[ She only pours a little more since she doubts he'll notice. She also make a mental note to be sure to leave painkillers and water out for him in to have in the morning. ]
You can't think of a single name? Someone you're close to, someone you love?
[ It takes him a moment even now. Sluggishly slogging through his thoughts to get down to the truth he hasn't even fully realized for himself. Until just now. ]
... Yes. Yes, I do.
[ He blinks, rather surprised at the words that come out of his mouth. The light of something dawning on him. ]
[ It's a damn good thing the Russians have that link tamped down or Miles would be reaching over it right now to tell him. As it is Cordelia can likely feel his mind scrabbling for purchase, utterly obliterated by the one-two punch of the drinking and the revelation. ]
[ Gregor, you are a poem. I don't understand you but your words are pretty. How do you put up with me? I think at best I'm a limerick. Short and often inappropriate.
... That's about the level of fine verbiage going on the page here, and he's scratching out every other word. ]
[ What hope she had of concealing her amusement is utterly shattered by reading this letter, snickering behind her hand in some vain last attempt to hide it. ]
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Needed it?
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[ He's about to the point where he's not going to remember this the next morning. ]
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Nah. ]
But why did you need to? What are you trying to figure out exactly?
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If I liked. You know. Truly liked, enough for a real relationship. That's important.
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You mean a real relationship with a man?
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[ He makes a gesture that he intends as a "duh, that was obvious" sort of motion. It comes out much floppier than he'd intended. ]
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Was there a specific man in mind?
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... Yes?
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[ He holds out his glass. ]
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You can't think of a single name? Someone you're close to, someone you love?
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Of course there are people I love. But you're family.
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Gregor.
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And do you want a relationship with Gregor?
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... Yes. Yes, I do.
[ He blinks, rather surprised at the words that come out of his mouth. The light of something dawning on him. ]
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You want more than a platonic relationship with Gregor.
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[ It's a damn good thing the Russians have that link tamped down or Miles would be reaching over it right now to tell him. As it is Cordelia can likely feel his mind scrabbling for purchase, utterly obliterated by the one-two punch of the drinking and the revelation. ]
-- I have to tell him. Where's a pen and paper?
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You want to write it down?
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[ He finds a notebook and a pen near his bed and proceeds to start scribbling. ]
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[ But she take the glass from him as he scrambles up, saving the sheets and floor from wine stains. ]
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[ He keeps scribbling. It's ... basically gibberish. ]
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[ She peeks over his shoulder to see what he's writing, trying not to laugh out loud. ]
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... That's about the level of fine verbiage going on the page here, and he's scratching out every other word. ]
Just messenger, please.
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