Lachiyous
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Gambit
Almost Two Years Ago. [In Parts Unknown]
"Say it many time 'want, Remy. Dat don't make it any de better!" How COULD he, 'they' were supposed to be a team?
"You know it not like dat, chere..." Why WOULDN'T she, listen. To him. Didn't she realize?
"Den tell de girl, jus' 'xactly how it like!" She huffed, her impatience overtaking her.
"De man you know. Since a boy. Work 'lone. Always 'ave, always will. Jus' de way of t'ings. One ain't nobody goin' change, eh?" He looked at her, his molden irises. Reflecting, before. Placing a hand, upon her own. To try and comfort her. "Dis, it be done. For de better. Don't know 'bout de w'at pain be felt, if you got. Mix up, in de line of fire. Wit' jus' Gambit, dere de not'ing to worry. 'e take care of 'is own, easy. D'accord?"
"But..." He put a hand to her lips. To gently quiet her, protest.
"Dere, dere Celeste. It w'ats best. An' 'fore you know, be back. Promise." Sometimes, all it took. Was a smile, from one. Remy LeBeau. Why, pray tell. The guy could have looked her, in the eyes. And told her, he was going to. Murder her friends, and family. But if he said it, with that smile of his. It didn't matter, at the end. Putty. She was, nothing more. Did he know this?
Well. For his own, the moment. And her. He did, very much. Extend himself, to her. In the form, of a smile. Allowing it, to very gracefully. Roll, fluidly. Off the contours, of his. Lips. And shine, in display. So that, she may be. Receptive, to the gift. Of warmth, of comfort. And him, all. Wrapped, within that. Smile...
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Thursday. Now.
"I don't drink alone, especially if it's bought f'r me, better strap on y'r money belt Frenchie." The gruff, older man responded to him. At the mention, of alcohol. Curious. When was the last time, he himself. Paid for a drink? Had there been a time? There must have, though a memory escaped him.
When Logan warned them all not to use their abilities, and instead avoid conflict if possible. The Cajun couldn't withhold himself, from banter. "Don't know w'at you be 'fraid of out dere. It jus' de city in daytime. Ain't no graveyard at nite, non?" He flashed a grin, despite himself. "'Sides, w'at worse can 'appen. All of us, out an 'our or two. Back 'fore supper!"
As Alison and Jamie, fired off. What exactly, they felt. Was needed, to be accomplished. Once in the city, separating even an option. Remy couldn't bring, to mind. The one item -- or any the thing -- which compelled. Or urged him, unto the point. Of necessity. At least, not here. Not in this locale. There were, of course, other places. Which beckoned. Pulled, at him. Challenged, the fairly cool and confident. Composure, of the man. But for the moment, he was free of such. Responsibilities. Clear of struggles. Able to do, any. What, ever....
And, he thought. No, he knew what exactly that would be!
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Over One Hour Later. Mid-afternoon. [Within the City]
The worn looking, white Volkswagen Beetle buzzed. Into an available parking space, on the street. A STARBUCKS, CVS, and BURGERKING were open, for business. Across, on the opposite side. T.G.I. FRIDAYS, a mom and pop bookstore, and a WAWA. Casting a gaze up the street, one could make out. Some more stores, places of business, also a gas station. And down the street, apartment buildings. Smaller, areas of residence. And far less, populated. From appearance. If not, a bit more. Dingy, and sketchy.
It was in that direction, that Alison needed go. What about the others?
When they exited the car, Remy took her aside. And let her know, in no uncertain terms. Just where he'd be. "You got t'ings t'do. Loose ends t'tie up. Dat fine wit' Gambit, jus' 'long as you don't mind. Dis Cajun 'long for de ride. Keep you comp'ny, chere. An' safe. Ain't no body want de trouble, like de last time, eh?"
Almost Two Years Ago. [In Parts Unknown]
"Say it many time 'want, Remy. Dat don't make it any de better!" How COULD he, 'they' were supposed to be a team?
"You know it not like dat, chere..." Why WOULDN'T she, listen. To him. Didn't she realize?
"Den tell de girl, jus' 'xactly how it like!" She huffed, her impatience overtaking her.
"De man you know. Since a boy. Work 'lone. Always 'ave, always will. Jus' de way of t'ings. One ain't nobody goin' change, eh?" He looked at her, his molden irises. Reflecting, before. Placing a hand, upon her own. To try and comfort her. "Dis, it be done. For de better. Don't know 'bout de w'at pain be felt, if you got. Mix up, in de line of fire. Wit' jus' Gambit, dere de not'ing to worry. 'e take care of 'is own, easy. D'accord?"
"But..." He put a hand to her lips. To gently quiet her, protest.
"Dere, dere Celeste. It w'ats best. An' 'fore you know, be back. Promise." Sometimes, all it took. Was a smile, from one. Remy LeBeau. Why, pray tell. The guy could have looked her, in the eyes. And told her, he was going to. Murder her friends, and family. But if he said it, with that smile of his. It didn't matter, at the end. Putty. She was, nothing more. Did he know this?
Well. For his own, the moment. And her. He did, very much. Extend himself, to her. In the form, of a smile. Allowing it, to very gracefully. Roll, fluidly. Off the contours, of his. Lips. And shine, in display. So that, she may be. Receptive, to the gift. Of warmth, of comfort. And him, all. Wrapped, within that. Smile...
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Thursday. Now.
"I don't drink alone, especially if it's bought f'r me, better strap on y'r money belt Frenchie." The gruff, older man responded to him. At the mention, of alcohol. Curious. When was the last time, he himself. Paid for a drink? Had there been a time? There must have, though a memory escaped him.
When Logan warned them all not to use their abilities, and instead avoid conflict if possible. The Cajun couldn't withhold himself, from banter. "Don't know w'at you be 'fraid of out dere. It jus' de city in daytime. Ain't no graveyard at nite, non?" He flashed a grin, despite himself. "'Sides, w'at worse can 'appen. All of us, out an 'our or two. Back 'fore supper!"
As Alison and Jamie, fired off. What exactly, they felt. Was needed, to be accomplished. Once in the city, separating even an option. Remy couldn't bring, to mind. The one item -- or any the thing -- which compelled. Or urged him, unto the point. Of necessity. At least, not here. Not in this locale. There were, of course, other places. Which beckoned. Pulled, at him. Challenged, the fairly cool and confident. Composure, of the man. But for the moment, he was free of such. Responsibilities. Clear of struggles. Able to do, any. What, ever....
And, he thought. No, he knew what exactly that would be!
========================================================================
Over One Hour Later. Mid-afternoon. [Within the City]
The worn looking, white Volkswagen Beetle buzzed. Into an available parking space, on the street. A STARBUCKS, CVS, and BURGERKING were open, for business. Across, on the opposite side. T.G.I. FRIDAYS, a mom and pop bookstore, and a WAWA. Casting a gaze up the street, one could make out. Some more stores, places of business, also a gas station. And down the street, apartment buildings. Smaller, areas of residence. And far less, populated. From appearance. If not, a bit more. Dingy, and sketchy.
It was in that direction, that Alison needed go. What about the others?
When they exited the car, Remy took her aside. And let her know, in no uncertain terms. Just where he'd be. "You got t'ings t'do. Loose ends t'tie up. Dat fine wit' Gambit, jus' 'long as you don't mind. Dis Cajun 'long for de ride. Keep you comp'ny, chere. An' safe. Ain't no body want de trouble, like de last time, eh?"