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★・・・・・there is no mission, no hunt, no point if they are not dressed. Lestat barely makes it through the doors of the borrowed enclosure before complaining. Dean looks like the likely suspect: tall, rugged, and pathetic. One of those qualities would have been a positive if not for the grimace that assesses him. Lestat snaps his fingers, alas the magic is in the numbers, and the fantastical wand is just a metallic credit card that rings against the marble countertop of a branded storefront. Lestat says he will be back in a couple hours only to be absent for the entire day. He does not inform Dean how he gets the hunter's measurements. It does not matter if it happened on a random night, or perhaps Lestat just has a natural talent for eyeballing precision. What is the most important is that he returns with a tailored brown suit with a burgundy accent to underline the only good quality left in Dean: his shoulders.
The famous Wolfkiller stares Winchester down with twin-azurites, prepared to pin him down with lightning if need be. His lips wear a self-important pout as he circles Dean like a shark, scrutinizing the tailored work that fits better than a photo on the cover of Vogue. The fabric embraces what it must, showing off an angle to a man Lestat prefers to call homeless over skillful. This is a personal vendetta against the horror of simplicity. Dean lives a quieter life, one that Lestat cannot fathom each time they come together. This time, there is no unhappy accident: miraculously, their interests lined up for this one job. The vampire is capable of tracking down a defamatory statement, but not the defamer. Not when the said culprit is supernatural and beyond a vampire's reach. It takes someone with valiant experience to honor the vampire's request. Dean will do, however, because the former is not available. So, there must be a compromise. Here, it is a suit that pleases his eye and irritates whatever else Dean thinks about that Lestat does not care for.
With an approving hum, the vampire stops in front of Dean before helping himself to the treacherous tie. He shakes his head and tugs the hunter by the silk leash with embroidered initials branding him as a capitalist. Lestat is not allowing Dean take a step beyond the doors if he does not look pristine. While the vampire is the show, the supporting actor must look just as presentable, lest the performance falls apart and headquarters back at home hear about a scandal.
A mere pair of inches serves as their distance as Lestat expertly loosens Dean's tie. He thumbs the fabric to flatten it, twisting firmly to keep it a taut line. Nevertheless, Lestat does not intend to cause any discomfort as he loops the cloth and crosses it against the front of the collar. He can feel Dean's throat bobbing just beyond the fabric and the gentle thumping of a mortal heart. He swallows the other's breath as he feels gentle air brush against his cheek. Despite his concentration, Lestat lets his eyes peel away from the tie and capture his counterpart's intense gaze. A moment, they simply stand there, gaping at one another. Lestat's lips part, exhausted from being pressed into a thin line as he tucks the tie against Dean's chest and absentmindedly runs his fingertips over the twice-ironed lapel.
"It was imprecise." Lestat snaps sharply against Dean's remark. "Do you know how to wear a tie?" The famous actor tilts his head, assessing his work. In reality, not much has changed about the tie. It is, and it was, just as simple as it is supposed to be. "It may have been fine." Lestat lifts his head, a prideful gesture of a retreating lion. "I made it better." He nods his golden head toward the exit. "We are going to be late because of this, by the way." A smirk cracks his scowl, even if lopsided. "But you are lucky that I like being fashionably late."
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