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[Open - Folly Cemetary - Father's Day]
It was without a doubt, Maggie's least favorite day.
Mother's Day wasn't far behind it but she only had vague memories of her mother. She'd been six when the woman had dropped back out of The Folly. Long enough for Maggie to remember her, but not long enough for anything to remain in her mind beyond little shadows in her mind.
Her father's exit. That she remembered clearly, considering she'd been the one that found him when the last of his attempts to bring her back to the Folly had failed. Magic drained after five years of these attempts, he'd been unable to fight the depression, unable to see anything beyond the loss of the love of his life.
Unable to see the daughter he'd be leaving behind.
She'd seen first hand what magical exhaustion did now that she was fully in her magic now. When she'd been eleven and sent to her foster home, it hadn't been as easy to see at all. She still hated him for leaving, still wished she'd been enough to keep him from giving up, but now, she was a little more accepting of it all.
When she saw a vaguely familiar woman at his gravesite, it took everything she had not to pull the earth, wind and water to her to blast the woman, and the trash around the headstone, into the forest so deep even Bella wouldn't be able to find her.
"Excuse me, but who are you?"
Mother's Day wasn't far behind it but she only had vague memories of her mother. She'd been six when the woman had dropped back out of The Folly. Long enough for Maggie to remember her, but not long enough for anything to remain in her mind beyond little shadows in her mind.
Her father's exit. That she remembered clearly, considering she'd been the one that found him when the last of his attempts to bring her back to the Folly had failed. Magic drained after five years of these attempts, he'd been unable to fight the depression, unable to see anything beyond the loss of the love of his life.
Unable to see the daughter he'd be leaving behind.
She'd seen first hand what magical exhaustion did now that she was fully in her magic now. When she'd been eleven and sent to her foster home, it hadn't been as easy to see at all. She still hated him for leaving, still wished she'd been enough to keep him from giving up, but now, she was a little more accepting of it all.
When she saw a vaguely familiar woman at his gravesite, it took everything she had not to pull the earth, wind and water to her to blast the woman, and the trash around the headstone, into the forest so deep even Bella wouldn't be able to find her.
"Excuse me, but who are you?"
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I want to deny that I'm in any hurry, but I give an involuntary growl at the feel of her mouth on my ear, her voice whispering low into it. That was just not playing fair, his entire body shivering at the action.
"You're being very brazen in public, my love."
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"I can tell exactly what it does," I say, giving another low growl. I can sense what it does for her and the reaction makes me flush with even more heat and desire. I make it a goal though to hold out until we get to where I lived. Even if I don't make it though, the reward will be amazing.
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"By how you smell," I tell her, a purr rumbling low in my chest at her lips on my throat as she talks. "Can hear your heart beat faster, your breathing increase."
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My own heartbeat is racing at what she's saying, knowing I reach her on that level. I had never thought of my magic as a positive thing before, not until I learned that it connects me to her.
"Can you always feel me with you?"
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"I hope when I'm inside of you that you don't have to search," I say, giving a small smile. I don't quite have that sort of control over my magic, it's almost all passive, but I can sort of sense when she's near. Usually I can tell other ways first though.
"But I like that you can sense that about me."
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"I feel more calm when I'm with you," I tell her, humming happily as she nibbles at my ear. I wish I could explain to her how she makes me feel, but I don't know if I can. Some of it are things I don't have any words for.
"Like there was a constant buzzing before but since I met you, it's gone."
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"I'm glad I can bring quiet to your mind," she said and tightened her legs around him. "Balances things out since I'm always creating havoc in your body."
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"Would only be havoc if you didn't provide a release," I tell her. That's one thing I love about her, how everything I feel now has an outlet, even parts of me that I hadn't been aware of suddenly felt fulfilled.
"And you always provide a release."
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"Uh huh."
It's hard to talk much more than that. I think I could probably focus enough to mostly tune her out, my training seemed to be pretty thorough, but I don't want to. I like the way she consumes me, how she's everything to me. Focusing on one thing and forgetting the rest of the world is bliss.
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"Stop trying to make me think so much," I tell her, twisting my head to bite her neck playfully. That doesn't help me not think though. "We're almost there."
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"Good," she arched against him, "because all of this talk of releasing..."
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"Maybe I will go around the block to make you wait even longer," I say, although I'm sure she can tell how worked up I am and that taking even more time isn't something I'm inclined to do.
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"Not this time I tell her," as I make one more turn and head down the street that I live down. Or lived down, I guess is the proper way to think about it now.
And some time maybe I will drive her completely crazy by waiting as long as I can, but not right now. Definitely not right now.
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The idea should not appeal that much, but it seriously does.
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"I do like to drive you crazy," I told her, heading up the small drive to my house. It's strange how little time I've spent here lately. It's not big, a single-family dwelling but it seems to huge to me, living there all alone. It will be nice to move into Maggie's place. She has a home, not just a house.
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I smile and watch her run, enjoying the view for a moment. The naked parts aren't facing me but that doesn't mean she isn't fun to watch from this view. Besides, as soon as we're inside I'm going to do all sorts of things to her.
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