Stephanie Brown | πΉπΈππΎπβπ (
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Even if Stephanie had access to all the paper in Rome, she didn't think she'd have enough room to write down all that sucked. Bathing sucked. The weather sucked. The clothing sucked. The Borgia family sucked. Lack of deodorant sucked. Lack of modern convenience sucked. Oh, what else? Getting a cut on your arm sucked, because then you worried about stitches and sterilization, and when you're pretty much the most medically advanced person in the history of ever (so far, and maybe that was probably an annoyed exaggeration), that meant you fixed yourself up as best you could, put your shirt back on, and went on with your day. That really sucked.
It was embarrassing, too. She was eager to help, eager to commit to Ezio and the Assassins, but not so eager to kill. The extra care it took to not spill blood (and not make it totally obvious what she was doing) cost her bumps and bruises. And this time, some skin and blood. She wasn't sure if she was more worried about the scar or Ezio noticing--if he hadn't already. She'd lost track of how many chats about killing they'd had, both in Rome and in Paradisa.
For now, she sat herself down at the desk and tried to look busy. She could work on other embarrassing things to distract herself from her "scratch"--like her understanding of local geography. Ugh. Rome was fucking confusing, even after all this time. It didn't make sense to her like Gotham had.
Maybe she'd just invent satellite imaging.
It was embarrassing, too. She was eager to help, eager to commit to Ezio and the Assassins, but not so eager to kill. The extra care it took to not spill blood (and not make it totally obvious what she was doing) cost her bumps and bruises. And this time, some skin and blood. She wasn't sure if she was more worried about the scar or Ezio noticing--if he hadn't already. She'd lost track of how many chats about killing they'd had, both in Rome and in Paradisa.
For now, she sat herself down at the desk and tried to look busy. She could work on other embarrassing things to distract herself from her "scratch"--like her understanding of local geography. Ugh. Rome was fucking confusing, even after all this time. It didn't make sense to her like Gotham had.
Maybe she'd just invent satellite imaging.
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"Uh, yeah. Guess it is."
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"Are you sure?"
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She smiled, a little awkwardly, and messed with his hair.
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"Alright."
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"Not as charming as I used to be, hmm?"
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"If I were still in my twenties, I would already be inside of you," he teased.
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"I will take it upon myself as a personal challenge."
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"Of course," he replied, and he caressed her side again with his free hand. "Should I romance you, too?"
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"Perhaps not."
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"I was kidding, Ezio. I'm just not really sure what... to... say?" She rolled onto her side, to face him. "I know you were interested in Caterina, and we have the best friendship ever, so awesome it spans freakin' time, so..."
So what?
"I don't know, we're already ridiculously intimate."
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