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 Words Unnecessary 

by Copper

Feedback: Of course, just keep all flames to yourself.

Disclaimer: Not mine… I don’t remember who owns them. ::sigh::

Copyright: January 2004.

Spoilers/Timeline: None. In a future I’d love to see. *g*

Distribution: Signe, Smurfy, anyone who wants it – just ask.

 

It is a sight to dream, not to tell! – Christabel, Coleridge

 

She walks in, all long legs, dark hair and wine-red lips caught in a smile. With a wink to the man on the stool at the end, she leans across the bar to give her father a kiss. Dropping her bag on the counter, they chat for a bit before he hands her a drink.

 

It’s been a hard day -- she can still smell the blood from her last autopsy -- and the scotch is smooth and cold. She sighs in pleasure as it slides down her throat. She feels his eyes on her, but doesn’t look up until the glass is empty and deposited on the bar.

 

Slowly, she rises, ambling over to the jukebox, conscious of his eyes on her.  She drops in the quarters and without hesitation makes her selections.  The beat is strong and she lets herself feel it; absorbs it.

 

She’s the only one on the small dance floor, and though she knows people are watching, she just keeps dancing. Her movements are natural; sexy in a way that comes only to those comfortable with their body, with their own sensuality. In mere seconds, or minutes, she feels his presence and adjusts to it -- to him -- without pause. 

 

Her ease in his arms and his in hers is obvious to all, even as he spins her out and back, so that they now face each other.  His blue eyes laugh into her brown, and she wraps her arms around his neck as the song changes to a slow, bluesy standard.

 

At the end of a long, hard day of search warrants and paperwork and death, this is their ritual.  In their bar with their songs, they dance and flirt and indulge themselves in each other, no words necessary.

 

--The End--