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once a wнιle wнen yoυr ѕorrowѕ нave a naмe
and day ιѕ darĸ aѕ nιgнт
no reмorѕe and no redeмpтιon
cloѕe тнe door
can yoυ нear тнe crowd ιѕ waιтιng ғor тнe laѕт encore
ѕcreaмιng oυт ғor мy aттenтιon
cнanтιng мy naмe
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The young shadowhunter lifted a disgusted lip in the warlock's direction as she caught the sight of the other woman nearing her, even if it wasn't by much."A 'bother'?" The girl's arms crossed over her chest as if to block the momentary title and let a heavy breath pass her subtly pouted lips, her agitation for the warlock's presence unwavering yet."You forget you are in my territory, warlock. I would mind your tongue or that may end up on the market by some 'mysterious' means." Chuckling to humor her own words, Pratel flicked away a stray strand of her hair and hovered that very hand over her mouth as if her last statement...Or really, threat...Had slipped by complete accident, her hand really hiding the small smirk she wore."Oh pardon me. That was very unladylike of me to say."
The mischievous glare she flashed at the woman before her softened to the click of the door's inner workings, pleased by the figure that seemed to conjure itself from behind it. The woman that stepped through the door was adorned in dark gear, gear customary to the Nephilim when stealth was of higher importance than elegance, and looked a bit worn from the events that came before her entering. She was slightly taller than the younger girl but had much of the same features, lacking only the dull color of her daughter's eyes, hers a more brilliant green."Welcome home mother!" The girl greeted sweetly, her tone more of a chime than a dreary drone like it had been before."I was beginning to worry when you did not return the time you said you would and your warlock friend showed up before you did. I fretted I would bore her."The woman smiled timidly, apologizing but left an explanation to the wind, praising the girl for acting in her absence before turning her attention to the warlock with a friendly quirk of her lips."I do apologize for any wait you had to endure." Looking down at herself, she sighed."I trust discussing matters as I am will not be a problem? I would hate to delay things any further." She didn't seem much interested in changing her clothes, or concerned for that matter, standing comfortably despite the slight disorder of her hair from what could have been easily mistaken for wind damage.
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What I Lack In Decorum:
No need to apologize, I completely understand...Having that problem myself.