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@drpode | send ☔ for our muses to share an umbrella on a rainy day.

It’s common misconception that Lorenzo is nothing but mean, and to consider him heartless would be to brush over all that’s hidden beneath all that meanness. Even if it’s hard to get to.

After the rainstorm that suddenly struck a few days ago, he was wiser about bringing an umbrella when the day looked cloudy, and to his luck for once, thunder suddenly rumbled and it was raining heavy within seconds after that. And he wasn’t going to get fucking soaked this time.

Making his way to work, he was trying to do so swiftly, only to notice someone that had been in a similar situation to him a few days prior. And the poor girl was already soaked herself.

“Ugh,” he muttered to himself, not wanting to be late to work again, but here he was. He wasn’t an asshole. He was bitchy sometimes, yes, but like hell he was going to lave some lady out here soaking in the rain. And she didn’t even look from Treowa, lost as hell, so that was another strike of the heart strings.

Approaching her, awkwardly, and reluctantly, he tipping his umbrella over, tucking his tail close to his body so it wouldn’t risk getting misted by the rain, and covered her head with it.

Summer showers were a thing, Peggy grumbled, as she trudged through the small outback paths back to her home. Utopia usually got weather like summer showers and they were to be expected, but Peggy couldn’t help but curse them every time they happened. 

It didn’t matter, though, as the rain couldn’t dampen her spirits. Why? She was going to see her mother and have a good catch up. Of course, she wished she could have brought Lutz along, as her mother had heard about him. Now her mother just wanted to see him and induct him into the family. Not that there was anything formal about entering her family, but her mother was odd in the best ways. 

However, though the rain couldn’t dampen her spirits, a quick slip could certainly end her up in a mess. A muddy mess. A horrible... muddy... gods-awful... bloody mess. 

As soon as he heard Agatha’s voice, Arthur dropped nearly everything to rush to the door. It’d been far too long since he’d last seen her and he’d missed her badly. Leaving her behind in Utopia had done a toll on him, one that he hadn’t of seen coming. It was one thing to move back to his hometown, but it was another thing to leave behind a person that you’d been living with for years and years.