FF7 AU of Mollymauk Tealeaf of Critical Role. || MDNI
"Ah, you always need a planner when things go awry." He raises his glass and takes a sip.
"Did you enjoy the
That draws a warm look to her features, a fond glimmer in her eyes as she reaches back to some of her fondest memories.
"He was quieter than I was even then. Quieter than our friend too. That wasn't to say he wasn't —
He shrugs, posture relaxed as he takes another small drink from his glass. "You mentioned a brother. Tell me about him. Not the monster, I doubt
"Ah, you always need a planner when things go awry." He raises his glass and takes a sip.
"Did you enjoy the
He shrugs, posture relaxed as he takes another small drink from his glass. "You mentioned a brother. Tell me about him. Not the monster, I doubt
"What's done is done, I suppose. I've learned to live with it for the most part. But it hurts worse around this time of year. Thank you though, it's nice to not hear 'oh but you're not a monster! you're not like that!' for a change."
He meets her gaze with a faint, sympathetic smile. "If they choose to be, I suppose that's their choice. But knowing that you couldn't have changed it doesn't make the pain
He shrugs, posture relaxed as he takes another small drink from his glass. "You mentioned a brother. Tell me about him. Not the monster, I doubt
He meets her gaze with a faint, sympathetic smile. "If they choose to be, I suppose that's their choice. But knowing that you couldn't have changed it doesn't make the pain
"Personally, I think not. Being a monster doesn't mean... you're monstrous. But I lost my brother and a couple of other people who meant a great deal to me—
"Is there something wrong with being inhuman?" he asks with a leisurely sort of sigh, sipping his wine. He gestures to all of himself with a shrug.
"Your personality thus far is nothing
He meets her gaze with a faint, sympathetic smile. "If they choose to be, I suppose that's their choice. But knowing that you couldn't have changed it doesn't make the pain
"You know where to find me, Mr. Richard," he responds with a light, easy-going laugh.
A closer look might reveal
And yet, what is done is done, to him anyways.
The path has been set in stone, and to him, there is no way going back.
Not anymore: not this time.
“Well — thank you for your Ted Talk, Mister Tea.” The President gives himself a metaphorical
Molly brushes a finger very carefully under Rufus's eye to catch the stray tear, wiping it away.
"You think
"You know where to find me, Mr. Richard," he responds with a light, easy-going laugh.
A closer look might reveal
"Is there something wrong with being inhuman?" he asks with a leisurely sort of sigh, sipping his wine. He gestures to all of himself with a shrug.
"Your personality thus far is nothing
It's delivered with all the air of someone commenting on the weather. Just a simple fact that hangs in the air for a moment as she takes a long drink from her wine.
"I don't know who my birth parents are or were. But they gave me and my brother up for experimentation and then —
He lowers the wine bottle back to the table and slides the glass forward with a smile.
"Is there something wrong with being inhuman?" he asks with a leisurely sort of sigh, sipping his wine. He gestures to all of himself with a shrug.
"Your personality thus far is nothing
She's always enjoyed having golden opportunities to see what fates await her.
He lowers the wine bottle back to the table and slides the glass forward with a smile.
Propping her chin in her hands, she watched him refill their glasses and hummed.
"Where should I start..."
He lowers the wine bottle back to the table and slides the glass forward with a smile.
"You do know you could lie to me and I wouldn't know."
Molly brushes a finger very carefully under Rufus's eye to catch the stray tear, wiping it away.
"You think
But he doesn’t push him away, and he does not refuse his words simply for the fact they are the truth.
And the truth hits
"I think you're scared. You cling to the things you can control because the things you can't have the power to hurt you.
Molly brushes a finger very carefully under Rufus's eye to catch the stray tear, wiping it away.
"You think
"Humor me. I can manage a little depressing."
"I think you're scared. You cling to the things you can control because the things you can't have the power to hurt you.
But mollys question halts his tongue from unleashing barrages of abuse in self-defence to
He swallows
"I think you're scared. You cling to the things you can control because the things you can't have the power to hurt you.
"Humor me. I can manage a little depressing."
"Humor me. I can manage a little depressing."
She stares at her glass for a moment.
"But that hardly seems like a topic for a good chat now, does it?"
He swirls the wine in his glass. "If I'm aiming to get wasted, I'll drink something harder, but for a good chat, I love wine."
He swallows
“I had it. I lost it. I’ll get over it. Time is a great healer… like everything else before.”
He swallows
He swirls the wine in his glass. "If I'm aiming to get wasted, I'll drink something harder, but for a good chat, I love wine."
Sips again.
"Glad you are because I am not. I typically get something harder and usually so I can forget or medicate something."
He grins. "I am a bit of a wine snob, I'll admit."
He swirls the wine in his glass. "If I'm aiming to get wasted, I'll drink something harder, but for a good chat, I love wine."
Molly sighs, lazily rotating one of the rings on his finger. Something gaudy, bright.
"With all due respect — none, in my case — I'm going to call your bluff. If
“— and I’d put myself into that bracket. Which is fine.”
Molly sighs, lazily rotating one of the rings on his finger. Something gaudy, bright.
"With all due respect — none, in my case — I'm going to call your bluff. If
He sits back once again, fingers tracing the label on the wine bottle. Some intricate thing in a language he can't read.
Glistening orbs lift as Molly comes to an end, a sigh is released.
“S’not about my Turks.” He admits, lifting the
"The inevitability of death does not mean you should sentence yourself to a lifetime alone. And the inevitability of death hasn't stopped
He sits back once again, fingers tracing the label on the wine bottle. Some intricate thing in a language he can't read.
".... Does it count if you're kinda sorta but not really retired?"