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for: @xsureshxsoundsx time & location: after all the events, his suite at the hotel
A soft sigh falling to no one but her own ears in the quietness of her penthouse, Nyra fell back onto the plushness of her bed taking a moment to pause, to exhale and deflate The comforts of home couldn't shake the feeling of failed events, even her clothes reflected plain and ordinary instead off the team colours that were so proudly displayed during the day. But as she looked back on the activities, there was a sense of pride too, overall defeat couldn't negate the thrill she felt watching the Fae give it their all. And one such person resided a floor beneath her, and it was on him that her focus went to. Gathering a few things, Nyra made her way down towards Suresh's suite, while she may not be able to pin down all he felt, there was one she shared with him and that felt a reason enough for the visit and unprompted gift. "Suresh..." she called out with a knock, "I know you're in there, open up please. I have something for you."
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"Noted. You should get that check out, seems like a proper issue." It was likely unnecessary commentary but it was said now, and he didn't care much for any snark in return. "Heard that," Dhruv added, tossing the words over his shoulder, "Got super hearing, mate, nothing is out of earshot." And for probably for the first time this conversation Dhruv smiled. "You want me to answer that question too or keep it to myself again? Both can be arranged, but you'll only like one of the options." Once inside, he gestured to a nearby table, "Here is fine, the bloke said he'd have to tag them so they'll be rummaging through it again." A part of him disliked that, to have other people go through Mason's stuff, but his aunt had said Mason came here a lot, and maybe some were from here. "Oh...um.. thanks?" The comment caught him off-guard and all Dhruv did was blink a couple times and reply with a nod to acknowledge it.
Suresh gave a low huff. "Neither am I, bruv. I'm just always in a mood. It's not you." While this was not actually an apology, it, at the very least, seemed to resemble one, or at least a backing off from trying to press Dhruv's buttons when it became apparent he would not allow them to be pressed. "Right," Suresh nodded shortly, moving for the vehicle. "If that's too much, you can leave it, blah, blah, blah," he murmured under his breath as soon as the other was out of earshot. "Of course I can bloody handle it. What do I look like?" A valet, he decided, fetching packages. In any case, loading up his arms, Suresh headed toward the shop. "Where shall I set these?" he asked, eyes glancing down to the pile he was toting. "...Condolences. By the way." This came awkwardly, but it was more truthful than saying sorry (when he wasn't sure he was).
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‘Dexterity is in your mind, not just in your fingers’ – 50 quotes from Indian startup journeys
From willpower to dexterity, witness the memorable journey of Indian entrepreneurship in these quotes, excerpts and tales!
Launched in 2014, StoryBites is a weekly function from YourStory, that includes notable quotable quotes in our articles of this previous week (see the earlier submit right here). Share these 50 gems and insights from the week of January 14-20 with your colleagues and networks, and verify again to the unique articles for extra insights. See additionally our compilation of Prime 50 Quotes from 2018 right here.
Your time is greatest spent and you’ve got the most important probability for fulfillment when you have just a couple of merchandise or one product to focus on. – George Mathew, Seekdefo
A self-driven, gifted, and targeted staff might be your greatest asset. – Manisha Raisinghani, LogiNext
As an entrepreneur, hiring, nurturing and retaining expertise is as essential as constructing a enterprise. – Deepak Sahni, Healthians
Because the organisation matures and the management group matures, tradition not solely defines imaginative and prescient however ensures that the imaginative and prescient itself is aligned to the org tradition each in articulation and execution. – Nandini Vaidyanathan, ‘Entrepedia’
All of us have a sphere of affect. It may be giant if one is a public determine, however its energy can’t be underestimated even when it is sufficiently small to impression a number of. – Vidya Shah, EdelGive Basis
Angel buyers who help innovation by making dangerous investments are incentivised in many nations however right here in India they really feel harassed. – iSPIRT, LocalCircles
The requirement of an investor having a returned revenue of at the very least Rs 50 lakh or a internet value of at the least Rs 2 crore might, in many instances, be too massive an ask for the friends-and-family spherical of angel funding and for small-budget buyers. – Alok Patnia, Taxmantra
The subsequent wave of innovation for India is being pushed by the tech depth of corporations – the way you mix speedy adoption of leading edge tech with your firm’s personal distinctive tech and enterprise capabilities. – Anant Maheshwari, Microsoft India
The Indian schooling system lacks the pressure to utilise expertise for fixing actual world issues. – Parag Gore, Field of Science
Indian customers are educated and use numerous apps to avail totally different providers. Nevertheless, consciousness of monetary merchandise continues to be low. – Upasana Taku, MobiKwik
Patented medicines all the time have a requirement in the market. – Arpan Debasis, Medicento
As we enter 2019, increasingly Indians are anticipated to think about the choice of giving their houses a sensible twist by embracing trendy know-how. – Pulak Satish Kumar, Puresight Methods
Agriculture is evolving, with one boot firmly planted in the mud and one hand holding a cell phone. The farmer is certainly on the epicentre of a digital agriculture revolution. – Manav Garg, Eka Software program Options
At the moment, on-line jewelry gross sales are lower than one % of the whole gross sales; in developed markets it is greater than 5 %. However that is altering now. – Rebekkah Kumar, FourSeven
Because of telcos, everyone understands the pre-paid idea now. – Lathika Regunathan, Mimo Applied sciences
The long-term answer is to make sure applicable vitamin requirements in the nation by way of nutrition-rich meals in addition to the fitting interventions by means of schooling, sanitation, poverty alleviation, well being. – T Madhusudhan Rao, Tata Trusts
Mother and father are not discerning. They take a look at faculties in phrases of infrastructure, computer systems and English talking, not in phrases of studying. – Ragini Bajaj Chaudhary, Grey Issues Capital
The yr 2018 was the yr of the Instagrammer and the Social media traveller. Everybody with an Instagram account and an inexpensive telephone was an ‘influencer’. – Rishabh Manot, Questerra
In a quick rising mobile-first world, travellers anticipate airways to undertake new know-how and shopper experiences throughout pre and post-booking. – Rajnish Kumar, ixigo
We’re poised to develop from auto-rickshaws to air rickshaws. – Jayant Sinha, Minister of State for Civil Aviation
In contrast to the western world, little focus is given in the direction of a traveller’s expertise at a heritage website in India. – Pankaj Manchanda, Augtraveler
Outfitted with partaking content material and seamless incorporation of ads, podcasts supply the nostalgia of radio with an enriched listening expertise. – Gautam Raj Anand, Hubhopper
If the final century was about democratisation of consumption, this century is going to be about democratisation of creation. – Surya Vanka, Pune Design Pageant
From healthcare to actual property, public transport or F&B, not a single business has been left untouched by the ecommerce magic wand. – Ankit Garg, Wakefit.co
Braille books come with out diagrams, and every little thing is depending on the trouble of the instructor. – Piyush Channana, Raised Strains basis
Voice recognition and IoT have altered enterprise and purchaser expectations. – Vikash Kumar, Tatvasoft.com
A voice-based bot powered by synthetic intelligence might assist facilitate entry to authorities providers, resembling utility invoice funds, provident fund stability and revenue tax filings. – Virender Jeet, Newgen Software program
When chatbots first got here, there was a whole lot of hype. Everybody thought they have been constructing the subsequent Jarvis and the world can be AI-powered. However that didn’t occur. – Aakrit Vaish, Haptik
Customers need to have conversations even when it’s with the web. And a dialog that occurs in common language as an alternative of codified instructions makes for a a lot better expertise. – Mihir Mohan, Pitstop
Although 95 % of the workforce and 90 % of development prices reside on the venture website, virtually all present enterprise purposes for development cater to the workplace setting. – Roby Kurien, QwikSpec
With the enactment of Biometrics know-how, the digital monetary transaction system might be forged to grow to be safer, trusted, user-friendly, reasonably priced, secure and superior. – Rutva Safi, Mantra Softech India
On-line SaaS startups can market to, purchase, onboard, and repair a bigger variety of clients with fewer assets than offline SaaS startups. This makes on-line SaaS a extra scalable strategy. – Adam Walker, Montane Ventures
The way forward for know-how is not merely a matter of manipulating what is recognized in the world of science into new sorts of merchandise. – David Hanson
There’s content material on the market with an deliberately mistaken motive, technically labelled as disinformation in addition to misinformation, which is just flawed content material. – Vasudeva Varma, IIIT-Hyderabad
Design is area of interest, but it is more and more seen as a recreation changer. Design schooling, design-led artistic manufacturing, and design-led startups are the highest three alternatives for designers in India. – Ashish Deshpande, ADI
Design is a community builder, driver of collaborative creativity, and voice of the corporate to the client. – Kevin Gilboe, 3M
Nice UX might be that distinguishing issue that ensures that an organisation’s services or products isn’t misplaced to competitors. – Sharan Grandigae, Redd Expertise Design
The important thing is not just promoting, but in addition delivering on distinctive buyer expertise. – Suresh Sambandam, KiSSFLOW
It’s not about fixing issues anymore — it’s about delivering worth. – Everett McKay, ‘Intuitive Design’
In life, the one ensures are demise and taxes. For all the things else, there’s indemnity. – Siddarth Pai, 3one4 Capital
Individuals like to root for the underdog. – Ishan Goel
To bootstrap and construct for the long run with none exterior funding requires lots of endurance and sacrifice in the early years. – Vijay Ram Kumar, Automatad
It very troublesome to be disciplined when you’re engaged on your personal. – Rahul Dua
Discover your ardour earlier than you dive into it fulltime. – Ruby Jhunjhunwala, artist
Whether or not it is Kashmir or Kanyakumari, music is past language. – Yawar Abdal
Coworking areas will incorporate extra parts of nature to create a ravishing work haven. They may work in the direction of serving to staff loosen up to reinforce productiveness. – Neetish Sarda, Smartworks
We’ve got to understand that we’re interdependent and we’re far more dependent upon the ecological stability that has given rise to the flourishing of civilisation. – Al Gore, ‘An Inconvenient Fact’
We’ve got to maneuver in the direction of larger international cooperation. Worldwide commerce solely brings nations nearer. – Sudeep Malhotra, AIESEC
Life is all of the concerning the decisions you make when alternatives come up. – Vivek Mehta, MAS Manufacturers
Happiness comes from a way of achievement and genuine expression of your self. Take heed to your internal voice, it is going to open up a brand new world for you. – Anubha Jaswal, ceramic artist
Dexterity is in your thoughts, not just in your fingers. – Gautam Karajgi, Anandwan
YourStory has additionally revealed the pocketbook ‘Proverbs and Quotes for Entrepreneurs: A World of Inspiration for Startups’ as a artistic and motivational information for innovators (downloadable as apps right here: Apple, Android).
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‘Dexterity is in your mind, not just in your fingers’ – 50 quotes from Indian startup journeys
From willpower to dexterity, witness the memorable journey of Indian entrepreneurship in these quotes, excerpts and tales!
Launched in 2014, StoryBites is a weekly function from YourStory, that includes notable quotable quotes in our articles of this previous week (see the earlier submit right here). Share these 50 gems and insights from the week of January 14-20 with your colleagues and networks, and verify again to the unique articles for extra insights. See additionally our compilation of Prime 50 Quotes from 2018 right here.
Your time is greatest spent and you’ve got the most important probability for fulfillment when you have just a couple of merchandise or one product to focus on. – George Mathew, Seekdefo
A self-driven, gifted, and targeted staff might be your greatest asset. – Manisha Raisinghani, LogiNext
As an entrepreneur, hiring, nurturing and retaining expertise is as essential as constructing a enterprise. – Deepak Sahni, Healthians
Because the organisation matures and the management group matures, tradition not solely defines imaginative and prescient however ensures that the imaginative and prescient itself is aligned to the org tradition each in articulation and execution. – Nandini Vaidyanathan, ‘Entrepedia’
All of us have a sphere of affect. It may be giant if one is a public determine, however its energy can’t be underestimated even when it is sufficiently small to impression a number of. – Vidya Shah, EdelGive Basis
Angel buyers who help innovation by making dangerous investments are incentivised in many nations however right here in India they really feel harassed. – iSPIRT, LocalCircles
The requirement of an investor having a returned revenue of at the very least Rs 50 lakh or a internet value of at the least Rs 2 crore might, in many instances, be too massive an ask for the friends-and-family spherical of angel funding and for small-budget buyers. – Alok Patnia, Taxmantra
The subsequent wave of innovation for India is being pushed by the tech depth of corporations – the way you mix speedy adoption of leading edge tech with your firm’s personal distinctive tech and enterprise capabilities. – Anant Maheshwari, Microsoft India
The Indian schooling system lacks the pressure to utilise expertise for fixing actual world issues. – Parag Gore, Field of Science
Indian customers are educated and use numerous apps to avail totally different providers. Nevertheless, consciousness of monetary merchandise continues to be low. – Upasana Taku, MobiKwik
Patented medicines all the time have a requirement in the market. – Arpan Debasis, Medicento
As we enter 2019, increasingly Indians are anticipated to think about the choice of giving their houses a sensible twist by embracing trendy know-how. – Pulak Satish Kumar, Puresight Methods
Agriculture is evolving, with one boot firmly planted in the mud and one hand holding a cell phone. The farmer is certainly on the epicentre of a digital agriculture revolution. – Manav Garg, Eka Software program Options
At the moment, on-line jewelry gross sales are lower than one % of the whole gross sales; in developed markets it is greater than 5 %. However that is altering now. – Rebekkah Kumar, FourSeven
Because of telcos, everyone understands the pre-paid idea now. – Lathika Regunathan, Mimo Applied sciences
The long-term answer is to make sure applicable vitamin requirements in the nation by way of nutrition-rich meals in addition to the fitting interventions by means of schooling, sanitation, poverty alleviation, well being. – T Madhusudhan Rao, Tata Trusts
Mother and father are not discerning. They take a look at faculties in phrases of infrastructure, computer systems and English talking, not in phrases of studying. – Ragini Bajaj Chaudhary, Grey Issues Capital
The yr 2018 was the yr of the Instagrammer and the Social media traveller. Everybody with an Instagram account and an inexpensive telephone was an ‘influencer’. – Rishabh Manot, Questerra
In a quick rising mobile-first world, travellers anticipate airways to undertake new know-how and shopper experiences throughout pre and post-booking. – Rajnish Kumar, ixigo
We’re poised to develop from auto-rickshaws to air rickshaws. – Jayant Sinha, Minister of State for Civil Aviation
In contrast to the western world, little focus is given in the direction of a traveller’s expertise at a heritage website in India. – Pankaj Manchanda, Augtraveler
Outfitted with partaking content material and seamless incorporation of ads, podcasts supply the nostalgia of radio with an enriched listening expertise. – Gautam Raj Anand, Hubhopper
If the final century was about democratisation of consumption, this century is going to be about democratisation of creation. – Surya Vanka, Pune Design Pageant
From healthcare to actual property, public transport or F&B, not a single business has been left untouched by the ecommerce magic wand. – Ankit Garg, Wakefit.co
Braille books come with out diagrams, and every little thing is depending on the trouble of the instructor. – Piyush Channana, Raised Strains basis
Voice recognition and IoT have altered enterprise and purchaser expectations. – Vikash Kumar, Tatvasoft.com
A voice-based bot powered by synthetic intelligence might assist facilitate entry to authorities providers, resembling utility invoice funds, provident fund stability and revenue tax filings. – Virender Jeet, Newgen Software program
When chatbots first got here, there was a whole lot of hype. Everybody thought they have been constructing the subsequent Jarvis and the world can be AI-powered. However that didn’t occur. – Aakrit Vaish, Haptik
Customers need to have conversations even when it’s with the web. And a dialog that occurs in common language as an alternative of codified instructions makes for a a lot better expertise. – Mihir Mohan, Pitstop
Although 95 % of the workforce and 90 % of development prices reside on the venture website, virtually all present enterprise purposes for development cater to the workplace setting. – Roby Kurien, QwikSpec
With the enactment of Biometrics know-how, the digital monetary transaction system might be forged to grow to be safer, trusted, user-friendly, reasonably priced, secure and superior. – Rutva Safi, Mantra Softech India
On-line SaaS startups can market to, purchase, onboard, and repair a bigger variety of clients with fewer assets than offline SaaS startups. This makes on-line SaaS a extra scalable strategy. – Adam Walker, Montane Ventures
The way forward for know-how is not merely a matter of manipulating what is recognized in the world of science into new sorts of merchandise. – David Hanson
There’s content material on the market with an deliberately mistaken motive, technically labelled as disinformation in addition to misinformation, which is just flawed content material. – Vasudeva Varma, IIIT-Hyderabad
Design is area of interest, but it is more and more seen as a recreation changer. Design schooling, design-led artistic manufacturing, and design-led startups are the highest three alternatives for designers in India. – Ashish Deshpande, ADI
Design is a community builder, driver of collaborative creativity, and voice of the corporate to the client. – Kevin Gilboe, 3M
Nice UX might be that distinguishing issue that ensures that an organisation’s services or products isn’t misplaced to competitors. – Sharan Grandigae, Redd Expertise Design
The important thing is not just promoting, but in addition delivering on distinctive buyer expertise. – Suresh Sambandam, KiSSFLOW
It’s not about fixing issues anymore — it’s about delivering worth. – Everett McKay, ‘Intuitive Design’
In life, the one ensures are demise and taxes. For all the things else, there’s indemnity. – Siddarth Pai, 3one4 Capital
Individuals like to root for the underdog. – Ishan Goel
To bootstrap and construct for the long run with none exterior funding requires lots of endurance and sacrifice in the early years. – Vijay Ram Kumar, Automatad
It very troublesome to be disciplined when you’re engaged on your personal. – Rahul Dua
Discover your ardour earlier than you dive into it fulltime. – Ruby Jhunjhunwala, artist
Whether or not it is Kashmir or Kanyakumari, music is past language. – Yawar Abdal
Coworking areas will incorporate extra parts of nature to create a ravishing work haven. They may work in the direction of serving to staff loosen up to reinforce productiveness. – Neetish Sarda, Smartworks
We’ve got to understand that we’re interdependent and we’re far more dependent upon the ecological stability that has given rise to the flourishing of civilisation. – Al Gore, ‘An Inconvenient Fact’
We’ve got to maneuver in the direction of larger international cooperation. Worldwide commerce solely brings nations nearer. – Sudeep Malhotra, AIESEC
Life is all of the concerning the decisions you make when alternatives come up. – Vivek Mehta, MAS Manufacturers
Happiness comes from a way of achievement and genuine expression of your self. Take heed to your internal voice, it is going to open up a brand new world for you. – Anubha Jaswal, ceramic artist
Dexterity is in your thoughts, not just in your fingers. – Gautam Karajgi, Anandwan
YourStory has additionally revealed the pocketbook ‘Proverbs and Quotes for Entrepreneurs: A World of Inspiration for Startups’ as a artistic and motivational information for innovators (downloadable as apps right here: Apple, Android).
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for: @xsureshxsoundsx locations: streets of lunar cove
With tensions high and tempers likely on the rise after that rather spectacular council meeting, Nyra left in a state not dissimilar to when she had entered the room — hope failing and a looming sense of dread hanging overhead. Deciding to give her feet time to heal after spending the past few days on them and ignoring medical advice, it felt nice in a way to unfurl her wings and take to the skies, wishing she could spend her days up here rather than where the people were, Up high or underwater, the two environments seemed to be rising in preferences over flat ground. But she had to land eventually, especially when a familiar figure peering into a shop's window caught her attention. Landing with a quiet flutter just a little to his side, wings closed back up as Nyra followed his gaze to see what had caught his interest, "What's caught your eye that has you out and about?"
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for: @xsureshxsoundsx location: emerald hotel
Heels clicking on the terrazzo floor, Nyra moved through the hotel's lobby, warmly greeting the staff as she passed them by. Paperwork awaited her, she knew, and really it wasn't a terrible ordeal, the hotel had to run smoothly still, the events only causing her to pay increased attention to both the Fae and her guests, some happened to be both. And one in particular that always founds ways to irk her. She was fond of him that couldn't be nullified but sometimes he sure did test patience.
"Suresh," she called out, name falling sternly as her arms crossed across her chest, "How many times must you do this?" Once, twice, could be ignored, which she had, thrice, a gently telling off, and even took to warning the front desk staff to ignore him, but she began to suspect he did this just to spite her. "My office now!"
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She made face at the other emotions listed, none of which she wanted to feel, "I'm not doubting nor saying we can't feel them, we can, I just don't think in this moment, for this time, such things will be of any benefit or use if given importance. What will anger do for me? Or bitterness? I cannot change what's already been done, why let that simmer and turn my mood foul?" She could perhaps give thought to what he said, but such was her state of mind that harbouring rather than letting things go would not give her any peace of mind. "I didn't but do I need to ask that?" she questioned instead, forcing her thoughts to turn, "You will tell me regardless. An algae covered cavern, huh? You might miss people too much, who will you bare your teeth at? The fish?"
What did they learn about her? How much she bet? But others had outbid her. How much she cared for this hotel or the Fae? But that was nothing new. "Did you see that night as a point of learning about others? It was high stakes and high emotions, actions might be sincere or they could be erratic. Dilan was just trying to keep Leyla safe, did you notice that?" She wasn't faulting him, not a bit, but such events brought a different side in people, "You might act in a similar fashion in all situations, which is not a bad thing, consistent but others might not and that's not a bad thing either."
Nyra simply let out a light laugh at his comments, "Oh it very much is recreational." As he continued, laughter quietened to settle as a small smile, as much as Suresh flashed his annoyance at people, at her even, it was such displays that kept her belief alive that he maybe cared. Or at least, she was taking it as such but by no means would she verbalise that thought. "I appreciate that but I'm not doing this, saying all this, under any guise of nobility, I'm stating facts. The idea, and to a degree the execution, of this Fae ball was mine, the premise was set knowing full well what it could entail. I'm not inviting blame by accepting responsibility nor does this make me feel better, but it's something. What would you have be do? Shrug my shoulders and move on? Nothing will change this, I know and I accept that. Can only learn from this."
Nyra held up her hands, "No catch, Mr. Masculine and ravenous. I can't lie so you have no choice but to believe me. As much as I do enjoy telling you off, this is not a moment for it, stop being so suspicious and take this as a nice thing."
Suresh pursed up his lips, looking out from beneath his eyelashes, the portrait of utter innocence. "Who said anything about numbness, love? There are so many other emotions. Anger. Wrath. Jealousy. Bitterness. Believe me, I know as Fae we're capable of those just as strongly as anything else." He hummed, a sly grin spreading across his face. "Are you asking me if I think you're abysmal? Because again, I said no such thing. Perhaps I will move back to the sea, though. Store myself away in some forgotten cavern. Algae is good on the skin." He ran his hands along his own face, deciding it was already silky smooth.
Suresh offered a shrug. "I don't know. A prize? A golden trinket? A sense of smug-satisfaction or relief? There are so many options, Nyra," he muttered. "My point is: nobody learned anything about me they didn't already know. The same can't be said for everyone, now can it? Dilan put on quite a show really. Bloodthirsty for the world to see." He gave a terse grin, a clenching of his teeth.
"What I do in my private quarters is none of your bloody concern. It's not as though I make the housekeeping staff tidy after me. Any visits they might make to my suite are purely recreational," he retorted. "No. No. You know what I think is foolish? Taking the weight of a bunch of bell-ends on your own shoulders. You didn't trap anyone. You didn't harm anyone. I don't believe in this nobility shite people whip out all the time around here. Falling on the sword. You can't pay your bills with it, and you can't wipe your arse with it. So who is it for? Not me. You then? Does it make you feel better to think you had some control over it? It's shite, Nyra. It happened. It's shite."
He scoffed, but there was a semblance of genuine irritation that she was blaming herself for the tragedies. "Masculine and ravenous," he sniffed, voice sharp. "Why don't I believe you? I thought I wasn't meant to be...distracting the staff? What's the catch here?"
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"Mate, I'm really not in the mood, yeah?" Dhruv heaved a sigh at the comment, giving the man a unimpressed stare before planning to handle this task by himself, till the actual more sincere offer came, well as best as he felt the other could manage. "Yeah, fine. There's a few more things in the boot, if you want to grab those," he said pointing to the car with his foot given his hands were occupied. Sorting this stuff was hard enough, draining his mental capacity more than physical and to waste the little energy he had left over arguing with some stranger wasn't how he had wanted to spend the day. Turning, he spoke over his shoulder, "If that's too much, you can leave it. I'll come back for it..." Whatever was said after that sounded like a mumble to his own ears too as he made his way towards the shop.
Suresh scoffed a little. "Well, perhaps I was, but now...self-fulfilling prophesies and all that, bruv." He sighed a bit, rolling his eyes. "Do you want the help or not? I'm offering it. What else do you have to get?" And in truth, while the offer of help was, in and of itself, genuine, he did seem keen on complaining the whole time about it.
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"Without sentiment, I would be numb and that's not something I wish to feel." The truth feel and she did not attempt to stop it, felt no need, she did not wish to feel such a thing any more. Though at his statement, a chuckle fell despite her intent, "Creature of the abyss? I don't think I've heard that one from you yet. Are we from this same abyss then? Or neighbouring ones?" It may be just a hotel to him, and he was fit to view it as such, seeing that it was just a hotel, but it came to mean something bigger to her, greater than a structure. She no longer had a home but this came so damn close it that some days it did feel like it.
"What would you like to show for it?" she questioned, "Divulging truths about ourself, no matter how petty doesn't seem like your thing, or have I gotten it wrong? You do love to talk about yourself." She added a light shake of her head to brush away the seriousness of the night, "It came with your residence here actually, though you have yet to burden yourself and lift a finger. I cannot even expect to keep your room clean." All in all though, no matter how much he tried to ruffle her feathers, sometimes even succeeding, he was, in all sense of the word, a relief - not that she would ever admit that though. This was too much fun. "No," she said now, the humour falling, "Aiyla doesn't need to bother herself with this. This was my doing. I opened our hotel, our home to all thinking maybe we'd be advantageous, one step ahead... you don't need to say it, I admit that was a foolish move. So this-" her gaze swept about the place, the destruction and whatever was left intact, "I bear the responsibility. You don't have to be on the repair crew, you deserve a break." Though at his words, a laugh fell through, genuine and light, "Primal? Oh, darling, sure of course. That's it." She shrugged before continuing, "If you're willing to be so generous and give them longer breaks, who am I to stop you? As long as it's fun for you, I stand by what I said, you deserve that break."
"Without sentiment, you'd be feeling decidedly less abysmal right now, love. Creature of the abyss I am and all. I sense these things," Suresh cooed, rolling his eyes. He sniffed defiantly. "Yes, I suppose I do live here." But he would not admit affection for the building or for the Fae Court; even if such a thing existed, he knew better than to try to talk around it and give up his advantage. Bringing up his hands in mock arrest, the siren raised an eyebrow. He shrugged. "There are phone apps for that now. Besides, I did not lose all my money. Only an irritating chunk. And what do I have to show for it? No more than anyone else, and they didn't even learn a petty truth about me." He laughed. "You're concerned about my being your friend, but I'm concerned about you being my employer. When did that happen again? If the Fae Queen wants me on the clean up and repair crew, she should declare it properly." Suresh shook his head, features knotting into irritation. "Pretty's not quite the right word. My lure is perhaps more primal and forbidden, thank you," he scoffed. "You do know if you post me down here, their union-mandated breaks will just get longer, right? More enjoyable for them, of course, but it's your funeral, pet."
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Prick. Though his movements stopped to give the man a blank, unamused state, Dhruv could hardly stop that thought from sounding in his head at the reaction received, and only because he had actually held the door open Dhruv kept the response to the question asked to himself despite it being perched on the tip of his tongue. Why extend this conversation when it seemed burger wanted a part of it. The subtle shift in expression didn't solidly register but Dhruv shot back a wordless nod of thanks at the action nonetheless. "Dunno mate, you really offering to help without being a prick?" he replied in question, "Could use a hand."
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"Who do I bloody look like, bruv? Angus Hudson?" Suresh scoffed, nostrils flaring, seeming to take offense at being asked to hold the door for someone. After a beat, however, he narrowed his eyes and tugged it open all the same. "Don't answer that." Eyeing Dhruv up and down, then, the siren did seem to somehow soften, assuming, really, what all the odds and ends were. He tightened his features again before he could be caught looking sympathetic. "Do you need actual help, mate? You look foolish, lugging all this around like a walking game of Jenga."
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"That's what you always want," she retorted, "But if you really wish to be alone right now. I can leave. I'm not stopping you from feeling what you want or need to fell. I just wanted to check in and drop off some food since I know you wouldn't be going out. You don't even have to eat it." She had to shake her head when Suresh continued, an eye roll, something that she's hardly know to do, was given to him freely too. "I don't mean offence, but I know you will take it as such, but that's actually rather pathetic behaviour." Patience grew a touch thin, words sounding unlike what she would normally say. She was used to this behaviour from him, she took on a lot of it, but she began to grew weary of it, and in general too. "And then what? You'd drown them all and see their lifeless bodies float to the surface. Then what? You'd find thrill that they died and you won? I don't think you're capable of such a cruelty, Suresh no matter what you might say. Tactics were fair game, the organises said that too. Dirty as they maybe. But taking the vampires ring and exposing them to the sun for long could kill them, water turning us into our siren forms is not death. I get you're upset and I'm not saying you can't be, you felt defenceless and vulnerable, I get it, but now I need you to understand that it's not a sign of weakness as you're thinking it to be."
She scoffed, "Not as easy. I'm on the council, showing face is something I should be doing. Besides, it might be a good time to talk to some other Fae. See how they're doing." Nyra stared at his for a moment as he spoke, she could see a myriad of emotions in his words and features and it saddened her to see such a thing. "When did we rise above? When you dropped all the Fae in trust falls? Or would that be just a game to you? Why should they take a bullet for you?" she questioned, "Am I telling you to personally go congratulate them? No. Nor am I telling you to suck it up and move on. They took your points because you were actively sabotaging us for your own satisfaction, do not say otherwise." she stated, but more she spoke, the quicker she began to realise that nothing would ever come from this. "I'm trying to understand you. I really am." The anger and resentment Suresh possessed seemed to be as deep as the abyss. "And that's why we need to fix it. I don't know if you well and truly want to see the Court burn but you're right in saying we have fallen apart. There's members that feel like outsiders, if you don't want to extend any courtesy to them, I can't make you, but I don't want to give up."
Suresh narrowed his eyes, making a scoffing noise as he sunk down onto the sofa. "Sometimes a person just wants to be...alone. Alone to feel what it is he wants to feel. Better. Pfft. What's better? There is no better or worse. Only monotony." He sniffed, beginning to open the food. "Refusing to discuss one's emotions and choosing instead to bury them with bad habits is actually incredibly masculine behavior. I watch daytime talk shows." He flashed his teeth, deciding, abruptly that he did not feel terribly hungry, after all, setting the offerings aside to curl inward upon himself. "I could have done worse than bloody rapids. I could have tipped them all over and sent them plummeting into the abyss. But the organizers seemed out to get us, wouldn't you say? Oh, blah, blah, blah, magic and powers are fair. Are sprinkler systems supernatural powers now? How about rubber snakes?" He wrinkled his nose in displeasure. "They made a goddamn mockery of us. I don't know to see it as anything but that. What if we took all the vampire's rings and opened the sunroofs? Do you think that would have counted as above board?" He shook his head.
"Then don't go. Maybe we could all unify ourselves with a boycott," he suggested, clicking his tongue. "But are all the people who reside in this town our kind? Is that something you truly believe? Why must we always be the ones to rise above? Was anyone thinking of divisions or in-fighting when they made fools of us? Our dear friends, whom we must love so much, took advantage of our weaknesses without a second thought to win a game. I would not exactly trust them to take a hunter's bullet for me." He rolled his eyes. "I did show up. What did it get me? They took all my bloody points, Nyra. Not that they mean anything, but showing up has been for absolutely nothing. And look around you; we've already fallen apart. This very court is tainted. The former queen is why we're in this mess."
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Glad for the acceptance of food and entry in, Nyra stepped in and held her gaze from wandering around the space, she likely know what to expect and it did not need a reaction. "You know, putting yourself down like that isn't going to make you feel any better about this whole ordeal? What happened to Mr. Masculine and ravenous?" She was trying to lighten the mood away from the seriousness state Suresh was over this. "Not as if you didn't show power you hold during canoeing either. The rapids? That was something. As one Siren to another, I get it. To see an unfortunate weakness of ours to be exploited for a game, you should know I understand, but this does not reflect on dignity lost, nor did you ever lose it. You can argue on that and I can't stop you and say it shouldn't feel that way, but we're not always powerless. I wish it happened differently too, the unexpectedness of it all took me by surprise." And paired with immobility, having to depend on others to pick up her hardly felt good either but such a thing she had grown to accept. Water spilled accidentally, being splashed while outside, even rain that was not forecasted could turn them, she had, in her many years of being alive, adjusted to such things. But she didn't expect everyone else to nor be on the same scale of acceptance.
"You don't have to be there, I don't want to either," she couldn't help but speak up honestly on the matter, she wanted to go back into her suite and wait for daylight, but the barbecue felt like something she needed to show face for. "I know you're hurt, and I'm not saying you're wrong in feeling the way you do, but to even suggest something like that is wrong Suresh. The mirage, illusions, are something we do to keep our kind safe, not just the Fae, but all the people that reside in this town. We've already fallen victim to attacks of the most horrible kind, we do not need in-fighting to further that divide." She did not want to chide or scold him, nor make think she didn't see his perspective, because she did and like he had said, she understood more than anybody. "You don't have to like them, you don't have to play along, but just show up, that's all you need to do. Not for the points, not even for the camaraderie that, we, the Council hoped would solidify, but I don't want us to fall apart?"
Suresh gave a low groan at that, his nostrils flaring. "What else would you call being bloody immobilized on purpose so people could pelt you with dodgeballs on the floor, Nyra? I've no dignity left. If I ever had it to begin with." He shook his head, falling silent for a moment as he averted his gaze. "I will take the rice and curry, though." The food reminded him, in some way, of his parents, of his grandparents, of a bloodline that was very much his own and yet somehow not. He had not seen them in decades, through his own doing, he know, and that sudden thought left a strange ache in the pit of his stomach. Still, his acceptance did not sound like an invitation, or even thanks, but despite himself, Suresh stepped aside to hold the door open. "Won't you come in? Excuse the mess." Swallowing, he gestured about the suite's admittedly abysmal state, a reflection of how he was feeling in this moment, scattered and messy. "The very last thing I want to do is be out there with all those...people," he grunted. "It wasn't fucking right. You should understand more than anybody. They made fools of us. And then sat their with their mouths gaping in dull shock that we took issue with it. I shan't play along anymore. What's the bloody point?" He sighed. "We should take our magic from them. Our mirage. Our illusions. See how one likes being made vulnerable."
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"Didn't realise you were so easily spooked that everyone is doing it," she retorted. In honesty she didn't believe him when he said that he left his suite, far too often she had found him in the hotel terrorising the staff over silly things or flirting with them for his fun, he was part of the hotel at this point, but it was the mention of shoes that had her stare at him with mild disbelief, then sputtered out a mirthless laugh, "Shoes? You're not serious..." Yet a peek inside the store window confirmed it as the truth. He was looking at shoes. Was it annoyance or incredulity that coloured her features now as he continued to say he was looking for Meena in there, in a damn show store, she couldn't be quite sure, perhaps a mix of the two even, and were she in a worse mood, he wouldn't hear the end of it. She took a slow steadying breath in hopes to compose herself, "I'm going to ignore all of that for both our sakes. But yes, they did..." But no sooner had she spoken, Nyra felt silent again, his words hitting her with yet another wave of disbelief, "You're unbelievable, know that? Deserved vengeance...parking that too." She took another deep breath. It'd be him, he had the power to age her ten years a conversation. "I know she wouldn't have, yes, it was her fathers and meant a great deal to her. We've considered that to be a clue among other things that've come to light since then, trying to figure out where she is has been a challenge but we can rule out this shoe shop thanks to you. Much appreciated."
"Oi!" Suresh snapped as she landed, his nostrils flaring as he regarded her in the glass window of the shop into which he had been staring. Bristling a bit, he crossed his arms. "I could ask you the same question, Queen Bee. I don't know why everyone has to bloody sneak up on me. And for the record, I do leave my suite every so often. Despite popular opinion." He clicked his tongue, trailing off a bit, his brow furrowing. "I was looking at shoes." This remark, utterly frank, was necessary to tell the truth, but it allowed him to elaborate more beyond it after a beat. "After looking for Meena, of course. She doesn't seem to be in there, but why waste the walk? I ought to treat myself, so when I turn to goddamn pixie dust, there'll at least be something nice left behind." While he and Meena had made up after their quarrel, Suresh was still aware of the irritating rift that now existed in his memory. Some part of him almost believed the vampire had vanished to spite him, as if to personally frustrate him with her absence; he wished she would give up the bloody game and come back out. When the siren spoke again, his voice was low. "I heard through the grapevine they found her daylight ring. She wouldn't have left it on-purpose. Offered to give it to me so I could boil her alive in an act of deserved vengeance, but anything less than that? No. It belonged to her father.
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The jolt made her press her lips to a thin line, familiar voice and a tone that was fine tuned to annoy her she was sure, Suresh's comments did not lift or lighten her spirits. "Is sentiment so bad? This is in a way your home too, you know." Nyra spun to face him, his actions on the night materialising faintly in her head, she couldn't blame him, with everything that had unfolded she too wished she could hide away but there was a responsibility here she wouldn't shy away from. "Are you excluding yourself from that? You also gambled, are you indirectly saying you're my friend? I have half an idea of putting you on clean up and repair crew," she said, a smile creeping on her face, "You think yourself pretty, right? You can be that some sort of diversion in an actual constructive way."
Coming up behind Nyra, Suresh pursed his lips, planting his hands upon her shoulders. "I cannot tell a lie. It's a bloody gigantic hole." While he himself had largely been confining himself to his suite on the hotel's upper levels, even Suresh found he needed to wander outward once in a while in search of entertainment. One such prospect was annoying others. "It's a building, love. No use crying over spilled casino. What is it? Sentiment? While I suppose I can understand sobbing over ruined things, there are always bigger, newer things to be had. Besides, so very many of your friends and neighbors spent their fortunes. They've nothing left to gamble," he hummed, raising an eyebrow. "Perhaps you should find a pretty builder of some sort. It's a nice diversion. That's what I've been doing. That bulldozer man is a rather absurdly handsome bloke."
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She looked at him when the doors opened, catching the darkness of his room and sighed a little with a shake of her head. To see that he had gone back to being coped up was disappointing but she had a strong inkling as to why such a thing had occurred too. At his questioning she peered into the bag she was carrying, containers holding home-cooked food were hardly anything to revive the feeling of loss or make them feel any better about the situation, she knew that but it was something wasn't it? It was all she could think to do in the moment, wasn't food a way to show you care? It certainly was her way. "You didn't lose your dignity, Suresh," she replied, "And if you think you did, I'm sorry to say it's not in this rice and curry." She could understand his point though, to be - in a way exposed as they had been. "I wanted to see how you were doing, but if you don't want to come in then please accept this? I wasn't sure if you'd be in the mood to go the barbecue, nor are these aren't burgers.." she shrugged, "Something is better than nothing."
With the curtains properly and tightly pulled shut to block out the light, Suresh lay sprawled in the bluish dark, draped over his sofa on his stomach and swirling a half-empty bottle of beer around in his hand. A straw stuck out the nozzle, and he brought it upward to sip, groaning a bit as he flipped onto his back, staring at the ceiling. The whole bloody weekend had been a bust. For as much as he loathed baseball, for as much as he despised the pink jacket he had been forced to wear, he had tried, genuinely. He had tried. And none of it fucking mattered. He felt foolish for thinking it would. This was better. In here, no one could touch him. No one could enter without his permission. And yet, someone was trying. "Go away!" He shouted. But despite himself, climbing upward, Suresh made his way to the door and tugged it open, blinking in the brightness of the corridor. "What do you have? Is it my dignity?"
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