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Date: April 23rd
Place: The Manor grounds
Status: Public - Aziraphale and Michael (anyone is welcome, though)
Summary: Michael is skilled at avoidance.  Operation: Avoid Gabriel has now commenced. 

All right, so maybe Michael had overreacted.  Evicting Gabriel from his room and then Binding him out might have been considered... over-the-top.  But it was his room... and anyway, the gasped "NO" following the "I love you" declaration was enough to throw anyone off!  So really, Gabriel brought this on himself.  Yeah.  Let him grieve the loss of someone he didn't like.  Woo.  You go, Michael.  Way to make a stand.

But Michael's room was boring, and there was only so long you could spend pacing.  So, where was Gabriel not likely to go?

Well obviously the Library was out of the question; not that it would be Michael's first choice of location anyway.  But Gabriel was such an inside creature - the lack of tan gave that away! - that his best bet was to go outside. 

And so he did so, going outside, sitting on a bench and spreading his wings.  They needed the sun to keep bring out their highlights, anyway.

He pondered what to do.  What was there to do?

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Aziraphale decided that getting out of the Manor's basement for a spell would be a wise idea. He was starting to see demonic sigils every time he closed his eyes.

He fetched from the library John Dee's five books of mystery: original sourcebook of Enochian magic and strolled outside, going to find the park bench he had sat on with Barnaby what felt like ages ago.

Only to find it was already occupied.

Common sense dictated that he should turn around right now and just pretend that he hadn't seen the Leader of the Host. But Michael looked absolutely despondent and it didn't suit Aziraphale's nature to walk away from him like this.

He shuffled over and sat down, not saying a word. If Michael wanted to talk about whatever was wrong with him, he could, but Aziraphale wasn't going to press him for information either. That would likely backfire.