I know, love ... [ She moves up the bed at that point, careful not to spill her wine of the bottle and she scoots, sitting up against the headboard next to him. ]
There is someone who love you, though. Remember how I said there were at least two people who wanted you that way?
[ She'd been keeping their link mostly closed ever since she had felt Miles' coupling with Jim, not wanting to intrude on their privacy even with how damn loud Miles was broadcasting it, and she doesn't re-open it now. But she can feel his mind skipping over something, like a broken record circling over and over some point it can't get past. She takes some pity (or is it sadistic glee?) in changing the subject on him. ]
But back to Jim for the moment, was there anything you didn't like? Knowing that as well as what you do like is important to know.
[ She considers that phrasing quite seriously for a moment, sipping her wine slowly, the humor dropping from her expression and replaced by thoughtfulness. ]
And what about the acts where his masculinity is ... rather forefront? [ See, Miles, she can be delicate about this. ]
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There is someone who love you, though. Remember how I said there were at least two people who wanted you that way?
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Yes, but you wouldn't tell me.
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What good does that do me?
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It's someone you've gotten to know well here, much more than you ever could have—hypothetically—known them back in Barrayar.
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Platonic love doesn't count.
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[ He shakes his head a little bit. ]
I can't possibly be that dense.
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No, love, I love you, but I'm not in love with you.
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[ But who does that really leave? Gregor? No, impossible. ]
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But back to Jim for the moment, was there anything you didn't like? Knowing that as well as what you do like is important to know.
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I ... er, I enjoyed most of it, I think. Moreso when I was focused on him and not him being male? Does that make sense?
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And what about the acts where his masculinity is ... rather forefront? [ See, Miles, she can be delicate about this. ]
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A bit distracting, honestly. ... Though, it is a terribly practical tool to have on hand.
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Or in hand?
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