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"Talk of what?" Celty faced the other with a blank expression, her doe eyes blinking at him, "As long as you know what your intentions are, it doesn’t matter what other people say."
The emptiness at the arch of his back is uncomfortable, but something he overlooks. The stool's wooden legs scrape smoothly against the timber when he slides behind, the tip of his brush drumming lightly against the pristine canvas. He chuckles, his smile is still as fixed as ever and almost uniform even after moments. "Even this looks different to each person, miss." His fingers are absently toying with the palette within inches of reach, and the look in his eyes are veiled by strands of fringe that fall over dark lashes. "I enjoy hearing others out, subjectivity is often underrated.









