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Santino entered Milliways, with a flair developed over an extended period of gluttony.
He smiled warmly, happy to have returned (and now quite certain which door led where) and placed himself in an empty seat at an empty table. There was more than enough room for company.
He smiled warmly, happy to have returned (and now quite certain which door led where) and placed himself in an empty seat at an empty table. There was more than enough room for company.

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And so he just might blink and find himself with a lapful of a miserable, broken little nymph - head ducked and fingers tugging into the material of his shirt.
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Santino placed his arms around her, tried to soothe and comfort with this gesture. He'd had some practice.
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She pulls herself the slightest bit closer trying to keep the horrible feeling back, "Have you been well?"
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"What do you do when your heart is broken?" she takes his hand and presses it lightly over the place where it should be.
"Do you feel it?" she asks and her voice is a million shattered pieces and even if she picked them all up – one by one – she's not entirely certain they would fit back together again. "Because I cannot."
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"What do you do?" Santino paused. His heart had been broken more than once in his long life. "Try to gather what is left. Eventually, the peices adhere to each other once again and you can function."
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"I think that I did it wrong," Lethe whispers. "I took everything, but there are pieces of me missing. I think that I left too much of me behind."
"It should not be like this. Love is supposed to be beautiful - wonderful."
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A sudden, intense wave of misery before she can tug it back - keep in inside. "He asked me to take it away."
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Sorrow - intense and deep - falling, tangled and drowning.
"Always."
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"Not if I take it," she murmurs. "I am always easiest to take."
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That may be why the girl over by the fire is watching him thoughtfully.
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Her gaze is met, a grin is offered. He looks genuinely pleased to see her, though Santino and she are perfect strangers.
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"Hey."
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"Good evening." His i-teeth were slightly larger and far more pointed than most. Certainly, however, still within proportion with his other teeth. "You must be Maladict."
Vampires are naturally alluring, but his was the rare beauty that went beyond this. Some culmination of his features, beautiful as a mortal and as a vampire, this beauty increased.
"My name is Salvatore."
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Not quite hiding the interested look as she observes his beauty.
"I'm afraid I go by Mal, most of the time. Has someone pointed me out to you?"
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Mal, on the other hand, smelt of coffee. Very strongly. Especially on her breath. It was point of curiousity and confusion for Santino.
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A soft smile. The coffee cup near her elbow might help him connect the dots.
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"She is, indeed." Santino had already pulled a veil over his thoughts. It was hard to tell how powerful a Vampire was simply by appearance.
"Are you able to consume substances other than blood?" He asked, indicating her coffee. "I am afraid Vampires of my make cannot."
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A raised eyebrow.
"No, I need to eat, to survive. And I don't drink blood anymore, which can get tricky."
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"I'm sure it is." Mal needed to eat, so blood played a less critical role for her than Santino. It was all he could consume, and if he went without it for an extended period he suffered.
"I don't think I could ever be free from it, even if I had the choice."
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Shakes her head, takes a sip of coffee.
"Now, I am free. Still bound by longings, but better."
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