Well, I can't really help you with the paperwork and such, but I can at least make sure you're on schedule and your day-to-day needs at taken care of so you don't have to worry about them.
[ He very much does, Aster. ] [ But also: dreams are weird, and being in someone else's dream is weirder, and his earlier thought that maybe he's taking on the role of someone specific here takes a while to come back to him, even fuzzily. ]
That's... [ Concerning? Power harassment??? ] Sweet.
[ And after months of working really hard not to accidentally get into any relationships in Imeeji, he somehow still finds himself in one of these conversations, thanks a lot Yvette. ]
[ ...gazes at that hand for a few seconds before taking it. ]
Yeah. Okay.
[ It would probably be slightly ridiculous to say anything anyway, right? If he's supposed to be someone else, what he feels super doesn't matter. If he's somehow not, doing the let's-just-be-friends speech in someone's dream has got to be worse than doing it through texts. ]
[ what why ] [ Jumping again a little, because if he's ever had anyone straighten his clothes for him he doesn't remember it and it must've been a long time. ]
...heh. It definitely did — work.
[ Not like it's bad, kind of domestic and cute. Or. It would be, if you weren't his employee. ]
I mean, I'm really not sure about that at all. [ 'Dream' or 'game' are definitely his guesses here, and he'd be way more sure if he'd done the dream-walking thing more than once. ] But I'm sure you, uh — did your job right.
[ oh thank god ] [ ...........ugh, that sounds like office work. Is he going to wind up doing work in your dream just to avoid having a more awkward conversation? ]
Breakfast in bed, huh? You're gonna spoil me.
[ Evidently: yes. ] [ Also, if this sly comment as he turns away to tighten his obi in any way hits a weird note, sorry?? Flirt is an idle action, he absolutely said it without thinking. ]
[ The chuckle — is fine, maybe even sort of nice. He wasn't expecting it. Lupine regards Aster for a few more seconds, then settles right back down on the bed, light. ]
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Yeah, not so much. [ Breezy. ] What's the more or less?
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I can't possibly be paying you enough for all that.
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The pay's not the only reason why I'm here.
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It's... not?
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Yeah. You're the reason.
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Me.
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You don't have to look so surprised about it.
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That's... [ Concerning? Power harassment??? ] Sweet.
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You also don't have to look so tired at the thought- you can just think of it as loyalty.
[ Quickly said as if he didn't just half-confess. ]
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—Aster...
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[ Standing up again, offering a hand out. ]
Come on, you've still got breakfast to eat.
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Yeah. Okay.
[ It would probably be slightly ridiculous to say anything anyway, right? If he's supposed to be someone else, what he feels super doesn't matter. If he's somehow not, doing the let's-just-be-friends speech in someone's dream has got to be worse than doing it through texts. ]
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At least I've got an idea of how to make sure you get up in the morning.
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...heh. It definitely did — work.
[ Not like it's bad, kind of domestic and cute. Or. It would be, if you weren't his employee. ]
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And... you're sure you're totally awake, right? You seem a bit out of it.
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I mean, I'm really not sure about that at all. [ 'Dream' or 'game' are definitely his guesses here, and he'd be way more sure if he'd done the dream-walking thing more than once. ] But I'm sure you, uh — did your job right.
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If you really do need a few more minutes, I can help get them for you.
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Them?
[ Breakfast? Is breakfast a them? ...Are there other people in this dream? ]
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The minutes. I can bring breakfast in here.
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Breakfast in bed, huh? You're gonna spoil me.
[ Evidently: yes. ] [ Also, if this sly comment as he turns away to tighten his obi in any way hits a weird note, sorry??
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[ Apparently dream Aster is totally fine with flirty banter, countering with his own more playful words. ]
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It'd have to be really good breakfast to make up for the paperwork.
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I can guarantee the best.
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Prove it.
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