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He set his tea down and opened all the cupboards, starting to rearrange everything as he pleased. If he was going to reside here, then everything would have to be perfect, just to his liking. He took all the dishes and cups and silverware out of where they had originally been placed, looking at the items and the kitchen once more before putting them away where he pleased, making everything look perfectly uniform. Yes, it would be perfect, Vincent would make sure of that. He started to run the water, washing the dishes which had even the slightest smudge on them, drying them to a shine before putting them away.
He ignored everyone else for now, saying nothing. He had nothing to say, and they had not spoken to him - No words were necessary from the albino man. Vincent was sure that Anthony was 'reading'. 'Reading' in this case, meant 'Sleeping'. Although if he went in and woke his brother, telling him to awaken immediately, Anthony would give him the same answer he had given him and anyone else for years: 'I'm not asleep, i'm just slightly less awake'. Fool.
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Out of a misplaced sense of paranoia, he then took everything else he had put away out of the cupboards and retreated the room for a brief moment. He stormed into his room where Tony was sleeping, but was much too concentrated on his task to notice anyone else in the room. He searched through his bag until he found what he was looking for - rubber gloves, the same thing he had made Tony wear to avoid getting smudges on his car. He returned and slipped the gloves on. When he heard Dr. Goodstep ask where the kettle was, Vincent spedwalked across the kitchen and took it out of another one of the cupboards, setting the kettle down on the counter on a paper towel to avoid any scratching of the counter. Vincent then went back to his cleaning frenzy, starting to wash every single thing all over again and put them away after giving them a thorough inspection. His expression was that of an intense scowl, eyes narrowed with jaw clenched.
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Tony slept peacefully, snoozing. The book on his head was one of Vincent's, meaning that it was extremely boring. It was some book by some guy, 'The Scarlet Letter' was it? Whatever, it was boring. The albino rolled onto his side, yawning lazily, book falling off his face and onto the floor with a quiet clattering. Tony couldn't help being lazy, he always had been. Sometimes he would wake up in the morning and just go back to sleep thinking 'I'll procrastinate later'. Yeah, it was his favorite past time.
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He then placed the kettle on the burner, turning the flame on, watching Vincent work. The man was dedicated, that was certain. As the kettle whistled, he took the flame off, then making his tea. He placed to kettle back, then poured in some honey, stirring it in to allow it to dissolve. He then took his cup and spoon back to the table, sitting down and retrieving his pad of yellow paper from his jacket, writing his mental notes down, lest he forget them.
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But now he would have to clean the counter after he cleaned the dishes. That table over there was sure to have fingerprints on it too... And god forbid all the other rooms... The bathrooms would surely a disaster zone... No, those could wait. Kitchen first. People ate in the kitchen, and any amount of filth risked illness and ailment. The protection of the body was important. If Vincent got sick, he couldn't clean. If he couldn't clean, then he couldn't fix every imperfection in the apartment.
Turning back to his work, he carefully washed a wine glass. After washing it, he raised it up to the light, inspecting it closely. There were no fingerprints, no signs of liquid staining inside, everything seemed alright to him. He placed it carefully in the cupboard, doing this for every glass that followed. When he finished, he backed up a bit and passed every open cupboard, doing a last moment inspection and moving things a tiny bit. Slowly, he nodded and approved it. Then, he moved on to start to wash the counter and table, trying to avoid anywhere that Steven was currently occupying or using. He wiped down the counters and cleaned nearly everything on it, which actually didn't take that long since Vincent flitted about the kitchen like some hell-bent-on-cleaning whirling dervish.
But finally, after ten to fifteen minutes later, Vincent finally seemed to be finished. He rubbed his thumb, pointer, and middle finger together in thought, the rubber making a quiet squeaking sound each time he did. After a moment, a calm smile graced his expression and he walked to the trashcan, throwing the rubber gloves away. Under the gloves, his hands were reddish and raw from the rushed forced of his cleaning. Picking up his nearly forgotten cup of Iced Snowy Moon Oolong tea, he sat down at the table and started to calmly finish it off. Yes, Vinceint was highly satisfied. No doubt that would only last as long as his cleaning job, the entirety of the kitchen smelling like soap.
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He cleared his throat, playing off the incident as a tiredness. "I will be in my room if anyone should need me." He excused himself from the table, making his way to the room where his desk, drawer, and bed were located, shutting the door softly behind himself. He sat down at his desk,the pad of paper before him. "It will not happen again...never. Never." He shook his head, writing a final note in his bad handwriting.
"Zoie: reminds of Sarah. Caution."
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