A trash fire pretending to be a Phoenix (
ferrumcorde) wrote2017-02-22 02:21 am
marriage au
[ McGillis has been trying for months to get Gaelio to talk marriage with him. But rather typical of the other man the moment the subject comes up he finds something else that needs his immediate attention or changes the subject. Over and over. To the point that McGillis gives up broaching the topic with Gaelio and goes straight to his father. Frankly it's not the way he would have wanted to do it ideally, but asking the parent's permission before proposing is still considered proper. It's just a bit less proper when the person in question has no idea of interest in the first place.
In any case, Lord Bauduin was amenable enough to the match if his son was. Of course no formalities could be discussed until Gaelio agreed and so, finally, it's come down to McGillis having to trap the man into the conversation he keeps avoiding like the plague.
This time, however, he believes he has an approach that will keep Gaelio form fleeing.
They're in the rose garden of the Bauduin estate, drinking tea and enjoying a brief moment of time off, just the two of them. It's a lovely setting, and suitably romantic, as far as it goes. The day is perfect, with the sun shining but not too hot, a light breeze smelling of roses and sea air, the sky a lovely blue with white clouds--picturesque and memorable.
And Gaelio is with him, talking about something or other. McGillis waits for a lull in the conversation, setting his tea down. Looks at Gaelio dead on as he announces: ]
I am currently in engagement negotiations. But I wanted your help. And advice, I suppose.
In any case, Lord Bauduin was amenable enough to the match if his son was. Of course no formalities could be discussed until Gaelio agreed and so, finally, it's come down to McGillis having to trap the man into the conversation he keeps avoiding like the plague.
This time, however, he believes he has an approach that will keep Gaelio form fleeing.
They're in the rose garden of the Bauduin estate, drinking tea and enjoying a brief moment of time off, just the two of them. It's a lovely setting, and suitably romantic, as far as it goes. The day is perfect, with the sun shining but not too hot, a light breeze smelling of roses and sea air, the sky a lovely blue with white clouds--picturesque and memorable.
And Gaelio is with him, talking about something or other. McGillis waits for a lull in the conversation, setting his tea down. Looks at Gaelio dead on as he announces: ]
I am currently in engagement negotiations. But I wanted your help. And advice, I suppose.

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[ So no, he's not backing out of marrying you at any point Gaelio. Stop fussing. But he does tilt his head, amused, and ask a little playfully. ]
In that case, the room next to yours?
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[ It's not and honestly McGillis has probably seen his bedroom so he probably already knows, but Gaelio is playing along anyway. ]
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I suppose that would get cramped if you wished to visit me in it.
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Hmm. Well, we're lucky that's not the case then. That aside... plans have already been made for the engagement party.
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[ He's content enough. The whole wedding fuss is not his to have to deal with but he'll still get the benefits, so he's certainly appreciative of that. ]
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[ "Dad I'm engaged now" "Great son now we're getting you hitched as soon as possible so you don't run away again" "I DON'T RUN AWAY!! I GET BUSY!!" was more or less the conversation they'd had. ]
I hope you didn't have plans.
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[ When doesn't he have plans? But he's prepared to clear his schedule for whatever is required to make this happen. ]
Your parents must be elated to plan so quickly.
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I'm not sure that they didn't already have all of it pre-planned.
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[ He sounds amused. The constant battle between Gaelio's disinterest in marriage and his father's insistence on it has being going on a long, long time. ]
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At least they'll make things easy on me. After the engagement, you'll get to go free for awhile, and I'll be stuck here. I guess I was overdue for a vacation anyway.
[ He's a tiny bit petulant sounding but... he doesn't mind too much. ]
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[ Gaelio is cute, sulking. But McGillis isn't going to save him from wedding planning. ]
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[ THANKS, MACKEY. ]
Well that's after the party. For now, please bear with the amount of congratulations we'll be getting. [ At least they're both good at socialising... more or less. Used to it might be a better term. ] We should also probably call it a night.
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I suppose. I'll be busy tomorrow rearranging my schedule for the weekend.
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Someone will get the proper details to you sometime tomorrow, presumably. [ ...he pauses. ] Good night, McGillis.
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[ He does see himself out, after smiling at Gaelio charmingly. And he doesn't show up again until before the party, busy with rearranging his schedule as needed around the party as well as the invitations required from his end. But when he shows up it's dressed fully fancily and well before the party to call on Gaelio. ]
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You're here early. [ He'd been in one of the open rooms until one of the maids had come to inform him that his new fiancé was here. ] You don't have much time left before you're stuck with me, you know. Shouldn't you be cherishing it?
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[ McGillis smiles as Gaelio joins him, nodding towards the exit to the garden so they can take a stroll before guests begin to arrive. ]
I thought I might see how you're doing, before we're bogged down in greetings and congratulations.
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[ It's too early in the evening for you to be so smooth, wtf. ]
I had missed being at home, but I'm almost ready to leave again. [ A shrug. ] Not that I'm complaining, however.
[ ...except he is, but it's fine, this is nothing he can't handle with great gusto— ]
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[ He smiles as he walks with Gaelio, not pointing out that he is in fact complaining right now. ]
Just bear it through the wedding plans and we can both be back to our job together.
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Tonight aside, I'm looking forward to the actual ceremony.
[ Just in case that wasn't... obvious. ]
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There's a few other reasons, but even I'm not foolish or stubborn enough to pass on you.
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[ After all, why wouldn't Gaelio tell him everything? They're going to be partners for life, in every sense of the word. But he smiles a little wryly at the flattery, head tilting as he waits for Gaelio to go on. ]
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I like having the freedom. I don't want to be stuck here when it's much more fun at work. Considering that I already spend most of my work time with you, I can't see much of a difference. [ Not many people would say that working for Gjallarhorn is fun, but Gaelio enjoys his inspector-slash-whatever-he-wants job.
Also, he wants more of a reason to have McGillis with him, so it works out. ] I couldn't see myself being interested in any other prospects either.
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You know most people wouldn't consider work fun... But I'm glad. It will be a relief to have things return to normal, I think. But with you beside me at all times.
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i tried really hard to not die while typing this
This psl is objectively the worst
IT IS FUCKKKKK
YOU WANTED A HAPPY MARRIAGE AU
what have i done
It's terrible
gay
Gali is gay
gaylio
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this got out of control, jesus
Gali is so cute??
shhhh
Protect his pure heart
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looks into the camera like i'm on the office
Maybe he should be less gay
hmmm
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