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You'd like to do what to me? ((Closed for Bond and Vesper))
Out of the blue, an owl winged its way to Vesper one quiet afternoon.
Vesper,
I'm impressed by the depths of your imagination, but I can't believe you'd put such things in a letter. Really, what if someone else had gotten it? I'm sure they'd be shocked by what creative things you'd like to do to me. Even I'm mildly surprised. Suggesting the library was a good touch, but I think we should discuss these things in person.
James
Vesper,
I'm impressed by the depths of your imagination, but I can't believe you'd put such things in a letter. Really, what if someone else had gotten it? I'm sure they'd be shocked by what creative things you'd like to do to me. Even I'm mildly surprised. Suggesting the library was a good touch, but I think we should discuss these things in person.
James
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...You've lost me. Completely.
Again.
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And then the eventual capitulation.
Vesper pushed open the door to the library and looked around for stern librarians or potential witnesses. "James?" she hissed.
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She might be surprised to see that he had actually been studying before the desire to cause mischief had struck him. There were two books on the dark arts and one on charms sitting on the table. Bond was making one last note from the charms book, looking every inch the innocent student.
"It never ceases to amaze me, what you're capable of thinking of," he said. "You certainly know how to get a man's attention."
There was no note from Vesper on the table.
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"You do know that every ounce of my better judgment votes against this. Don't you?"
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She walked slowly toward him, hips swaying.
"Or it could simply be that I get so bored around here. So bored, in fact, that I come up with brilliant ideas and then forget them as fast as they come into my head."
She stepped up nose-to-nose with Bond.
"Refresh my memory?"
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"It started out an awful lot like this," he said. "Except that you were waiting for me. You told me what I'd have to do for you before you'd reciprocate. It was a very persuasive letter."
Bond cleared his books off of the table. "I suppose that if I had followed the instructions in the letter, I would have come around the corner to find you sitting on the table."
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"Sorry, not coming back to me," she purred. "Perhaps if we split the difference and take our shirts off slowly at the same time...?" She looked Bond up and down. "Then again, I do so like to watch."
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"It'll go faster if you help," he said, coming around the chair to stand in front of her. "Get the vest, and I'll get the tie."
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"If I didn't know better," he said, "I'd say your plan all along was just to use me." The was pulled off and tossed on the chair, exposing his bare chest.
"Now that we've cleared that up, the next bit makes much more sense. I believe this is the point in the letter where I take your shirt off of you."
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Her shoulders went back to allow him better access to her shirtfront.
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He certainly copped a feel as he undid her shirt. "Do you remember more about this letter?" he whispered in her ear as he leaned in to slide the shirt off of her shoulders. "Do you remember what comes next?"
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