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𝓡𝓲𝓵𝓮𝔂 𝓦𝓲𝓵𝓵𝓲𝓪𝓶𝓼 ([personal profile] isawallflower) wrote2020-11-01 10:20 pm
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RYSLIG; ic inbox

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<CHEERYCHERRY> It's Riley!
<CHEERYCHERRY> Please leave a message!
<CHEERYCHERRY> Please be someone with their priorities sorted out properly!


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[personal profile] digiorno 2021-01-07 06:48 am (UTC)(link)
[The truth of the matter is that Giorno would have lost his mind over gingersnaps. He would have been excited, ecstatic even, because people don't make him things. The closest he had before Ryslig was when Mista volunteered to make him a sandwich in the days after the Coliseum but was so tired he put a slice of bread between two pieces of meat. Since then, he's experienced the force of nature that is Erina hosting tea, but . . .]

[This is different. And there's more to it than the gingersnaps, his mind doing calculations of mass and size as he looks in the bag and sees a small wrapped item, not nearly big enough to be the weight that's resting on his knees.]

[Cautiously, he pulls it out of the bag and unwraps the tissue paper with the care of someone defusing a bomb. His expression brightens when he sees color, brightens further when he sees shine, and once he's unwrapped it entirely—]


Riley!

[A breathless, delighted exclamation as he holds the dragonfly in both hands, staring down at it to capture every tiny detail. He rub his thumbs along the wings, fascinated by their texture.]

This is beautiful! Where did you — this is perfect. You remembered that?

[The conversation, that is. But of course she does. He does, too, because he made her laugh, even if it was by accident.]
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[personal profile] digiorno 2021-01-24 04:46 am (UTC)(link)
Of course I like it. I love it.

[His voice, quiet but practically vibrating with enthusiasm, is different from anything she’s heard from him yet. Similar to the excited chattering from earlier, but still not quite the same. He’s delighted, but more than that, he’s — awed. Riley tries to downplay it, to make it seem as though this isn’t anything special, but no matter what she does, he’s never going to see it that way.]

[There’s an incomprehensible difference between zero and one. That the brooch in his hand even exists is what’s shocking, not the details.]

[He runs his thumb over the jeweled back, back and forth, again and again. Smiling.]


. . . I learned that I like that part of giving gifts. Looking until something catches your eye and it feels right. That’s how — the ribbons were purposeful, but the knife caught me in the same way. It seemed like something you should have.

[Glancing up at the sudden motion of her standing, he looks faintly quizzical, but too pleased still to be distracted.]

Thank you. It’s perfect, I mean that.