FAMILY DINNER
[Having Nancy over isn't as common as it used to be, life is busy and whatnot, but Eames sometimes makes an effort. He's even gone so far as to make something to eat that he knows Nancy loves, and he is well stocked with wine for the two of them.]
[Arthur's off visiting a friend or something, so it's just the two of them for tonight. The two of them and a dog who is always happy for familiar company and spends a good chunk of time sat by Nancy's feet, only slightly hoping maybe she'll share some food even if it's against the rules.]
[Arthur's off visiting a friend or something, so it's just the two of them for tonight. The two of them and a dog who is always happy for familiar company and spends a good chunk of time sat by Nancy's feet, only slightly hoping maybe she'll share some food even if it's against the rules.]

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Yeah? Name one person in my life'd be a responsible babysitter.
[She crosses her arms and leans back, waiting for him to name some sort of good influence in her life. She didn't think he could.]
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[He pauses thoughtfully, then adds:] You could hire an Au Pair.
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Oh, yeah, that'd go over just brilliantly. [She rolls her bright green eyes.] I was hoping I could rely on the kindness of my friends' hearts.
Or maybe Dodger'd do it... [It's not a threat. Is it?]
it hasn't been a month you're seeing things
[If that was a threat, Eames is totally not bothered by it. It's not his kid she's messing up here.]
silly me
You're forgetting, it'd be my kid. [So, likely a witch. A witch, or a werewolf.]
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[Probably. Eames has no idea how in touch with his magic he is, or if he's chosen to renounce it altogether. Changelings are a messy lot.]
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[He's pretty sure Arthur might actually have been born a 60 year-old man.]
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[She's joking. She thinks. Gosh, she can't remember how old Arthur said he was.]
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[He still looks absurdly good for his age though, if Eames didn't know for a fact the man wasn't magic he'd certainly question it.]
[... There's an effective pick-up line for when he gets home later. He'll have to kerp it in mind.]
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[He's completely genuine in tone and expression, a light smile on his face as he speaks. Something he catches after a moment, and he'd never want to come across as actually caring or being romantic or anything, so--]
Absolutely gorgeous cock too.
[Saved it.]
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Yeah? You gonna share that information? I could give you plenty in exchange... [Information was always a give and a take. And don't you want to know how big the president's dick is?]
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I'd show everyone if I could, the world deserves to see what I get to. But there's a not insignificant chance he'd kill me if I did.
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[Killing fae was hard. Part of the reason Fagin had lasted so long.]
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[He's certainly not going to chance being murdered by his partner over dick pics, sorry Nancy.]
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At least tell me what he's like in bed.
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Oh, he's easily the best I've had in a long time, even from the start.
[He pauses to take a sip of his drink, and leans forward on an elbow with the weight of a man about to share something of deep importance.]
Seeing him come totally undone for the first time... It was like being given a gift.
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[Nancy leans forward, eyes bright.]
How so? Gods, I don’t even if I can imagine him letting go that much!
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[Eames pauses suddenly, eyebrows pulled together as something occurs to him that he'd never considered before.]
Maybe it's because there's no precision involved-- there's not really a "right" way to fuck, so it's easier to let go a bit.
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[Nancy rolls her eyes. That being said, she thinks Eames has a point.] Maybe— probably one of the reasons I seldom got off. Had to make everything perfect and play a role.
I’m glad you don’t have that with him.
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[Some quick math on Nancy's part would tell her seven years is much longer than either of them ever implied-- before she and Cooper were together, even.]
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[The math isn’t hard at all, not for a girl gifted with numbers.]
Now that’s interesting... didn’t you hate him when we first met?
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I feel like this is set in a weird side universe where everything is peachy
what do you mean that's not how things are for them already
my bad. they live in the happiest timeline.
correct. everything is always ultimately fine
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