[Dropping his feet again, Dorian leans forward. He wears his slightly smile and speaks his light voice like hooks to draw Judas out.] Fortunately, I find that part of you charming.
Oh, yes. [Dorian speaks with a voice rich in texture and variance, like a surface that catches because of its unevenness. With a finger under Judas''s chin, Dorian tilts Judas's face up to look at his.] Just like traitor, I adore it because of how comfortably you give it to me.
[He looks at Dorian for a moment, and laughs.] No wonder I like you. Now it makes sense. [Judas leans forward, careful not to upset what remains of the food, to kiss Dorian's forehead.]
[Dorian presses his lips together, but he allows it. When Judas draws back, he tries to temper the smile on his mouth.] You have a natural inclination towards the corrupted? That does explain much.
What? [Dorian looks at Judas in confusion, and the expression on his face has the same innocence as when he got away with murder in front of Sherlock Holmes.] I don't remember tricking you into anything, let alone eating.
Distrust is an ugly habit. [Dorian nods his head towards the meat they've left behind.] 'Course, you realize that no one will eat that meat now except you.
Oh it's not that bad. [Judas rolls his eyes.] I guess I'd warn about pollen and all, but it'll be fine. I'll take some to Jesus, he could definitely use it.
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