The Night's Events:

[aj_crawley]

Crowley waits for Luck.

Lestat and Crowley bitch at one another, Crowley decides to try and alleviate depression by giving Lestat a drink. There's French. It all sounds rather explicitly sexual.

Tom approaches, and asks Crowley's advice on pushing people away. Nothing here sounds in the least sexual. Except maybe the Parseltongue.

Luck finally arrives, and there are Words about a certain gift.

Ophelia gives Crowley a marigold.

John Constantine has some intriguing views on angels, demons, and the nature of Milliway's.

Aziraphale arrives and drags Crowley upstairs, where the two rant, are criminally obtuse, and really, really unromantic. Crowley also apologises for the second time ever. None of this sounded anywhere near as explicitly sexual as some people apparently hoped it would.

Comments

[goodnightjulia.livejournal.com]

*smiles angelically*

[aj_crawley]

Getting a tad worked up, weren't we? Although, I admit, there is a certain possibility for misinterpretation in the phrase 'You. Upstairs. Now.'

[goodnightjulia.livejournal.com]

I don't take stress well. I may have to blame Milliways if I have a heart attack in the near future. Or an aneurysm.

*snorts* In here, everything seems to be misinterpreted. *g*

Re: The flowers Ophelia mentioned while talking to Crowley...

[pjpettigrew.livejournal.com]

Marigold - Comforts the heart; grief; cruelty; jealousy; sacred affection

Lilac - First love