gifts!
He knew Jason was working at ensuring the teen had enough ammunition for his gun, he didn't know how he was planning on getting that to Ciel though so he assumed it was that. Opening the package though, a well-kept gold chain and charms had slipped out, the teen carefully grabbing at it so it wouldn't hit the ground and get marked up. This was the last thing he expected.
It was hard to keep it a secret. Even harder to shop for the perfect gift box to slip it into. At least, until they were out shopping for a few immediate needs, Ciel passed by a few Halloween-themed gift boxes shaped like coffins. As soon as he found one he thought Undertaker would like, he carefully paid for it and slipped the chain neatly into it once home. All he needed then was the right moment to give it to his housemate.
That moment came, thankfully, in the first couple days. They'd been decorating, preparing everything, and Undertaker had dozed off on the couch. With that, Ciel slipped to where he'd hidden the box and mourning chain and then set it on the pillow of Undertaker's new bed. He had even grabbed a few sweets from his store and set them around the gift very carefully so it would like nice.
And then continued around the house as if nothing was different.
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It was a small snack he took, just a fruit bar of some sort, wrapped in a foil packaging. He tore into it and went in search of his housemate. "Milord? Are you still here?"
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"I'm here." He took a few steps to the kitchen after him with a smile. "Did you sleep well?" At least he sounded awake enough, it gave him reason to believe he had. Waking up would hopefully be good as well.
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"Looks like you got about as much done as I did while I was out. How's your book?" It was jest, of course. They'd both been working hard at making their new home more their own. What delighted him more, the fact that they had a couch and a table and a bed or that they had Halloween decorations about the place, was something he hadn't yet figured out. Ultimately he's was just happy to have anything there at all, including the roof over his head.
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There was nothing different, nothing to stand out. He'd absolutely gotten something done while he'd been sleeping, nothing that he expected but something.
"I wanted to wait for your input on some things. Saves tearing anything down after." Ciel glanced to his book, back again. "It's alright, I've certainly read worse books. This is one Jason recommended, The Outsiders."
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"No, thank you. I'll get one myself in a minute. Give me something else to do to come around." He took one more bite and looked around the room over the bar, into the living room where he had been napping, hopelessly trying to see what had changed, or what the boy had in mind at least. "You know I wouldn't mind what you do with the place. Half of it's yours anyway, but that's considerate of you."
One more bite had the snack finished and he stepped to a trash can that they'd set against a wall to toss the wrapper away before getting tea. "Mm. I've not heard of it. Might read it after you, but it'll wait."
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ARRIVAL
Nerves were still a problem and he made himself breathe deep, settling his racing heart. "Ciel" had a great power over him and it stemmed from love. And regret. Who knew Vincent was capable of such deep feeling? Surely not Diedrich.
"I was invited?" he would smile, charming as ever, once the door was answered.
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"You were, milord." He steps back and gestures for the Earl to come inside. "Please. Come enjoy yourself."
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"Easily done." he stepped inside and looked around, curious as to the decor the two had chosen. From the outside, the house made a sweet picture. It wasn't like the manor or Undertaker's shop.
"Why did you choose this one? It is an interesting choice for the both of you." and already he longed to stay. Vincent came to a pause not far from the front door, closing his eyes.
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Better for both of them that Vincent hadn't bowed. It would have been quite awkward. "I'm afraid we don't have a vase for them just yet, but I've got something that will do well enough." In one of the cabinets, he'd placed a pitcher that he used once upon a time for lemonade on a whim. Now, with a little water, it made a somewhat decent container to hold the flowers.
"Necessity, more than anything. It's nice and roomy without being overly so. Surprised me, your son actually wanted something a little smaller, after all he'd been used to back home, but I suppose it's not quite the same when you're the one caring for everything. But it's a little on the edge of everything, and we were both in agreement on that. We wanted somewhere quiet."
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"They will thrive in any container, especially if you add some sugar to the water." he walked into the kitchen, peeking into cabinets and drawers.
Just to be nosy.
"Caring for a manor by yourself is an impossible task! He has a business to run and who wants to be cleaning during their free time?" he exited the kitchen to inspect the other rooms on the lower floor, "Solitude is a rare commodity. I like a lively house now and then, but silence is necessary for one's sanity."
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While the man went poking his nose about, giving the place an inspection, Undertaker found the cubed sugar he used for their tea and nudged the flowers aside in the pitcher enough to crush the cube and let its contents sprinkle into the water for them. "We'll see what it does, but whatever they do, that was thoughtful."
He licked his fingers and trailed after the Earl, taking his time with it. "Who would blame you? Your lives are both so busy and all. It's not at all like running a funeral home. Those are easy businesses to keep."
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FATHER & SON
"Ciel." even as he said the name, he knew it was wrong. He wanted to call his son by his proper name; the name they had given him. But it was necessary to play along at times and so he did, approaching his son with a soft smile.
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His good eye moved up from the page of his book at the sound of 'his' name, years of habit making the name very much his own. He wasn't sure what to say though.
"Father?"
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Words were useless. Sighing, he strode to his son's side and reverently kissed the top of his head.
"Is it true? Do you want me to stay?"
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"Undertaker wouldn't lie about that." The teen answered simply, then carefully placed a marker in his book and setting it aside. And moved a little so Vincent could sit with him comfortably. "You're family, of course I'd want you close."
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And now he had a father to protect him too.
"I know." he answered simply, "I love you."
Not I love you, Ciel. His smile was tender and somehow stubbornly willful at the same time.
"I had tea with him earlier. He hasn't changed in the least." which raised more questions where Undertaker was concerned. Vincent had quite the stockpile of them!
"What do you do for fun?"
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It would just take a little adjusting.
"I... love you too." And he did. It was just hard to say. Love was something so pure, something he didn't really have a right to feel or express anymore. Or so he'd convinced himself in England.
He had to let himself be distracted from that though, reaching to take up the mystery novel he'd been engrossed in before Vincent had come in.
"I read, mostly. Ah, and Jason told me about movies so Undertaker and I watch a few. And no, he really hasn't changed." He wasn't as frightening for him anymore, for one, but he wouldn't say that.
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