Envy Adams (
whenshewasnice) wrote2018-10-05 12:03 pm
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Envy's Duplex, The Hegemony Compound, Ribeirao Preto, Friday Afternoon
The process of Envy having part of her apartment converted into a home studio was still in the planning stages. While her intention was mostly just to have the means to record high quality demos in the privacy of her home instead of anything for actual publication, she still didn't want it to be some half-assed thing. So her favorite audio engineer out in New York was planning it for her. It'd get here when it got here.
But, the new sound system for her living room? That had just been installed. Top of the line audio quality and supporting every damn format you could think of (and probably some you couldn't). She'd had it imported from her world and then upgraded by someone from this one. And soon, she'd check out how some of her own latest recordings sounded on it.
But for now...
There's a starman waiting in the sky --
Even Envy wasn't so self-centered as to christen her new sound system with her own oeuvre rather than the best of Bowie.
[ooc: NFB but open for all the usual!]
But, the new sound system for her living room? That had just been installed. Top of the line audio quality and supporting every damn format you could think of (and probably some you couldn't). She'd had it imported from her world and then upgraded by someone from this one. And soon, she'd check out how some of her own latest recordings sounded on it.
But for now...
There's a starman waiting in the sky --
Even Envy wasn't so self-centered as to christen her new sound system with her own oeuvre rather than the best of Bowie.
[ooc: NFB but open for all the usual!]

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She knew he was likely to care very little.
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Even with how long this had all been going on by now, somewhere inside her there were traces of a teenaged Natalie who remembered what it was like to be afraid to touch him without specific permission. Envy did it without hesitation, these days, but the subtle thrill of his response hadn't fully worn off yet.
She kissed the back of his neck. "Lucky you then, that we are, most of the time," she murmured. "And reasonably good fakes, when we're not."
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He turned around, his own arms sliding around her waist.
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"I think we're the crème de la crème of a lot of things."
Trust the Montrealer to pronounce that with care.
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Kissing him was not a chore.
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But it was a miracle what time and age could do to take the blinders off your eyes, wasn't it?
Peter kissed her slowly, lazily, his eyes closed and his body pressing tightly against hers.
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Because that was what it was. Slow and lingering.
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He pulled away. Barely. And pressed his forehead against hers. "So... music," he said softly. "Before we get otherwise excited."
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"It's already all around you."
It wasn't an exaggeration: the system had been designed so that there were speakers all around the room so that when you were close to the center of it - like they were, right now - the sound was coming from everywhere around you. It was like being surrounded by music, enveloped in sound.
And conveniently, Golden Years was just starting up.
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She was swaying a little. Just a little movement of the hips.
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"Anyway," she said. "You can hear it, right? The way it just... wraps around you."
Much like her arms wrapped around his neck, keeping her close to him. Anchored.
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"This is the incomparable David Bowie," she murmured. "Patron saint of changing your whole vibe when change is what you need."
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He'd never be fantastic at picking out the intricacies of music. Certainly not the way she did. "Why this one?"
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Nothing was ever really insignificant.
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He kissed her again.
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She kissed him back. Couldn't really say 'hey, you get me' through that, but she could try.
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The way she bit his lip after she said it... Well, she could be a pain in the ass like that, too. "Anyway. It's Bowie. There's always something relatable"
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