Irene Adler (
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Dite's Decadent Delights | Wednesday
While Irene was fine with the pumpkin spice lubricant display she'd set up, this was beyond the pale.
"Absolutely not," she declared, opening the box that had arrived. "No. It's September. I understand Christmas creep, but -- "
And then, admittedly, curiosity got the better of her and she did end up taking out one of those...speciality glass dildoes before putting it back in the box. "I'll make a whole display of you November, promise, but let the pumpkins have their moment."
Though now she was trying not to think of what sort of ghoulish sex toys she might receive in the mail, after practically inviting them like that.
Dite's was open, if a little confused.
[don't click that link at work, no.]
"Absolutely not," she declared, opening the box that had arrived. "No. It's September. I understand Christmas creep, but -- "
And then, admittedly, curiosity got the better of her and she did end up taking out one of those...speciality glass dildoes before putting it back in the box. "I'll make a whole display of you November, promise, but let the pumpkins have their moment."
Though now she was trying not to think of what sort of ghoulish sex toys she might receive in the mail, after practically inviting them like that.
Dite's was open, if a little confused.
[don't click that link at work, no.]

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Which was why he was slipping into the shop after a long day listening to the Bee Lady. And mildly concerned about the pumpkin spice lube.
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Irene didn't know a lot about raccoons except that they loved trash. That might be enough to warrant an arrest; she didn't know American law well enough to say it didn't, anyway.
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Just saying, racoons. Just saying.
"Help you find anything?" Since, you know, that was her job and all.
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"I, uh--" Well, mama didn't raise no quitter here. "I was hoping to find a book here maybe."
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She led the way over to a couple of shelves of books -- some with discreet covers, some with...less discretion. "Nonfiction, instructional sort of things are here," she shared, indicating a shelf with one manicured finger, "and I know you said you're not interested in fiction, but we do have some male/male romances and erotica that might be -- " She cast around for a word before settling on a simple, "Inspirational?"
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"Ah, I think it's more of an instructional nature that I'm looking for. My, uh, partner--" Was that the word they were still using here? It was confusing. "--is more of a set game plan type when he's not the rushing headfirst into something stupid. And I'm encouraging the former rather than the latter. Mostly all the time, but that's a work in progress."
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"So this is a case of wanting to know what game plays are available before you even start?" Irene suggested, curving a little smile at him. She snagged a couple of titles off the shelf, laying them on their sides with the spines facing out rather than handing them directly to Danny, so he could peruse without her standing there watching him like a weirdo. "Are you going to ask him to read these, too?"
Her tone suggested she thought this was a good idea.
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That was sort of sweet, really. Either way, he was getting some samples thrown in his bag.
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Never hurts to check.
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Gay sex could potentially involve with a few more accessories than heterosexual sex necessarily did.
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That sounded like an emergency room visit waiting to happen.
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That was still a lot to consider.
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So: porn, still, but porn with talking through it and a lot of eye contact with the camera! And more importantly: two people could watch something together easier than read the same book at the same time, hint hint.
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But so was hands-on practice, but Irene didn't think she probably needed to say so.
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And if she was stuck here, she needed supplies.
She was almost halfway to the vibe aisle when she spotted the woman behind the counter. “Well, look who’s peddling smut to the masses.”
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That was a slight exaggeration, but for a woman who used to live in one of the most densely-populated cities on the planet, it really only felt like a slight one.
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There had been all that talk of parties back in Fillory and all....
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Sure, no one but the people they’d told knew about their reputation around here, but in a holistic multiversal kinda way, they absolutely did.
She reached to grab a box from the shelf.
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Not bragging so much as establishing where she set the bar for a good party.
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The dress code wasn’t going to be that fancy. Some people just deserved a higher standard, that was all.
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There weren't many of them, but they tended to go all out when the occasion came along.
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The thought ‘oooh, glamorous eyepatch opportunities’ flitted through her mind. She hated it.
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Thanksgiving remained somewhat mysterious to her, even after a couple years in the States.
"So this would be a more adult gathering?" Irene added, unable to resist the urge to tease a little. "Not so much with shots and...oh, I don't know, joyously yelling 'woo' throughout the night?"
Teasing, yes, but also an acknowledgement that Irene was kind of impressed, given that Margo didn't seem too far distanced from university-aged, queen or not.
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Or so she’d tell you if you said that last part out loud, Irene.
“Please,” Margo said. “Eliot is an expert mixologist, and I’m all class with a great ass.”
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Oh, no, Irene would have to request that her new hot friend's mixologist friend ply her with drinks, the tragedy of it all.
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“And if that’s not enough, we’re going to jazz up this party with a little magic,” she said. “I’m gonna be honest, normally we’d keep the razzle dazzle on the down-low, but on this island, what’s the point?”