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[transfundere]

"Please leave a message. Should you require immediate medical assistance, please seek closer help and I will attend you as soon as possible."

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Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[malicieux]

Your concern is endearing as always. I'm perfectly fine.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[transfundere]

Thank you. And thank you for not killing him. I realize it took restraint, something very short at hand right now.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[malicieux]

It would have done nothing but upset Neal, who is in no place to face anymore upsets at the moment. I can't make any promises for the future, but the satisfaction of seeing him bleed should satiate me for a time.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[transfundere]

[ That actually dents the mood a bit, enough to at least muddle into thinking a bit. ]

Bleed... how much did you cut him open? I assumed only a scratch, something to express your ire-

Is he going to require medical assistance?

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[malicieux]

Oh, undoubtedly.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[transfundere]

[ A deep sigh. ]

In the future, please lead with that fact, dearheart.

[ And he's moving. Lestat will hear hurried preparations.]

First off: where did you leave him? And secondly: did he attack you in any way first?

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[malicieux]

In the hall, not far from our cabins.

{ Note the complete lack of remorse or worry in his voice. }

He touched me. I found it patronizing. Perhaps he’ll learn to keep his hands to himself.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[transfundere]

[ He touched him. Of course. ]

Suffice to say I don't approve of you slicing up throats, Lestat. But he shouldn't have touched you.

I'll deal with it.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[malicieux]

It could have been an accident.

{ A very long pause. }

I can’t abide someone acting as though they are above me. I forget to temper my mood.

{ It’s almost an apology, but more for Reid. He’s not sorry about Malcolm, the man had it coming. }

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[transfundere]

So I assumed. Given the fact that I will be at work, I don't suppose you would mind feeding Lottie, my dear?

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[malicieux]

Of course. It is the least I can do.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[transfundere]

I would appreciate you staying in for the moment. I wouldn't want anything to happen to you.

And on that note, you may want to contact your young man, Mr. Caffrey. He's concerned for you.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[malicieux]

I do like the way you worry for me. Lottie and I have more Dumas to read, and I've brought some records, I'll settle in and eagerly await your return.

I'll let the drama of the moment pass before I speak with Neal.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[transfundere]

Much appreciated. Give Lottie my love, of course.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[malicieux]

Don't be too cross with me, mon cœur. The cut is only lethal if too much time passes, and Mr. Bright is in good hands with you.

Re: audio, after the malcolm run-in;

[transfundere]

I'm not cross with you, mon doudou. Whatever misgivings you had were no doubt erased by our visitors. I cannot fault you for ignoring the consequences they will not let you concern yourself with. Just as I'm sure Mr. Bright hardly considered the potential consequences of touching you.