-TANGOTHEFTS
"You know, I was thinking... about what you said... your wish of going back home and all... but the fact that you can't..." she hated how hesitant she sounded, so she pushed through it, squared her shoulders, determined to finish it with confidence, at least: "I brought Greece to you, then." she opened the door and gestured for her to walk inside. One of the rooms of her mansion, the actual home where she lived and had never invited anyone in... was filled with Ancient Greek artefacts. // LOVE THEMMM <333
misthiosii
Eleni put her hand on the other woman's arm, in a way of showing that she heard and understood the extent of the honesty of her words. "You have made this journey bearable for me. I cannot— well, I cannot imagine being here without the support you gave me. The gods have provided me with a test, that of which has devastated me— but they also taught me that there is always a light." She offered a small smile, a light chuckle following as she was letting every feeling in the moment surround her. "I suppose that is what you have been. For me. It is as though the gods themselves sent you." / @-TANGOTHEFTS
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-TANGOTHEFTS
"Don't mention it — you're most welcome," she said, holding eye contact with her a little while longer so she could see the sincerity in her eyes. It was really a pleasure to do that for her. She wished she could do more, to buy her plane tickets and take her back home! ...Gaby would've bought one to herself too, even if inevitably she would have to return to New York where she had established her life now, but... god, the hypothetical distance already hurt like it was real. "But I wanted to," the thief reassured her, before promptly shaking her head. "No, of course you haven't... the days I got to be with you, even if for a brief moment... they've been the best I've had in — dios mío, *years*, honestly..."
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misthiosii
"Thank you." She spoke, pushing herself into the action to also form a small yet meaningful smile around the words. The touch did bring a sense of comfort, of *trust*, and it was so intriguing that they both knew so well of that feeling. The distance. The idea that, one way or another, you could not return to whence you came. "Truly. You did not have to do this for me. I hope I have not been too miserable to be around, seeing as I am so driven by the divine punishment which has been bestowed upon me." / @-TANGOTHEFTS
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