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wethelost

Solomons & Melborn
1108 Sweet Cream Street
[Feel free to use this space for letter/package deliveries as well as visits/knocks on the front door!]

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Didn't know my kisses were such powerful currency.
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You should tell me more things you like. I need ideas.
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[He repeats, because that sounds particularly wonderful right now.]
Gold jewelry. The sea air.
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I prefer gold to silver myself. It looks prettier. I feel like it makes my skin glow. [She holds her hands out to look at them as if she can see some of the slender bracelets she wore more often before] Sea air is a good choice as well. So far, pretty good choices all things considered. I approve. Mostly.
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They do look good on you.
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[Which probably explains the touch of melancholy in his voice.]
You don't have any at all with you?
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Hmn? Heirlooms or jewelry? I have plenty of jewelry, I just get afraid of ruining it.
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[He's thinking birthday presents again.]
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Why do you ask, hmn?
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[He drums his fingers against the back of her hand.]
Surprises, remember?
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[He admits, touching one of the rings.]
But I'd like anything from you.
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Maybe I'll do that trick where I put a box inside a bunch of other boxes so you won't know until the very last moment.
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[He reaches over and twists the top of the first doll, loosening it a little for her so she can lift it off.]
It's not from home. I found it in Norfinbury.
[Just so she doesn't think it's another family heirloom that she's afraid of manhandling.]
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