[ Things could have gone so much worse, had it turned out the Devil wasn't a kind man who really, in his heart, wanted to do the right thing. And Chloe wouldn't have loved him otherwise. ]
[Which she does, because he might be fine with using the Porters to travel when he needs to, but he does have faster methods he can use when he chooses to. Like he does right now. So it's barely a minute before he's coming in the door to the house.]
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I'm glad it's you.
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[ Things could have gone so much worse, had it turned out the Devil wasn't a kind man who really, in his heart, wanted to do the right thing. And Chloe wouldn't have loved him otherwise. ]
You should come home and serenade me more.
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[He plays a one-handed arpeggio before speaking again.]
Should I? I'll be home soon then.
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[ She's teasing. And maybe trying to gross him out a little. ]
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Seven billion humans on the planet, and I have to choose you. Can I take it back?
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[ She might love him, but she's never going to stop egging him on. ]
Looks like you're stuck with me.
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I suppose I can live with that.
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[ He was such a dick and as much as she'll never admit it, she was charmed.
Slightly. ]
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Chloe?
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Hey. [ She's sitting on the couch drinking a glass of wine and pats the cushion next to her. ] I missed you.
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I missed you too.
[Obviously, or he wouldn't have sent her that message. He settles on the couch next to her.]
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How was your day?
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Then I went to a bar, had a drink, found a piano, and came home to you.
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[ She sighs. ]
Some kid stole a DVD from a store and then threw a milkshake at me.
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You don't need help washing that out of your hair or something, do you?
[Like he doesn't already know that she would have cleaned herself up as soon as possible.]
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[ She tilts her head as if thinking it through carefully. ]
It could probably use another rinse.
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