Definition of Desire
by Jane
Davitt
“If I find you canoodling in here again, I'll be most displeased.”
“We weren't! We kept our clothes on, and if noodles stay covered, not that Xander's – bits – are noodle-like, but if they stay in the can -”
“And I move from annoyed to nauseated.”
“What does it mean, anyway? I could look it up? If it's naughty and you don't want to tell me...”
“It's a foolish lover fondling his beloved. Perhaps stroking her hair – like this...”
“Oh!”
“Or kissing the hollow of her throat – there. And now you know.”
“Why did you -?”
“Foolish – remember? And jealous. Goodnight.”
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