It is, all things considered, a very nice drawing room. Portraits adorn the walls and the heavy drapes are open to let starlight from the moonless night through. There's a table far too small for the large room with a pot of tea, a set of tea cups and an arrangement of cookies and fruit. Two oaken doors are firmly closed to one side, and to the other a single door is slightly ajar, the sound of sobbing coming from past it. Every once in a while it's possible to hear a page being turned in the other room as well. The drawing room on its own is silent, save for the ticking of a grandfather clock and then, with no prelude, an exclamation.
"-sorry." She can put her hands flat... or something of that nature. How is one supposed to investigate abs...
She apologizes each time she messes up and accidentally tickles him. In-between the kissing, that is.
More kisses. Kisses till he feels almost okay. Whereupon he will oblige himself to slow down and make sure she has lots of openings to call a halt.
During some openings Lucette feels her mind start to wander but what if instead it didn't and she could keep kissing Haru.
Well, if she feels she might as well get away with a sheep as a lamb he's not complaining, they can zero him out like this.
"Um."
Lucette looks down.
"-oh.... I'm not wearing clothes."
When she looks back up at him her face is bright red.
"... I'm not entirely certain I know why you think that and also maybe I should be wearing clothes. Of some sort."
She can at least shrug on her shift.
"Well, normally I wouldn't do it, because I'd expect it to - offend you and be risky toward your life goals - and then I got myself into a pickle and did it anyway, and I apologize."
"I don't think you are likely to offend me and you did not do so in these circumstances.... I suppose it is possible that this might complicate my eventual marriage, though... given that it already occurred once, it is not obvious the second time makes it worse. And your well-being seems important as well."
"Once I was holding your hand I was no longer in long term danger, I'm never suicidal while in guiding range."
"I certainly hope that's true but you were pretty impaired and we're going by your guess about the prognosis and how that interacted with anything else that happened."
"I suppose so."
"... I'm not very good at thinking about.... doing these sorts of activities. But I don't find myself regretting this at all."