William T. Spears (
death_glare) wrote2018-10-03 08:49 am
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[ If Grell had expected William to be oblivious to her activities, she was sorely mistaken. He'd come from his office multiple times that day, looking to have a word with her about proper office behaviour, timely submission of forms, and the coffee carafe from the break room, that she'd happily emptied but failed to refill. Each time, he'd been met with an empty desk, even though he'd seen her minutes before. And when questioned, Knox just brushed him off like it was no big deal - he'd finished his own work for the day and wasn't staying overtime, big plans for the evening and all that.
So, the next time William caught a glance of bright red slinking past the frosted windows of his office, he made an executive decision - quickly teleporting himself in the doorway of the office, appearing just before she attempted to leave... ]
And where are you sneaking off to this time?
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[ William offers Grell the spoon, if she would like to try feeding her with it. ]
It's something you can only learn through experiencing it, really. Children are exceptionally unpredictable.
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Well, you had me fooled, darling.
[ Scooping up just enough to fill the tip of the spoon, she playfully draws an airborne spiral toward the baby's mouth. Rosalind grins and babbles around the spoon, getting more on her lips in the process... but it worked! ]
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[ He watches as Rosalind eats before eyeing Grell's fruit cup and snatching up a strawberry with his fork. ]
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[ Grell's quite focused on the task at hand, very gently scooping up the excess sauce around the baby's mouth with the spoon. She doesn't even notice the strawberry! ]
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[ If she's not going to notice, he's going to keep picking at her food. Those pancakes need to get here faster! ]
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Right. It will seem a bit peculiar that she doesn't resemble us much, as it is... >[ Another sigh! ] Perhaps we should say we adopted her in.
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[ Good, because we all know how terrible William is at lying. As such, William hushes himself as the waiter returns with their food, eyeing Grell so she knows he's coming and quiets herself, as well. With a nod, he accepts their food. ]
These look fairly good.
[ And he can't help but enjoy the first bite with his second cup of coffee. ]
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Settling back into her seat, visibly excited for her food, it is only now that she realizes her fruit bowl is much emptier than she left it. Blinking, she raises a brow in William's direction!
Well enough, she'll just work at splitting the omelette in half, in addition to what remains of the fruit! ]
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[ Splitting the pancakes will allow for room on his plate for the omelette, after all. Not that he couldn't finish them all on his own! Even before answering, William's cutting down the center of the short stack. ]
I must admit, these calm meals we've been sharing have been rather nice.
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With a chuckle, she scoops William's portion onto his plate while he carefully balances her half of the short stack on his silverware. ]
--Oh? Calm, as in I've been more tired than usual? [ That earns a playful 'look'. ]
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[ Though her playful look gets a not so playful one back. It's short lived, though, as he focuses on carefully placing the teetering pancakes onto her plate. ]
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[ Okay. So she may be nibbling at her lip a bit, in anticipation of eating all of this delicious food, now. ]
Perhaps we just never spent enough time together for you to realize, is all.
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[ He could be sounding bitter about it, but who can with all this delicious food? He tries the omelette, giving a nod of approval at Grell's selection. ]
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[ Grell can't help it, she's going to take a bite of those pancakes first... sooo delicious, she melts into her seat a little! P
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[ Though the meal isn't technically free, fees for it being included in the ticket prices, it somehow makes it taste even better knowing there will be no bill handed to them at the end. ]
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[ The redhead huffs around a healthy bite of eggs! She was much more hungry than she thought. ]
My point was that we didn't spend much time together, so not only did that warrant some excitement upon seeing one another, it also gave you no chance to see anything but! Mm?
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[ Rosalind has taken to gumming at the ruffles of her dress. William makes to tug them free, but decides it would be best not to risk her getting upset. ]
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You've been surprisingly kind. Not to say that I didn't know you had it in you.
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Perhaps that goes along with your unexpected calmness. Or the fact that I am no longer your boss.
[ So relieving! ]
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You had taken it very seriously, for having no foreseeable future for yourself there.
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[ Which he doesn't sound all too pleased about. ]
Once I find a job, I am going to need you to help keep me from doing so again.
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I feel that I may confidently say that I've had the best success at getting a rise out of you. [ Wink! ] Now that I've your request to go all out, you haven't got a chance.
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[ Even though he's warning her, he's quite aware of just how much he needs her. He takes a breath, wondering if he should even say what's on his mind. ]
I know I complain about it regularly, but your persistence is mainly what's kept me interested.
[ He shakes his head, clearing his throat before returning his attention to his food. ]
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--Interested, mn?
[ Yes, she's pointedly keeping her voice at a hushed level, lest she get too overexcited and default to excited croons. ]
If I may, just what is it that keeps us from... [ There's a vague gesture between the two of them! ]
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Nothing anymore, I suppose.
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