Amelia Jones (
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For Tina
Amelia liked Starbucks. The smell, the taste, the sights-- she could almost always walk into a given Starbucks and, within half an hour, find a cute boy to buy her a frappucino. And the type of boy tended to be much less skeezy than the ones you'd find at bars that she couldn't get into anyway.
Today she sat nibbling on a biscotti, wings tucked carefully behind her back, glancing up whenever she beat her level of Candy Crush to scope out the prospectives.
Today she sat nibbling on a biscotti, wings tucked carefully behind her back, glancing up whenever she beat her level of Candy Crush to scope out the prospectives.
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But Starbucks is cheap and close, and he's spent the better half of the day picking out new brushes. He is picky about his paint brushes, and now he's ready for a quick cup of coffee before heading back to campus.
He sees her from behind first, the wings hard to miss. Instantly, his curiosity is piqued, and as he approaches he admires the curve to her ear, the color of her hair, the shape of her jaw. An angel in a coffee shop- somehow he finds this strangely appropriate. Thoughts of coffee abandoned for the moment at least, he approaches her, and he gives her his best dashing smile. His fingers just barely brush her shoulders as he leans down to speak to her.
"Care for company, mon ange?" he asks, voice low and putting careful emphasis on his words to sound French. Ladies love a French man, after all.
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She smiles coyly up at him, resting her arm against the table and leaning towards him in a purposely cleavage-emphasizing manner. "How did you know? I've been sitting here all by my lonesome."
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"Well, let me order a drink and I'll be at your side again," he answers. "Would the angel like anything?" Even though he realizes she's probably heard that sort of line many times before, he doubts it ever comes from anyone as dashing or as perfect as him.
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"Aren't you the gentleman," she coos. "I'll have a mocha chocolate crumble frap with whipped cream and a chocolate drizzle. See voo play."
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He puts his bag from the art supply store down onto the chair next to her, claiming his spot, and then he turns to walk toward the counter. As always, he's sure to strut.
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"Now," Francis says softly. "Care to grace me with your lovely name?"
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"Amelia," she says. "And yours?"
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"Amélie~" he says, winking. "Beautiful name for a beautiful girl. I'm Francis." In greeting, he leans forward and kisses her cheek. His eyes go back to her wings after a moment, clearly curious.
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He says it with a hint of teasing, just in case she found that a strange request.
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She had no doubts that he was an excellent artist-- he just had the air of it. "You'd really do that?"
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Though he does have a certain amount of women's clothing and costuming in his apartment, he doesn't have anything catered to a woman with wings.
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As he pulls back again he scrunches his face a bit in concentration, looking her over and humming gently. "In which case a nice red would be better suited for you."
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