Winter Wisp (
winter_wisp) wrote2015-12-12 07:23 pm
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Phouka
Winter slunk back to Phouka's flat, still sulking a little and shrinking himself down so he could play.
He wasn't sure where Phouka was, and so he made himself at home, building a little nest from discarded socks and the Phouka's pillow in the middle of the bed. He still had the tablet he'd acquired when he'd first come to London, and small hands easily found Netflix and something entertaining to watch. Zombies no longer appealed, and so he settled on a show about mortals who worked in a police station.
He sat happily with a bag of sunflower seeds and a small bottle of pop that was nearly as tall as he was, trying not to think too much about his chat with Willy.
He wasn't sure where Phouka was, and so he made himself at home, building a little nest from discarded socks and the Phouka's pillow in the middle of the bed. He still had the tablet he'd acquired when he'd first come to London, and small hands easily found Netflix and something entertaining to watch. Zombies no longer appealed, and so he settled on a show about mortals who worked in a police station.
He sat happily with a bag of sunflower seeds and a small bottle of pop that was nearly as tall as he was, trying not to think too much about his chat with Willy.
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"Winter, are you home?" he called.
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Winter had cheered up slightly, enjoying his food and the mindless show- But he wanted sympathy, and he turned off the show as he slumped in the little nest he'd made and let out a sad coo.
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Phouka heard and came to the bed, peeking inside the fort.
"There you are my little friend," he said. "What has your wings drooped so?"
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"He said I can not play with cats, and that I must be dressed. Then Willy said I had to practice hiding my wings," he sulked. "They are very mean to me, Phouka."
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"Oh, my dear," he said sympathetically. "We must do as the prince orders, though I can see you are not happy to do so."
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"What Fin says is only important because the prince takes his wisdom into consideration," the Phouka pointed out. "Have you tried to do as he asked? Have you tried to hide your wings?"
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It was an odd feeling, drawing them into his body. Some pixies were born with the ability, others never mastered it. Most, like Winter, could do it if the focused, and master it with practice.
The wings vanished, and Winter looked light-headed. So much so that he wobbled on his feet and had to hold Phouka's arm to keep himself upright.
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"Ah, ah, be careful little one," the Phouka said, pulling Winter close into his arms. "I can see that is a task. I remember when I first learned to take the shape of animals. It was natural, but quite disorienting at first," he said.
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"I don't like it," Winter said, the sulking and pouting fading into something more honest.
"It reminds me of how Aspid was always taking my wings," he admitted softly.
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"Oh, my dove," he said softly. "Then let them back out. We can buy you clothes to hide them so you go unnoticed. And here, at home, you can set them free."
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The Phouka was quiet at that news. He didn't want Winter to leave in the spring, much less have him banished home earlier.
Instead, he tipped Winter's chin up and placed a soft kiss on his forehead.
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"I don't want to go," he said quietly. "I don't want to leave yet."
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"I don't want you to go," Phouka whispered, kissing Winter again tenderly.
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"I can be better. I can be less pixie. Tell fae Willy I'll be good. He will listen to you."
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"I will tel him," he said. "I will tell him you will do as he says. But in here, with me, you can be al the pixie. I adore my pixie..." he said between kisses.
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"I like being your pixie, Phouka."
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"You will always be my pixie. From now on," he replied. Phouka stroked his face and bent to kiss him once again. "You are my favourite."
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Not in those words, but those words felt more honest to the pixie than 'love'.
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"You should not make wishes around faeries, little one," he teased, then caught Winter's face and kissed him soundly one more time.
"You are my favourite," he said.
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"You are my favourite too, Phouka."
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"Will you show them if I ask? We will not tell the prince," Phouka said.
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