Perhaps. You do remind me of someone darkly handsome and charming with whom I once shared a correspondence.
Consider, if you would, that you do seem to have only two choices when it comes to this “dying matter” of your. One of which has you slowly dying in inoperable death, kept alive solely by a handful of pills and the grace of Lady Luck as you wonder if perhaps the bottle or the villain with take you before the cancer does. The other has you snuffing off your mortal coil far sooner, yes, but it will also provide you with a death which is far more lively and much less full of decay. If you do truly wish for living to remain an option, then I do suggest that you discover the cure for cancer rather quickly.
As too the matter of you being deprived of any of your vices, may I offer to you an alternative consideration of the situation: While you may indeed be loosing one set of vices, you are also gaining the chance to develop an entirely new set of vices. And I would imagine that one who is in possession of endless spans of time and an above average level of intelligence might be able to come up with new things altogether to craft into vices.
And, my dear, with all that the tabloids have written about you over the years, I hardly think you’ll be shamed by anything Tsuki might chose to pen.
Do enjoy your death, good sir.
Sherri
(I do think you do. Though I would also buy that Ult!Tony forces himself from you fingers, because that does seem to be the type of man he is.)
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Perhaps. You do remind me of someone darkly handsome and charming with whom I once shared a correspondence.
Consider, if you would, that you do seem to have only two choices when it comes to this “dying matter” of your. One of which has you slowly dying in inoperable death, kept alive solely by a handful of pills and the grace of Lady Luck as you wonder if perhaps the bottle or the villain with take you before the cancer does. The other has you snuffing off your mortal coil far sooner, yes, but it will also provide you with a death which is far more lively and much less full of decay. If you do truly wish for living to remain an option, then I do suggest that you discover the cure for cancer rather quickly.
As too the matter of you being deprived of any of your vices, may I offer to you an alternative consideration of the situation: While you may indeed be loosing one set of vices, you are also gaining the chance to develop an entirely new set of vices. And I would imagine that one who is in possession of endless spans of time and an above average level of intelligence might be able to come up with new things altogether to craft into vices.
And, my dear, with all that the tabloids have written about you over the years, I hardly think you’ll be shamed by anything Tsuki might chose to pen.
Do enjoy your death, good sir.
Sherri
(I do think you do. Though I would also buy that Ult!Tony forces himself from you fingers, because that does seem to be the type of man he is.)