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The Pier on Cat Island, Monday Morning
Well, nothing had gone catastrophically wrong since Duke left yesterday. Octavia and Lucifer had taken their portal, and found themselves standing immediately in the sunshine. Whatever burdens had laid on Lucifer's shoulders, many of them sloughed off at the sight of the sand and the surf.
Sometimes he missed Los Angeles, still. The beach helped. And while the temperatures could have been higher, they were comfortable, much more so than Fandom. So he had stretched, and set up the Fin and Tonic for inhabitation for the next few weeks, and that had been all.
And now he was here. Sitting on the edge of their pier, a pina colada in one hand, wearing a swimsuit that didn't quite aspire to the heights (or lows) of Eric's small speedos, his legs kicking idly over the water. There was a peace here he was desperate to embrace. He could only hope Octavia could find a fraction of it, as well.
(And Duke, out there on his boat, processing his demons.)
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Sometimes he missed Los Angeles, still. The beach helped. And while the temperatures could have been higher, they were comfortable, much more so than Fandom. So he had stretched, and set up the Fin and Tonic for inhabitation for the next few weeks, and that had been all.
And now he was here. Sitting on the edge of their pier, a pina colada in one hand, wearing a swimsuit that didn't quite aspire to the heights (or lows) of Eric's small speedos, his legs kicking idly over the water. There was a peace here he was desperate to embrace. He could only hope Octavia could find a fraction of it, as well.
(And Duke, out there on his boat, processing his demons.)
[[ open for phone calls and she who is here ]]
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(It wasn't like she had a choice.)
She'd slept heavy and dreamless, and felt kind of groggy even now, as she made her way down along the pier.
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He patted the cooler by his side.
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That was no reason to say no to a fruity thing.
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He held it out for her.
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Opened the bottle too, as she did.
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"I missed the beach," he said. "Ah, the warm, Caribbean beach, I mean."
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She took a sip.
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"Right."
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"Tired," she said. It felt... accurate. Yes, despite how uncharacteristically long she'd slept.
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"Well," she muttered, "I wasn't the only one."
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It wasn't... necessarily how she felt about it, and the wording wasn't exactly accurate, was it?
It'd do.
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"There any breakfast stashed away in that cooler?"
No comment, then.
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She set her drink aside to take the fruit salad from him.
(At some point here she might want to consider sitting down.)
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Lucifer patted a spot on the pier beside him.
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Carefully, because of the things in her hands. She didn't want to drop her breakfast in the ocean, after all.
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She popped some of the fruit salad into her mouth.
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Then she looked over at him again. "I'm not sure I even know what they are," she admitted.
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