Lorne (
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Papa's Got a Brand New...Bling (Late July 2008)
It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new life--
Wrong theme song, even though the theme certainly applies. It's a new day in Lorne's life. He quite enjoys dawn, thank you very much. He's found a new place to live - another penthouse in the middle of Youdon'tneedtoknow-ville. And recently, he's been indulging more and more in taking breathers at Milliways.
In short: good times all around.
Wrong theme song, even though the theme certainly applies. It's a new day in Lorne's life. He quite enjoys dawn, thank you very much. He's found a new place to live - another penthouse in the middle of Youdon'tneedtoknow-ville. And recently, he's been indulging more and more in taking breathers at Milliways.
In short: good times all around.
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"I could use an objective pair of eyes."
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Of course he can.
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Curse his love of big, unbuttoned shirt collars.
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Andrew's face is completely deadpan.
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"Oh, why didn't I think of that?" He smirks, torn between impish mirth and wry self-deprecation. Truth is, it crossed his mind, but he didn't want to think he'd have to actually resort to such a comparatively monochromatic scheme.
"...you really think so?"
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Funny how a blush shows up so much more vividly when you're screamingly pale. Funny how embarrassment feels exactly the same way despite the glamour. Hot and cold at the same time, and entirely vicious.
"Right. Of course not. How about some genuine advice, smarty-pants?"
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And if that's the case, he's been crazy all his life.
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He looks a touch disconsolate about it.
"Or maybe, I don't know, jeans and a button-down shirt."
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"Jeans I can do." He makes a tiny little moue of contemplation, eyes glancing to his closet and back to Andrew. "I could go for a shirt."
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He's not sure why it seems to matter, but ... conservative gray just feels wrong.
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"...step into my humble lair?"
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"How'd you get a door home that doesn't lead in and out of the main bar?"
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Not to mention he's a demon who treasures his privacy like nobody's bizniz.
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"After you?"
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"Come in, come in, and please, whatever you do, no Narnia comments."
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He steps through, looking around with interest.
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The apartment itself is light and airy - walls so pale blue as to almost seem white, sunshine invading every space it can and entering freely through the nigh on floor to ceiling windows. He's kept his Orient-meets-Baroque coffee table and the outrageously fabulous couch and armchair combo, but that's as far as the similarities go between his old place and, well, this.
Despite the open spaces and so far clutter-free spaces, this might just seem more like a home. Maybe his priorities have changed since the Incident What Shall Not be Brought Up.
Or maybe it's just the daylight.
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He wanders absently toward one of the windows, looking out.
"Man. You've got a great view from here."
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