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The angel’s fingers found bliss at the end of the shelf. His face lit up in a smile so full of pleasure that Muraki scowled jealously. Molochai thrust it at him excitedly.
“Here! Feel this!”
Giving it a cursory squeeze, Muraki tossed it over his shoulder and pinned Death to the shelf and kissed him, hard. Yarn forgotten, Molochai pressed against him with a moan.
Behind the counter, the saleswoman dropped her phone and stared.
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I think the only yarn Muraki has ever seen has been the stuff he once tied some girl up with. But since she didn't bleed because of it he switched. It makes sense, if you really think about it. ;)
I will process your drabble when I get some more time to sit at a computer *loves on horribly*
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Purr.
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The liche rose from his seat at the desk, abandoning the tome there to join her. He slipped his arms around her waist and his hands settled protectively over her belly.
“Not nearly as beautiful as you,” Siar whispered in her ear.
She smiled, tearing her eyes from the snow-dusted landscape and looked up at him. “Silly bunny. I might think you love me, if you keep that up.”
Siar was silent for a moment before hugging her close. “You might.”
She leaned into him, returning her gaze to the scene through the window as she murmured, “I might love you, too.”
He smiled into her hair.
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“I did.” He grinned, taking her hand and leading her into the candlelit room.
Midi gracefully pulled out a chair and seated her before a table set for two. It nearly sagged under the weight of a huge meal that seemed too beautiful to eat. He poured two glasses of rosy wine. Smiling as he gazed at her, he held up his glass, sparkling in the soft light.
“Happy birthday, darling. You’re still as beautiful and amazing as the day we met. And…” He took a deep breath and sank to one knee beside, producing a delicate, gold band, “I was hoping to celebrate the next as your husband, if you’ll have me…”
Her eyes filled with tears and she set her glass aside, hugging him fiercely.
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Brendle walked a short way down the path and slowed as he approached the large tree. Landiva glanced up, leaning against the trunk and nodded to him.
“It’s late.” Brendle said softly, walking over to him.
Landiva nodded again, silently, running his fingers slowly against the wood of his cane and stared out through the trees.
The redhead sighed quietly and wrapped his arms around his friend’s waist. “You’ll get through this, I promise.”
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One lone dancer writhed before the blaze. All eyes were on her as her hips moved seductively. The muscles of her smooth abdomen rippled and glistened in the firelight. She rolled her shoulders, twisting them back and forth in an almost serpentine motion as her torso followed, slithering and backlit against the fire.
Avery handed the baby over to Dearthair and rose, walking out into the circle of light and took up the dance in front of her, bending in to whisper in her ear as his hips swung in time, “You are one hot mama.”
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