Roy Mustang (
light_a_spark) wrote2007-10-03 07:53 pm
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MCA #7 - Afternoon
There were several ways to deal with things. There were also several ways of not dealing with things and cleaning his apartment probably fell under the latter. It needed to be done however and it beat trying to read as his mind tended to drift and he didn't much like most of the thoughts going through his head. He didn't much like anything right now and it was a shame that there wasn't any room on the island to practise his alchemy.
((Open if you don't mind the mood. Josh's visit goes last chronologically, though.))
((Open if you don't mind the mood. Josh's visit goes last chronologically, though.))
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This was a very, very stupid idea.
He knocked anyway.
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"Mister Lyman," he greeted, not waiting as he turned around and headed back inside the apartment, leaving the door open for Josh to follow. "Don't suppose I should offer you something to drink?"
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Josh moved closer and dropped his voice. "Because I know you want to. Find someone else. Aly's never going to look at you that way. And you're starting to piss me off."
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"Oh, I have all the faith in the world in Aly. I don't trust you." He gave Roy a smile: all teeth, no warmth. "I'm just trying to save you the embarrassment of being rejected by a beautiful, brilliant woman. Because she'll turn you down flat. And then I'll laugh. A lot."
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"You don't need to trust me. Aly's been how long with you? Get your act together because guys like me? They thrive on this whole complex thing you've got going on. It's weak and easy to prey on and coming here doesn't tell her you trust her. It tells her you're an insecure idiot and right now you're proving her right. So go home before she sees you."
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His eyes narrowed. "I work in politics. I'm around a lot of people who thrive on the chase, on wanting something just because someone else has it. Find. A. New. Project."
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He turned around and stomped down the hallway.
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