#cbhc

[meiistheprimarynow]

Haxchi and CBHC are two different personalities that can switch with each other freely whenever they change forms. (they are using the same body)

While Haxchi is quiet and does not emote much, CBHC is more assertive and does not like being touched.

Note: When other console related beings change forms (like console tans and some homebrew) their personality does not change at all. It is the same person. But with this pair each form is a different person. They cannot share memories but can tell the other about anything that happened when they were active. When they go to sleep they can talk to each other in their mind.

[gullag00]

Strawberry Banana Whipped CBHC 🍌🍓

[criativaonline]

CBH Corrente realiza plenária nos dias 24 e 25 de abril, em Correntina, com foco em inovação tecnológica, meio ambiente e participação social

O Comitê da Bacia Hidrográfica do Rio Corrente e dos Riachos do Ramalho, Serra Dourada e Brejo Velho (CBHC) promove, nos dias 24 e 25 de abril de 2025, a 41ª Reunião Plenária Ordinária. O encontro será realizado na sede da ABAPA, no Distrito do Rosário, município de Correntina (BA), e reunirá representantes de instituições públicas, setor produtivo e sociedade civil para discutir temas…

[nursingwriter]

PHC Notes - Approaches, CBHC, Partnership community health nursing (Kenya Medical Training College) Scan to open on Studocu Studocu is not sponsored or endorsed by any college or university Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 APPROACHES AND STRATEGIES IN HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT (PHC AND CBHC) PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE COMPETENCIES Learning Objectives By the end of this semester students are expected to Describe principles and strategies of PHC and apply them to the County Health System (focusing on the revitalization) Develop a project to improve the health status / situation to which your are assigned (demonstrate necessary skills and competencies) Prepare and implement Community entry process, situation analysis, feedback, planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation in partnership practice Concept 2: Primary Health Care Introduction The PHC concept was launched at the Alma-Ata conference in 1978. The approach rose out of the perceived inadequacies of conventional health care to meet the needs of people in 3rd World countries. It was an attempt to chart the way towards a more appropriate health care system with an aim of providing health for all by the year 2000. PHC reflects and evolves from the economic conditions, socio-cultural and political characteristics of the country and its communities. It addresses the main health problems in the community providing promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative services accordingly. Background to Alma-Ata (Russia) Conference Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 ! Widespread inequities in health and health services ! Striking disparities in health and health services between countries and within countries. ! Main social target of governments and WHO ! Should be the attainment by all citizens of the world of a level of health that would permit them to live a socially and economically productive life ! An acceptable level of health for all Declaration of Alma Ata – 1978 ! Reaffirms that health is a fundamental human right. ! Existing gross inequality in health status of the people particularly between developed and developing countries as well as within countries is politically, socially and economically unacceptable. ! The promotion and protection of the health of the people is essential to sustained economic and social development and contributes to a better quality of life and to world peace. ! People have the right and duty to participate individually and collectively in the planning and implementation of their health care. ! Social target of the whole world community should be the attainment by all the people of the world by the year 2000 of a level of health that will permit them to lead a socially and economically productive life. PHC is the key to attaining the target in the spirit of social justice. Definition PHC is "essential health care based on practical, scientifically sound and socially acceptable methods and technology made universally accessible to individuals and families in the community through their full participation and at a cost that the community and country can afford to maintain at every stage of their development in the spirit of self-reliance and self-determination. «This should then be available, accessible, acceptable, affordable, attractive, practical and appropriate. One can look at the following analysis to get the definition better. Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 ASPECT DEFINITION COMMENT 1. Health system Primary Health care Continuing health care process sustained by integrated, functional and mutually, supportive referral systems for comprehensive health care for all and those in most held 2. Priority Essential health problem Address main health-care problem in the community providing promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative services 3. Science Practical scientifically sound …. based on application of the relevant result of social, biomedical and health services research. ” 4. Culture … Socially acceptable methods and technology …. Reflect and evolves from the economic conditions and sociocultural and political situation of the country and communities.” 5. Equal chance …. Made universally accessible to individuals and families HFA by 2000 would lead to the economically productive lives. The inequality in health between countries is politically, socially and economically unacceptable. 6. Participatory … Through their full participation People have the right and duty to participate individually and collecting in the planning and implementing health care. 7. Sustainability ….. Cost effective and affordable … exercise political will to mobilize the country’s resources and use available external resources rationally Goal of PHC "Health for all by the year 2000" agreed at the Ama Ata conference. Limitations of the PHC goal 1. There was no building commitment 2. Other non-health oriented sectors were not represented 3. Lack of political will and commitment 4. Economic constraints unequal/distribution of resources 5. Lack of motivation of health workers 6. Political instability - insecurity in some places Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 7. External interference 8. Illiteracy 9. Poor planning and allocation of resource 10. Inequitable distribution of resources 11. Poor infrastructure - roads, schools, health centres 12. Inadequate community participation 13. Lack of technical skills/expertise 14. PHC is not cheap as it was initially thought 15. Continued use of top-down approach in PHC 16. Traditional and religious beliefs 17. Continued emphasis on curative (actually there is no balance between curative verses preventive services) 18. Population explosion - especially in third world 19. Technical problems or new development e. g. Malaria is now resistant to some drugs 20. Natural calamities e.g. drought 21. New epidemics e.g. AIDS, EBOLA 22. Industrialization problems 23. Different or varied endorsement of different countries 24. Corruption and embezzlement of funds 25. Time factor - the goal was too ambitious 26. The syllabus continued to be institution-oriented Principles of PHC 1. Equity and social justice: – Fair distribution of health activities/resources for all population groups. Taken into account when locating new health facilities, locating outreach clinics or changes in health services. EQUITY It is fair distribution of resources. Provide more where it is needed more. Distribution according to need. HORIZONTAL – equal treatment of equals VERTICAL – unequal treatment of unequals with preference to disadvantaged EX 1. free primary education 2. adverts indicating no age limit 3. similar benefits to people with same grades in different dpts within same civil service 4. freedom of worship 5. distribution of man makers to all MPs regardless of political affiliation 6. distribution of more maize to more affected and less to less affected Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 INEQUITY - injustice distribution - avoidable inequity/injustice e.g. 1. same cert. different salaries 2. boy child to school and not girl child 3. one denied of employment because of age 4. more development to area where the president comes from and less to areas of opposition 5. cheque of PS coming out quickly than clerk 7. people could not seat on same seat because of difference in race *social strata including gender, race, age, occupation, location, religion, political affiliation, intergenerational ( between generation ), intra generational( among same ) THE BIRTH / BACKGROUND OF PHC " Perception that ‘modernisation’ on its own, was not delivering dignified living for the majority of people, Development Dialogue, 1972. " Realisation of the failure of the dominant medical model to meet major health needs of populations, It could treat disease for some but couldn’t build health for all. " Attempts to move beyond the boundaries of narrow bio-medical framework, include context into the picture of disease and health. " Notion that technical ‘solutions’, pharmaceuticals and clinical interventions will not be adequate in improving health without creation of healthy environments. 1. Crisis of vertical programs By the late 1960s, Failure of malaria eradication 2. New studies on community health: " Bryant, in Health and the Developing World 1969 Questioned the hospital-based health care system " K.Newell, ed, Health by the people , 1975. Excellence in community health. " McKeown The Role of Medicine: Dream or mirage, 1976, showed that overall health of the population related to standards of living and nutrition. Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 " Lalonde Report, A New Perspective on the Health of Canadians, 1974. described 4 factors of disease: biology, health services, environment, life styles. 3. Christian movements, NGOs, alternative experiences: " The WCC, CMC emphasized training of village workers. " Red Cross Societies tradition of voluntary work in the community. " Chinese barefoot doctors 4. New Political Context " Deterioration as U.S. Hegemony increases. " African independence movements, the ousting of the Shah of Iran & Soviet invasion of Afghanistan " L.B. Pearson—Canada, and W. Brandt—Germany, chaired commissions on development. Leading to the UN Resolution on a “New International Economic Order” 1974 " Progressive movements in developing countries demanding equity, economic independence 1. Halfdan Mahler: WHO Director General (1973-1988). " Background in TB, Ecuador & India " Charisma & Continuity " Worked in collaboration with CMC " 1975 Alternative Approaches to Meeting Basic Health Needs in Developing Countries. Successful PHC experiences in many countries " 1975 28th WHA. “National Programs in PHC .. a priority.” " 1977 30th WHA PHC policy adopted " 1978: Alma-Ata Declaration (PHC) 2. H. Labrouisse, Exec. Director, Unicef, 1965-1979 emphasized community-work in rural areas and urban slums. Missionary work & emergent national health systems inspired PHC Precedents: Tanzania’s 1967 Arusha socialist Declaration called for equitable distribution of health care. Public health as part of an overall process of social development, ujamaa. Village Health Workers in several countries: " Ghana (1969) Botswana (1969 Family Welfare Educators) Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 " In Lesotho, Swaziland, Benin and Zimbabwe, village health workers (1978). Mozambique Agentes Polivalentes Elementares. Between 1978 and 1982 Mozambique trained more than 1000 VHWs " 1979 the Lagos Declaration –endorsed by WHO- denounced the negative health effects of apartheid. " “African Immunization Year” (1986) " BI for increasing access to essential drugs (1987) " During the 2nd half of the 1980s, PHC faced an adverse economic and political context SELECTIVE VS COMPREHENSIVE PHC CHD 100 Puts more emphasis on the need to manipulate the context of people’s lives, to foster health or curtail illness, (Improve the living condition of people and their health will improve, Navarro, 1986). Represents an aspiration for a more participatory, just and interdisciplinary approach to health systems: the ‘pillars’' of PHC: equity intersectoral collaboration participation appropriate technology and prevention of disease in context in which people live their lives (Tarimo & Creese, 1990; Macdonald, 2000; 1993). Addresses inequity, which increased dramatically with dramatic advancement of technology in the fourth quarter of the last century and Confronts the view of health as a commodity which one purchases according to one's economic and social status. Acknowledges the links between poverty and ill health and that access to EEDL impacts on health status. Is a rejection of situations where people are not allowed the basic means of dignified life. A call for equity, a call for social change, for justice Expresses a global search for rational and humane health systems; since it calls for the human to be at the centre of health systems thinking and action, as human, not just as recipient. Insists that focus of the entire health system be on the primary needs of consumers rather than providers. A system of health care turned towards the community, to address the causality behind the problems as well. Demonstrates appreciation of the social, economic and cultural underpinning of both health and disease. After Alma Ata PHC criticized for being too broad, idealistic, with unrealistic timetable A Conference “Health and Population in Development” 1979 at Bellagio. Rockefeller Foundation, the World Bank & USAID Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 Conference Based on J. Walsh and K. Warren. coined “Selective Primary Health Care, an Interim Strategy for Disease Control in Developing Countries.” NEJM 301:18 (1979): 967-974. The article examined specific causes of infant morbidity and mortality and how to stop them. Changes in Unicef: In 1979 new director J. Grant Charisma. Proposed “…the art of the possible” 1981: escalating interest rates, debt trap sprung 1981: ‘Selective PHC’ (the response to Alma-Ata) 1982: UNICEF Declaration: GOBI and the Child Survival Revolution (later GOBI FFF), based on new technological breakthroughs Mid 1980s onwards: increasing number of countries under IMF structural adjustment Mid to late 1980s: rise of AIDS/HIV Growth monitoring became an end in itself rather than a means to improve the nutrition of vulnerable children. ORS Partial solution when water and sewage systems are contaminated. Breast feeding faced the propaganda of powerful food industries. Immunization considered a successful program. In 1980 only about 5 per cent of children in the so-called third world were immunized against six diseases (measles, tetanus, whooping-cough, diphtheria, tuberculosis and polio). By the end of the 1980s well over half were fully immunized by the time they were only one year old. Most developing countries achieved high immunization rates (but IMR, CMR did not comply!). 2. Intersectoral collaboration/action: – There should be collaboration with other sectors, which influence health e.g. Education, agriculture, water, culture and social services, Transport and communication, Housing, energy, information and broadcasting, work with the political sectors. Provision of health care needs teamwork. 3. Community participation: – only when a Community fully understands and is committed to a program will that program stand a chance of success and sustainability. 4. Accessibility: - depends to a health facility on locating it near where people live, improving transport, arranging appropriate opening hours and assuring a welcoming attitude from the staff. 5. Effectiveness: – implies that the technologies and strategies used in health care “do work” – that they do reduce risk and prevent or cure disease. 6. Efficiency: - The methods used to achieve a given result use the minimum resources – facilities, manpower, money and time – required for the job. 7. Affordability: - The Cost of running the PHC Program must be within the resources that the community can afford. Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 8. Integration of health Programs: - Individual patient, facility and community must understand how to use health care system when they need it. This requires that the system should appear simple, friendly and accessible. 9. Self-reliance: - Individuals and community should feel themselves the owners of their health systems, reduce donor dependency and count on themselves for their own health. 10. Health should be part of socio-economic development For our knowledge: The five As Affordability: Do people have the capacity to get the needed service at a price that they can manage to afford? Accessibility: Geographically and socially, is the service accessible – the distance from the living place to the facility should be short or the means to reach there should be ease; the way people use customer care should be as friendly as possible. Accountabili ty: Are professionals accountable to the people they are serving and accountable to other people who can at list make sure everything is open and clear enough? Acceptability Culturally and socially, the service should be acceptable; not in contradiction with what is acceptable by the community to be served. Availability The service should be there for people to get to it. Does the facility have what is needed for health and development issues? Strategies of PHC Shifting focus from health providers to consumers, PHC strategies include the following. 1. Community involvement and participation (commented later) 2. Intersectoral collaboration and co-ordination (commented later) 3. Decentralization of services : – is the transfer of authority for planning, decision-making and management (including some financial management ) from the central to some local organization. The aim is to make the services more responsive to local needs. 4. Use of appropriate technology (commented later) 5. Re-orientation of heal th services including training of health workers and others sectors towards PHC Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 6. Greater emphasis on health promotion and prevention of diseases: – Implies Identification of “at-risk” groups and implementing appropriate preventive and promotive measures (discuss prevention and promotion strategies). 7. Mobilization of political and administrative support of PHC 8. Improvement of management information system 9. Focus on priority areas (key elements of PHC): PHC elements E = Education: IEC for behavior Change (IECBC) L = Local (Prevention and control of locally endemic ailments) E = EPI against major infectious diseases M = Maternal and child health care, including family planning E = Essential drugs provision N = Nut rition (Promotion of good supply and proper nutrition) T = Treatment (Appropriate treatment of common/minor diseases) S = Sanitation (An adequate supply of safe water and basic sanitation) Today, countries add other essential elements that were not thought of during Alma Ata conference. These include: Mental health Acute Respiratory Infections Rehabilitation of shelter Improvement of Management Information System AIDS (HIV/AIDS) control Dental Health Downloaded by James Mcknight (careerdigitals@gmail.com) lOMoARcPSD|28323056 However, with the difficulties and economic restrictions that exist, some health professionals have advocated concentrating on “selective” PHC activities such as use of what we call GOBIFFF. GOBIFFF stands for: G - Growth monitoring O - Oral re-hydration B - Breast-feeding I - Immunization F - Supplementary feeding F - Family Planning F - Female literacy Comprehensive PHC is always the best if one can have access to it. It is horizontal and mostly based on “Bottom – up” method. Selective versus Comprehensive PHC PHC implementation took two approaches, selective and comprehensive (integrated). Characteristics of Selective PHC • Target scarce resources to control specific diseases that account for the highest mortality and morbidity • Fits the technological and political orientation of some donor agencies who look for concrete objectives and measurable outcomes achieved in a relatively short period of time. • Medical view of PHC or medicalisation of the original PHC message. Read the full article

[pavitrapavi]

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Cable Patch Cord Cat6A Dixon 6A-CBHC Azul

Cable Patch Cord Cat6A Dixon 6A-CBHC Azul Cable de Red Cat6A Tipo Patch Cord o Latiguillo – Dixon 6A-CBHC en color Azul Los cables Patch cord Cat6a son cables de red diseñados para transmitir datos a velocidades de hasta 10 gigabits por segundo (Gbps) y son una mejora con respecto a los cables Cat6 en términos de capacidad de ancho de banda y rendimiento. La palabra “Cat6a” se refiere a la…

[newfalco]

Versión más reciente de Retro*Arch en Wii U. Núcleos disponibles y configuración inicial

[skzafterdark]

I sent one in asking who you thought was more an ass guy and who's more a titties guy (like a mtl thing) -🍑

Titties:

Ass:

Both:

Also, you're never annoying, and I got your other request 🌹

[outsourcingworld]

স্বাস্থ্য ও পরিবার কল্যাণ মন্ত্রণালয়ে আবেদন করার নিয়ম । How to Apply Community clinic 2022

[djbigspade]

In full support of the Annual Black/White Gala and our Saxophonist (Billboard Recording Artist) Harold Rapp III providing a stellar performance. This will be a great evening! "It's going to be a phenomenal evening! Get your tickets today, we are going to sell out! I'm so excited to share the stage with @billbellamy for a great cause! Let's go @co_blackhealthcollaborative 🙌🏾🙏🏾" #billbellamy #cbhc #hhrappmovement #saxophonist #notyodaddysjazz #iswimwithsharksinc🦈 #saxisthenewsexy #cbc #colorado #denver #marriot #coloradosprings #fortcollins #dtc #denvertech #hosting #denverimprov #improv #comedy #health #vegan #vegetarian #bgm #artist #mc #pr #press @haroldrappiii @phoenixaffect @illqhemistry @mwells331 (at Denver, Colorado) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Z6_Y2gyUm/?igshid=18uqh4tc7am3w

[banglajobnews]

Community Clinic Job Circular 2022

Community Clinic Job Circular 2022

Published Date 6 April 2022 Application Deadline 9 May 2022 Number of Vacancies: 808 Community Clinic Job Circular 2022 Application link 🔗 http://cbhc.teletalk.com.bd/

[aamitmorthos]

not me just finding out the wii u & 3ds shops are closing next year this way 😩

sucks. especially seeing how they don't seem to be bringing virtual console over since nintendo online IS the new virtual console... anyway

3ds hack guide

Wii U hack guide (Tiramisu is newer but less stable)

Haxchi/CBHC & Mocha guides (they're older but more stable)

r/flashcarts (for anyone who doesn't want to install cfw)

Emulators: 3ds DS Wii U Wii/Gamecube N64 SNES NES GBA/GB

Games: Ziperto(I recommend ublock origin) hShop Vimm's Lair

[zaptap]

just found out a new wii u homebrew environment, tiramisu, just dropped new years eve

this isnt the big one we're waiting for (that's aroma) but it's by the same dev and meant to hold us over until that comes (since it's taken longer than expected)

the big improvement is you no longer have to buy a ds vc game to run homebrew without having to use the browser exploit every time. tiramisu takes over health and safety information instead

you can also set it to autoboot, and it starts up faster than coldboot haxchi

and apparently it's easier to develop for so there could be more wii u homebrew coming now

i might wait a bit before i switch (i have to wait 3 days before i get the time anyway) just to give time for bugs to get worked out. cbhc has been fine for me, and it seems the main priority with switching to tiramisu is being prepared for aroma since itll apparently be very simple to upgrade when the time comed

[juniejuneberry]

My coworkers are the best! Walked in this morning to these awesome balloons and orchids to celebrate my radiation therapy graduation. What amazing friends! Feeling so loved and blessed! #cbhc #beatcancer #friends #graduationday #ilovemyjob

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[sweetlittlehawke]

I’ll be honest, this is longer than I expected. But that’s fine, that’s good. So anyways, I wrote a thing about Styliani and Francel, cause there’s no content for WoL/Francel, so if I can’t find it then I’ll make it myself. That’s what I did. I asked the CBHC for prompt ideas and was given Valentines, and this is where it went. 

Normally being summoned to Ishgard it’s for business. Haurchefant is much unlike the rest of the Ishgardians Styliani has met, he does ask favors, but never in the same way that the rest do. Most are wanting proof of Styliani’s intentions, but Haurchefant only ever asks to show his trust. The things he asks for always matter, unlike some who simply send him with letters to deliver. 

Showing up in Camp Dragonhead to find it festive isn’t what Styliani expects. It’s still an outpost so it’s not completely transformed by any means, but there’s an air of... something. There are imported flowers, scented candles, candies being passed around. It gives him pause, racking his brain to remember the holidays. He celebrated very little growing up, and since then he’s just not celebrated anything. There’s been nothing for him to celebrate. He watches a young woman pass off a gift to a soldier, blushing and fidgeting the whole time. That’s when it clicks what holiday it is. Valentines, the holiday he’s celebrated the least in his life. He shakes his head and continues on, heading for Haurchefant’s office. What everyone else does isn’t his concern.

The Elezen’s office is no different from outside, couples flocking to escape the hard wind and cold. Styliani gives a sideways glance to the massive group by the fire as he approaches Haurchefant’s desk. “You know, calling someone from Limsa isn’t the best idea when you’ve got a time sensitive mission,” he points out.

Haurchefant chuckles, “You’re very right Styliani, but this is a job only you can do my friend.” He opens a drawer of his desk and removes a latter, which seems to only add to the annoyance on Styliani’s face. “I understand your disdain for delivering letters, but this carried information of dire importance. I need you to take it to Francel by nightfall. As you can see, everyone here in Dragonhead is rather preoccupied.”

Styliani nods. Francel isn’t far, but there are still more than enough hazards between here and there, and as Haurchefant says the soldiers are all quite busy with their romantic partners. If this letter is as important as Haurchefant says then it’s no surprise he’s being entrusted with it. “May I ask what this letter is?”

Haurchefant holds out the letter, “I’m afraid that will be Francel’s decision. I have no interest in sharing my dearest friend’s secrets, even if it would benefit him. That is a trust I dare not betray.”

The Miqo’te nods again, grabbing the letter. A secret of Francel’s? Interesting for sure. His curiosity grows, particularly given Haurchefant believes it shouldn’t be kept a secret. Given the holiday still wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a love letter from someone in Dragonhead that Francel perhaps fancies... maybe even Haurchefant himself. The thought doesn’t sit well with him. He has no legitimate reason to claim Francel as unable to receive such affection, but he would rather do it himself. Styliani stows the letter and looks to Haurchefant one last time, “I’ll be back to confirm the delivery soon.”

Haurchefant chuckles again, lowering his head to review the papers on his desk, “Don’t rush back. I trust you.” With that last comment Styliani leaves the office. He mounts his chocobo and sets off, riding south to where Francel always is. It’s not a terribly long ride, taking not even a bell, but it’s long enough that his thoughts can wander. In all his travels Styliani has met many people, all from various walks of life with their own hopes and dreams. Most of them are focused on those dreams, and Styliani can’t fault them for that. It’s what he was raised to believe is right after all. It certainly makes the selfless stand out in comparison. Francel stands out even more than most. While he was unable to help, it wasn’t because of selfish reasons. He felt trustworthy and kind, but tied down in an unfortunate situation. It was because of that innate kindness that Styliani didn’t hesitate running to rescue him. That kindness that could draw anyone’s affection, his sweet smile that is so very endearing, the laugh that sounds like music, the gentle sparkle in his eyes and how they light up when he’s excited. 

When Styliani rides up to his destination he hops off K’doh only to lean forward and bury his face in feathers. “Azeyma help me. I’m a fool in love aren’t I?” he mutters. It is vocalized, but he doesn’t worry about his moment of weakness being noticed. The guard by the door isn’t paying any attention to him, and between K’doh’s feathers and the howling of the wind there’s no way his words were heard. It doesn’t take long for the cold to get to him though, forcing him inside. Francel’s office is smaller than Haurchefant’s, which is something of a blessing as it’s much easier to warm. Francel looks up from his work and grins when Styliani walks in, and Styliani swears his heart melts. The letter he carries feels like it’s going to burn a hole through his pocket, and he prays to Azeyma he’s wrong about what it is.

“I wasn’t expecting you!” Francel greets excitedly, setting his quill down to give Styliani his full attention. “What brings you to my part of Coerthas?” he asks, eyes twinkling in the firelight.

Styliani pulls out the letter and holds it out for Francel to take. “Delivery from Haurchefant. Specified you needed it by nightfall.”

The Elezen raises an eyebrow, “Oh? I don’t recall needing anything from him.” 

He takes the letter regardless and opens it. His eyes scan the words, cheeks turning pink as he gets farther in. Styliani can feel the knot forming in his stomach. Rather than letting that discomfort show he moves to lean on the desk, feigning looking at the letter. “Well? What did Haurchefant need to tell you so urgently?” 

The moment Styliani leans forward Francel lays the letter facedown to avoid it being read. The closer proximity allows Styliani to see the deep flush on his face, which seems to only get worse with him being closer. He finally speaks, after what feels like an eternity. “Nothing! Just some unbidden romance advice!” he exclaims, hardly keeping himself from stammering.

Styliani’s eyebrows shoot up and his ears perk up. Advice? Not a confession? “Oh? What love advice does Haurchefant’s darling Francel need?” The idea that maybe he still has a chance excites him.

“Haurchefant’s what? No, I am not his darling,” Francel objects. “He’s merely saying he’s trying to help me purse the man I care for.” The more he says the more Styliani’s hope grows, and the more interested in reading that letter he is. The nervousness Francel exhibits isn’t just that of someone who’s scared to admit who they care for, but is that of someone talking to the object of their affection. If Styliani is correct, he’ll be elated, if he’s wrong, he’ll be crushed. Either way, he wants to know what that letter says.

The Miqo’te nods, a smirk on his lips. “Ya got someone y’are interested in? Who is it that gets such an honor?” he asks, subtly shifting to rest his hand on the edge of the letter. Francel is opening his mouth to respond when Styliani slides the letter away and picks it up. This is an action he may regret, as he’s prying into the man’s business. In his defense, Haurchefant said it would be better were the secret revealed. He reads quickly, ignoring the distressed look from Francel that’s visible in his peripheral. Haurchfant’s handwriting is elegant, more so than Styliani is used to. It honestly makes reading the letter a bit harder, but not so bad that he can’t do it.

     My Dearest Francel,

     I trust this letter finds you in good standing. I know well what distress ails you,      and wish to aid your handling of it. With this letter is a “package.” I do hope      he hasn’t run off the moment the letter is delivered. I told him to take his time      after all. I have observed our dear Warrior of Light and it seems to me he      harbors much the same emotions you do. If I may be so bold as to urge you      act on those feelings, I believe they will be reciprocated. I wish only the best      for you, and for Styliani, and I do believe today is an excellent day for the two      of you to try something new.

     Love, Haurchefant Greystone

When Styliani lowers the letter and Looks at Francel he finds his head laid on the table, hat knocked askew. If Styliani wasn’t so flustered he’d be in awe how cute the Elezen looks as such a flustered mess. He lays the letter on the desk and walks around the desk to lean against it beside Francel. “I’m flattered,” he says, poking Francel’s arm. “And evidently easy ta read, by Hauchefant tha’ is. The man read my interest fas’er than I di’ m’self.”

The Elezen blinks twice before lifting his head, hat falling on the desk as he does. Styliani’s never seen him so flushed, but by this point he doubts he’s any better. “Your interest? In me? I’m just a simple man, nowhere near your caliber of skill.”

He laughs lightly, oh how silly it was to worry about Haurchefant being interested in Francel. This boy loves Styliani just as much as Styliani loves him. He crooks a finger and tilts Francel’s head up by his chin. “Tha’s exactly why darlin’. Y’are humble, selfless, kind, ‘ave a love o’ music I adore. If ya wan’ ta fuck me though all ya ‘ad ta do was ask.”

Francel’s jaw drops, or it would if Styliani wasn’t holding it. “I-I! Styliani! There are far more appropriate ways to say that!” 

The hand is pulled away in favor of running it through his hair. He’s laughing again and Francel can’t help but swoon. “Would ya rather I say ya can jus’ invite me to y’are chambers?” he asks smirking at Francel. He could add to that and point out that Francel’s office is one and the same with his bed chamber, but that may be a bit too much for Francel to handle.

Francel turns away again, burying his face in his hands. “Dear Halone you are impossible,” he mutters. It’s not a bad impossibility, just one he wasn’t expecting. It takes far too long for him to regain his composure and lower his hands. When he does Styliani is still standing there, a smirk still on his lips. Francel’s about to speak again when instead Styliani leans down and presses his lips to Francel’s. He’s shocked by the swiftness of it, but why should he expect anything less from the Warrior of Light? Surely he didn’t make it this far without a fair bit of swift behavior? 

The kiss is soft, sweet, calm. Francel has to get his head on straight again before he can reciprocate. The shock was a bit much, but it’s an easily overcome obstacle when the alternative is perhaps never getting this again. He reaches up, hands cupping both sides of Styliani’s face and holding him close. At this encouragement Styliani moves closer, no longer merely leaning on the desk but instead sitting on it properly so he can be in front of Francel. Styliani deepens the kiss, adding more force and movement to it. His hands slide up to run through Francel’s hair as he scoots forwards, just barely even sitting on the desk rather than Francel’s lap.

Finally Francel is forced to break away, needing to breathe for a moment. He is very glad at this point, that there are far fewer guards stationed with him so his room is unoccupied by any but himself. He takes a deep breath, then another. His nerves are calming, but the Miqo’te in front of him looks far from ready to stop. He gives a smile, that no doubt melts Styliani’s heart.

“Happy Valentines Day Styliani.”