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For once, he's just here for a drink.
Of course, he could have stayed in his own world for one of those (and he was sure his Tia Martina made the best margaritas in the known or unknown multiverse), but he really hadn't been in often enough and he was hoping to see some people. Some Agnes-shaped people. Or heck, Harry. Anyone. He'd been far too busy lately and he needed to talk. He was here as much for the company as for the drinks.
He wasn't drinking a margarita (when you've had the best, why have the rest?); instead, he sipped gingerly at a michaelada and started working on some nachos at the bar.
He wasn't drinking a margarita (when you've had the best, why have the rest?); instead, he sipped gingerly at a michaelada and started working on some nachos at the bar.
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Oh, even better. It's Agnes!
She spots Carlos at the bar and hurries over to him. The problem with having a boyfriend on another world with no way to communicate is that it's very difficult to make plans to see each other, so these chance run-ins are about the best they have.
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It's a Kiss even.
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When the kiss at last concludes, Agnes reaches down to retrieve her hat and put it on the bar before grinning at Carlos, her cheeks hot and flushed. "You better not let my boyfriend catch you doing that. I hear he's the jealous type."
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"You've been missed, mi vida."
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"So have you. There has got to be a better way for us to do this other than just happening to run into each other here."
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But he was only teasing. Well, mostly.
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An attentive observer might note, however, that the dark-haired woman in blue is paying rather close attention to the comings and goings of people in the room.
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And lastly, he's a man who regularly comes in from a war. He's just a bit paranoid, and for good reason.
As such, he sips on his beer and slips into his Sight, the cacophony of the bar singing in strange harmony within his mind. While what he hears from her is nothing like what he might have expected, it is not the distinctive pedal hold notes of a vampire, nor the echoing strains of one of those who work with the vampires.
He shuts off his Sight, letting his eyes focus again, and smiles at her in something like apologies.
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She inclines her head to him, either in greeting or acknowledgment.
Perhaps both.
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"Good evening," he says with a tip of his beer bottle. Hey, he can be polite and respectful. In his own way.
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"I do not believe that we have met before, have we?"
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"Not that I know of," he agrees before slipping off of the stool to his feet. The beer is put aside.
"Ramirez," he introduces himself. Then he holds up a hand. "Don't give me your full name, please."
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"Very well. I am Moiraine Sedai, but you should call me Moiraine."
A pause.
"Is it a custom of your world, or something else that precludes your knowing another's full name?"
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"A pleasure, Moiraine. To meet you."
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"Have you been visiting this place long?"
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"You?"
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A faint hint of some shadow flickers in her eyes and is gone.
"A goodly enough length, perhaps."
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"Then again, it might said to be so for many, would you not agree?"
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"Sometimes it's even hard to figure out if something's goodly or not until you've had some time to think.'
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"You appear to be an observant man, Ramirez."