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They stayed that way for awhile, clinging to each other as if one of them would puff into smoke. Neither one of them was sure how to break the silence- how to return to how things once were. Viera felt her chest tighten with a small desire, one that hesitated at the gate of her lips. The feelings from before rushed to the surface. He knew the truth now- didn't that mean there was no use to hide it? Her fingers gently pushed further into his back, memorizing the cool warmth exuding from him.
"Will you help me?" She barely whispered, her grip on him relaxing as she retreated back. The vine-like grip in their arms slivered down to their joined hands, still too afraid to let go. He nodded mutely before standing up and offering a hand, her legs trembling slightly as the room swayed. Catching her effortlessly, he pushed her back down into the chair, grabbing the basin and rag as he walked around the large wings to
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