Albert Silverberg (
chikaidestroyer) wrote2011-06-12 10:52 pm
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∞ 95: A quaint birthday [action]
[An early birthday dinner. That was what Albert had proposed, knowing it was likely Caesar would want to nap as soon as he was full. And so, with Caesar's Luceti birthday having arrived, there were light preparations for a quiet celebration. After all, Silverbergs were intensely private as it was, so there would be no invited guests unless Caesar himself decided to invite them.]
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Caesar lets the fork hang from his mouth for a moment as he gives his brother a look. Is he serious...?]
W-well... I suppose there must be some truth to the things you're imagining.
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[For his part, Albert is doing very well with that poker face of his.]
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[Isn't that what people like to hear?]
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I'd say it's not that far from the truth.
[And he means this one!]
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Fine. I suppose you deserve something, even if you have much more growing to do.
[He stands, moving to leave the room. He'll be back shortly, really.]
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[It's a gift—a birthday gift—and he can't pretend that he isn't eager to see what it is.]
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What was that about leaving you hanging?
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When Caesar opens up the box, he'll find a rather complex knife.]
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He takes the knife out of the box and examines that, too. He tilts his head.]
What is it?
[Better to ask before he started playing around with it. Just in case.]
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Is that so? I suppose if I have this, I will truly have no choice! [He puts the knife back into the box and sets it on his bed. Despite the comment about usefulness, he stands up with a shrug, and smiles at him.] I guess my only option is to try and put it to use.
[It was just like his brother to give him a gift like this. He's happy with it.]
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...You're welcome, Caesar.
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