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On the other side of town
Some things never change.
Ramon lights up another cigarette. Half a dozen butts litter the street by his feet.
He knew the minute he saw Issac's body. The additional data Mr. Lensherr sent along only confirmed it. This shouldn't be possible. Isaac's killer has been dead for over twenty years.
Ramon stares at the juggling rooster on the Cock and Balls bar sign. He doesn't have to do this. He could send in Mortimer or Dominic instead. They've never met the man.
He doubts they'd survive.
The broken glass outside the window, layers of peeling paint on the badly repaired doorsill, and strong stench of whiskey and cigar smoke are like a set piece from the worst part of his past. They should've stayed in Europe. America is too cold, too hard.
He takes one last drag on the cigarette and lets it fall to the ground. Time to go to work.
Ramon lights up another cigarette. Half a dozen butts litter the street by his feet.
He knew the minute he saw Issac's body. The additional data Mr. Lensherr sent along only confirmed it. This shouldn't be possible. Isaac's killer has been dead for over twenty years.
Ramon stares at the juggling rooster on the Cock and Balls bar sign. He doesn't have to do this. He could send in Mortimer or Dominic instead. They've never met the man.
He doubts they'd survive.
The broken glass outside the window, layers of peeling paint on the badly repaired doorsill, and strong stench of whiskey and cigar smoke are like a set piece from the worst part of his past. They should've stayed in Europe. America is too cold, too hard.
He takes one last drag on the cigarette and lets it fall to the ground. Time to go to work.
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"I don't see ya scorin' with anythin' but yer liquor." Turning back to Ramon, his fervor held somewhat in check for a moment as he's brought sharply back to the present, he mutters, "Mind humorin' me? Call me old-fashioned, but I preferred ya with more up top."
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He pauses, a faint look of vunerability in his eyes. Then he shifts into a shape no one has seen since the day his children were born. A little shudder runs up her spine as parts are realligned.
"Well." She gasps. "That's one way to get rid of an erection."
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Carpe diem.
This place however is far too public. "We're leavin'. Now." With that, he pulls Raven up with him back on their feet.
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"My car is behind the alley."
Her voice is thick. She can't keep her hands off him, as though if she lets go, he'll disappear.
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Good thing these Lincoln town cars are big on space. Their exchange is now measured solely in inarticulate sounds and movement, weighing heavy with time lost and years of desire lain fallow.
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She nibbles a path to his ear. "Anyone else here?" she trusts his senses.
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Bone claws, partially unsheathed, scrape across her backside.
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Teeth clamp down on skin.
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His open shirt is still on, pants pooled around his ankles, hat fallen to their feet. The cool, hard brick against her back is a stark contrast to the sweaty heat of him pressed against her.
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Her hands stroke his face. She's still amazed. This shouldn't be real. He's supposed to be dead.
"Mein Tierchen." She plants a slow, languid kiss on him.
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Maybe it does.