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Be Mine - Valentine's Day 2017
Lucky in love or not, London was a lovely place to find yourself on Valentine's Day. From romantic walks through various parks, to intimate dinners or shared deserts in the many restaurants and cafe's- There was something for everyone, because if wandering or dining wasn't for you, well, there were plenty of organised events to attend.
London couldn't claim to be the city of love, but it was certainly a city of possibilities.
London couldn't claim to be the city of love, but it was certainly a city of possibilities.
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"I didn't mean to imply it was easy, only that trying too hard doesn't make it easier," Faizel assured her, his words simple and soft.
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"Maybe," he agreed with a small nod, surprised by the kiss, but managing not to tense in surprise.
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"No?" Faizel asked. "I suppose not. There isn't much to say. He was a scholar, occasionally teaching, but mostly doing research involving new applications for old and obscure spells and potions, among other things."
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"Mmm, he passed when I was seventeen, not long after I stopped studying under Aspid," Faizel replied, not appearing too troubled by that fact. He had no ill feelings towards his father, but he didn't outwardly express any pain either.
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"It wasn't a pleasant time in my life," Faizel admitted. "My mother came home for a while, but she was restless. She didn't want to be there."
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The oil finally heated, she started adding things to the pot.
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"I suppose she did," Faizel replied, though his voice lacked conviction. He didn't want to talk about this tonight though. Tonight was for happy things, surely?
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"No, not really," he said honestly, bringing over the last of what he'd chopped. "I'm not even sure what I'd have to say about it all, if I'm honest."
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When the onion went in she reached for the last of the vegetables he was holding and offered him the wooden spoon. "Trade you?"
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Nodding, he took the offered spoon and started to stir a little.
"I honestly don't know how I feel about any of it," he admitted. "I don't dwell on it really. It happened, it can't be undone or changed.'
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"That sounds exhausting," Faizel said softly and honestly, frowning a little in thought.
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"It's good you have them at least. ...That must help, yes?" he asked, still stirring as he glanced over.
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She picked up the cayenne. "How hot can you go?"
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Faizel chose to focus on the question, rather than dwell on the thought of meeting family. That was all a bit anxiety enduing, if he was honest.
"I have a high tolerance for heat, in the culinary sense. Please, make it to your liking."
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... Not that she loved him. Hell, not that she knew yet.
"Ever had tainted peppers?" she grinned, adding cayenne and a liberal amount of black pepper to the mix.
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"No, I don't believe so."
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