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HET WARNING – Although a Methos/Duncan slash story, this work also involves a pairing of Methos and an original female character.  There is heterosexual (if a little kinky) sex in this story.   The OFC is not a Mary Sue nor based on anyone I know personally (her physical description is based on a woman I saw parking her SUV in the Kroger parking lot – do I have to disclose that?) but rather an homage to all slash writers This plot was given to me in bits and pieces by people who had no idea it was going to be used in this story, to them I express great thanks.  My friend, Julia, and my husband, UD, helped with the beta.

 

Of course, these characters do not belong to me; they belong to Davis-Panzer.  Please also note that this story is set after HIGHLANDER: ENDGAME but makes no attempt to predict anything from the Highlander movie currently being filmed in 2005.  Thus the story will eventually be “out of canon,” but hopefully was not too far astray when it was written. 

 

This story is rated ADULT!

 

 

A FINE WOMAN

 

Zurich, 2025

 

Methos sat quietly in the small, airless room.   He dug his hand into the pocket of his jeans and extracted the long key that opened the Swiss bank safety deposit box.  He held it in his palm as it warmed, as if heat was necessary to break the seal.  Even after he inserted it in the lock, he waited.  Why, he wasn’t sure.  There wasn’t that much inside.  Most of the valuables he collected over the centuries were stashed in more secure places.  These were just a few items he had had to quickly place in the mid-1990’s.  They had sat in the bank vault for thirty years, because he’d had no reason to think about them any further. 

 

There were deeds for three islands, any one of which he might have lived with Alexa if she had survived.  One was in Georgian Bay, one in the Bahamas, and one was just a dot in the Aegean Sea. He’d never been to any of them, but they were probably all visited periodically by those who had rented sail-boats to get away from it all.  Methos hated sailing, but he regularly fantasized about getting away.  He should sell them, but he doubted if he would ever find someone willing to spend the money necessary to live that far away from civilization.

 

Much of the rest was just “stuff”.  Items he had picked up on his travels with Alexa.  He knew they had no value but couldn’t just throw them away.  Now they were old and useless, even for invoking memories of her.   As he forgot those days with Alexa, the pain had gone, too.

 

He picked up the silver bracelet Rachel had brought to him.  Grave robbers had again found the burial place of Debra Campbell.  Fortunately Rachel had chanced upon the bracelet before it reached the open market and bought it herself.  Not knowing Duncan’s future state at their last meeting, she decided to entrust it with his friend.  Now that Celtic items had declined in popularity, it probably could be returned to Scotland safely.  He contemplated a side-trip before returning to Chicago, but realized it would be just a rationalized delay, the bracelet was safe here.  Furthermore it would make him think of Mac again, and that pain was still there.

 

The final item was a small blue velvet box.  He held it, closed, for several minutes then slowly flipped up the cover.  Even in the subdued light of the viewing room the center stone sparkled.  It was a two-carat fancy-pink diamond in a heart-shaped cut.  He had brought it for Alexa but she had never seen it.  By the time he returned to Switzerland, she was no longer cognizant of her surroundings.  He couldn’t bear to put it on her finger, so he took it here to keep . . . for what he was never sure.

 

Now he knew, and he still couldn’t believe it, Aaron Dawson was going to give a woman named Elaine Graham an engagement ring sometime during the holiday season.  Normally Methos would have been very happy that Joe’s grandson had found a woman with whom he would like to spend the rest of his life, but Aaron Dawson was the persona under which he had been living for the last fifteen years.  Methos was seriously thinking of getting married for the 70th time and part of him was still terrified.

 

*  *  *  *  *

 

The Super-Sonic-Shuttle from Zurich to Chicago was filled with young people returning to the United States from schools in Switzerland in mark contrast to his flight to Zurich which was filled with Americans students flying to Switzerland for ski vacations.  The air was charged with pheromones.  He remembered the early days of flying when passengers who had sex on planes became members of the “mile high club.”  He wondered if there was an “edge of space” club for young people now-a-days.  Glancing around at the attractive young women made him long to try to become a member.  This was not the time; he was going to give Elaine an engagement ring.  Strangely enough, some of the young men on the plane produced the same feeling.  This was an unfamiliar feeling, because by choice, after the debacle with Duncan MacLeod, Methos had not had sex with a man in over 20 years.  For a while he was celibate; then he just became straight.

 

The trans-Atlantic flight was no longer long enough to read more than a few chapters in a book. Furthermore he had a very busy day ahead of him.  He closed his eyes and tried to find sleep. When he could not, he found Elaine.

 

Methos had moved to Chicago and changed his name to Aaron Dawson when he learned that Joe had moved there in 2005.  Secretly he had hoped that this meant that Duncan was also living in the city with broad shoulders.  It had been five years since Duncan had run off with his former wife Kate to right centuries of wrongs, leaving Methos alone and puzzled.  Deep inside, the hero was haunted by gypsy curses and dead lovers.  Killing Connor had only added to the confusion.  Methos always hoped he would come back, but he hadn’t.  When Joe told him he had retired from the Watchers, and the move to Chicago was to be near what remained of his family, Methos wondered if he would ever see Duncan again.

 

He purchased an old three-story limestone house and a bookstore in the Evanston area.  Northwestern University was a haven for serious students in many different disciplines.  At first he collected rare books, and then hired a crew of white gloved students who carefully scanned and printed to disk the contents of the books.   The knowledge was preserved, if not in its original form at least in a way that it could be accessed for the next few centuries.  They would not meet the same fate as the libraries of Alexandria whose burning left gaps in the history of mankind which had never been filled.  Sometimes he thought about writing about this forgotten knowledge, but feared it would only be regarded as a form of science fiction.

 

That is how Elaine entered his life.  She came in looking for a book. She was a first year graduate student who had taken five years off after her baccalaureate and spent her time teaching Greek, Latin and Mythology to elementary school students.   She came in looking for parallel texts of some of the Greek works she had to master for her classes.  He carried them, of course, but convinced her that translating them herself, no matter how long it took, would result in a much better understanding.  With a parallel text you were at the mercy of the translator, and your take on the Greek words might be entirely different.  She listened and walked away without a purchase. He never expected to see her again.

 

But he ran into her one night in a small bar.  She was very, very drunk doing an approximation of a two-bladed kata with a couple of pool cues.  He had to admit that sober she might have pulled it off.   It was obvious that she had studied martial arts, but not for a while.  Feeling a concern for the safety of both Elaine and others, he did what none of her equally drunk compatriots had done – attempted to take the cues away from her.

 

“Didn’t your mother ever tell you that you could put someone’s eye out playing with sharp sticks?”  He said softly as he put his arm around her to keep her from falling.  He was not entirely successful.  She fell against him.  She smelled like the latest popular tropical-fruit cordial college students were drinking. 

 

“It’s the book store man.  Hey guys, this is the man responsible for my level of fluency in classical Greek.”  Methos looked at her friends.  He had sold most of them parallel texts.  It was only Elaine to whom he had chosen to stress the importance of self-translation. “I got a fellowship.  No more waiting tables.”

 

“Does that mean you don’t need a job in a bookstore?  I’ve been thinking of hiring someone to manage the classical section.”  He had no idea where the words or the idea came from.  He just knew at that moment, he had to rely on something other than chance meetings in bars to see more of this woman.

 

“Maybe?”  He hadn’t heard that word said that way for over twenty years. 

 

*  *  *  *  *  *

 

Even before going through customs he checked his messages.  There was one from Elaine telling him that she was just too busy to go with him to visit Joe.  He understood.  Two jobs, university classes, research, Kung Fu classes, getting ready for Christmas would fill up the time of two normal women.  Elaine still had time for him, if not always for his grandfather.  Furthermore she sang off-key.

 

He stared into the optical scanner that matched the markings on his iris with that of Aaron Dawson and allowed him to proceed.  He always wondered why they never caught that they also matched the readings of three other names that he had used on other passports.  He had realized that this technology would take over identification and had the scans done early.  The new scanners were more exact, but he was safe for the present.  Most of his traveling was done as Aaron, but Adam Pierson, Benjamin Adams, and Peter Wood lurked in the wings.

 

He worried slightly about the ring he had tucked in his duffle bag.  The papers he carried were for an inexpensive pink cubic-zirconium stone, the man made equivalent of the masterpiece of nature and diamond cutting he carried with him.  He had paid a significant amount of money for the ring in the mid-1990’s and could only imagine how much a similar ring would cost now.  Perhaps he should not tell Elaine that it was real, she might be afraid to wear it.  It passed through customs without a comment.

 

A covering of fresh snow sparkled in the low-angle afternoon sun.  Aaron plopped his bag on the shelf of the airport train and headed back towards Joe’s assisted living residence in Schaumberg.  There wasn’t enough time to return to Evanston for a shower and a change of clothes, today they would have to take the old man’s grandson fresh from outer space.  

 

*  *  *  *  *

 

Joe was sitting in his wheel chair, guitar tuned and ready to go.  He beamed a huge smile at the man he now called his grandson as Aaron walked into the room.   Methos noticed that Joe sported a new lap robe . . . a new tartan lap robe . . . a new MacLeod tartan lap robe.  For a second he wondered and then chalked it up to coincidence.  He made no comment as he pushed his grandfather to the common room for the annual Christmas concert.

 

The festive decorations and beautiful music seemed to help hide the fact that many of the residents were growing old far from their families and friends.  It was the hearty souls who didn’t leave Chicago winters behind who ended up here.  Nice as it was it wasn’t home.  Still there was a number of family and friends at the facility today.  It was Christmas time.

 

The duo had been performing for residents since Joe had taken his apartment in the Senior Living section of the facility.  Everyone loved Joe’s music, but when his grandson joined in it became almost magical.  They presented the usual repertoire of Christmas music, Joe’s with a smoky blues edge and Aaron’s with a clear baritone.  They had to do “Little Drummer Boy” twice the applause was so loud. 

 

Methos wished he could have kept Joe at the house with him, but Joe refused to be carried up the stairs.  When he became too frail to walk on his artificial legs, he had moved to a flat in the complex.  Later he moved to the assisted living section.  Methos knew that it would be just a short time before he would require nursing home care.  He hated the fact that Joe was mortal and now eighty-years-old.  Years of wear and tear starting on the football field, ending with the “Watchers” with Viet Nam in-between had taken a lot out of his friend.  Methos also figured it might be easier for Duncan to visit Joe at a neutral point, but never knew if he had. 

 

Methos surveyed the crowd.  He thought he saw smiles on the faces of many of the elderly residents. There wasn’t much left for them to think about but their own deaths, and still they smiled.    Did they know something about death that he an immortal would never know?  He knew when he died it would be violent, but to them death might bring peace.   There was something about just falling asleep and not waking up that had a certain charm to it.  He blinked his eyes and tried to think of happier thoughts. 

 

He involuntarily touched his forehead.  A buzz.  Someone here was immortal -- someone standing just inside the door at the rear of the room and smiling very softly.  That someone was Duncan MacLeod.  A chill went down his spine.  He had not seen his former lover in a quarter of a century.

 

Mac looked just the same . . . hot.  Tall and fit with those dreamy brown eyes.  His hair was long again and pulled back, the way Methos always liked it.  Mac was wearing a soft brown leather jacket and a white sweater, almost as if he had gotten dressed out of the closet in their apartment when they lived together in Seacouver . . . or was it Paris?  Methos snuck another look and concentrated on the music.

 

*  *  *  * 

 

It turned out, Methos discovered, when they returned to Joe’s small living area, that Mac had been living in Chicago for the past year.  He had a downtown loft and ran a small martial arts studio.  He was in the phone listings, Methos had just stopped looking.   Methos told him about the bookstore but not about Elaine.  In fact, Elaine and the engagement ring in his luggage were about the last things he wanted to think about this afternoon.

 

They shared a couple six-packs of a local Scottish Ale, and eventually Mac had to go to the bathroom.

 

“Down the hall my friend, mine is full of dirty laundry and medical supplies.  Wasn’t ready for visitors.”  Joe stated as soon as he saw the look on Duncan’s face.

 

Methos wondered, he had never seen Joe’s bathroom look anything but spotless.  Either the man was growing careless or . . . he sat and squirmed as he waited for Mac to return.  He had to go, too.

 

“Do you think Mac found the key?  You might want to see if he needs any help.”  Joe had an expression Methos recognized – all too well.

 

Mac was standing in the hall outside the guest lavatory shifting his weight from leg to leg and trying to hide the fact that he was stroking his penis through his loose pants.  Being an immortal does increase bladder size, and Methos figured Mac must have had a few drinks before coming to the facility . . . or at least a few cups of coffee. 

 

Methos smiled sweetly.  “Got to go bad, I see.”

 

“Someone’s in there.  It’s locked.”

 

“Yes, they keep it locked.  Key is up on the top of the door frame.  It’s to keep the old coots in wheel chairs from going in there for a quickie.”   Methos snatched the key and unlocked the door. 

“Me first,” he said as he ducked in front of MacLeod and unzipped his pants.

 

He didn’t get the door shut soon enough.  Mac had followed him into the tiny restroom and pulled him into his arms kissing him deeply.  He had had to pee; now his penis had other ideas.

 

“I stink.  I just shuttled in from Zurich.”  Methos said as Mac continued to trail kisses down his neck.

 

“I noticed.  Good thing the old folks are losing their sense of smell, and I like my men a little stinky.”  Mac said as he unhooked Methos’s belt and jeans and lowered his boxers.  “Think the sink will hold you?”

 

Methos would have done it holding on to a grab bar.  Mac was already pumping the antiseptic soap on to his hands, his cock, and Methos’s ass.   It was man-sex hard and rough with the cold stainless steel sink pressing into Methos’s groin.  Despite his fears that he might have forgotten how good it felt, Mac obviously remembered what excited him.  Just as Mac was about to shoot his load into his ass, and Methos, his into the sink, Mac reached around and turned on the jet of warm water which soothed Methos aching cock. 

 

“That’s a new trick.”

 

“Learned it somewhere.”  Mac said with a smile in his voice.  “You’ll be nice and clean when I suck your cock.”

 

“I suggest we adjourn to the coatroom, we don’t want the line to get too long outside.”

 

“Maybe.”

 

“And I do have to pee.”

 

“Use the sink.”

 

“No.”

 

Fortunately no one was waiting as they walked out together.

 

On a cold December afternoon the coatroom was almost as in demand as the restroom, and it had no lock on the door.  Still Methos had faith in Mac’s ability to rise from his knees and help some unsuspecting relative who wandered in on their tryst to find her coat.  It had happened before, a long time ago, at a large cocktail party. 

 

Methos braced himself on the back wall, wrapping his large hands in Duncan’s long hair, and pulling himself into Mac’s mouth.  It was only then that he thought of Elaine.  Laughing as she licked along the veins of his cock, giggling when she finally worked her lips down to his pubic hair, and getting the hiccoughs as she swallowed his cum.  It wasn’t fair.  She was a fine woman but he wanted Duncan MacLeod.  He always wanted Duncan MacLeod.  This afternoon, here in this cathedral of mortality, he finally had his favorite immortal again.

 

*  *  *  *  *  *

 

A long hot shower upon his return to his house removed the scents of the flight and the afternoon, but not the memories.  He sat naked at the table staring at the ring for a long time.  He needed time to work it out.  He needed to see Duncan again.  The ring would not be a Christmas present; thank goodness he had time to shop.  He’d get her a book and some sexy lingerie.  He closed the box and hid it in a drawer.  Time to get dressed. 

 

He mixed some caramel-apple martinis and had them waiting when Elaine returned.  She loved those crazy drinks with the odd names.  The cock-sucking cowboy was another of her favorites.  Gods, what would she think if she found out her boss, roommate, and lover had been fucking and sucking all afternoon.  There were a lot of things he hadn’t told Elaine; his bi-sexuality was only one of them.

 

He had made-up some hair-brained story about how his parents had been involved in some genetic manipulation experiments in the 1980’s, resulting in them dying young and him not aging at the usual rate.  He was not sure she bought it.  She was twenty-six when she met him and thought thirty-five was old.  It would be a few years until she noticed.  He had plenty of time to tell her about that. 

 

She had noticed that he seemed immune to even minor coughs and colds and was sometimes forgetful about using condoms.  He’d not told her he couldn’t father children.  Elaine seemed to have had her fill of children in her years teaching.  It would be a while until that became an issue, too, and he figured it could easily be solved with some banked sperm.

 

Duncan MacLeod was a more difficult issue.  Mac had given him no indication that he wanted more than a quick and hard afternoon fuck.  After 25 years it would be stupid to think that he wanted to resume the relationship that had quickly evaporated in Kate’s presence.  They hadn’t discussed Kate.  For all he knew Mac could still be living with his long lost wife, just a little horny, or if this afternoon were any indication, a lot horny.   It would be wrong to end the relationship with Elaine just to . . . perhaps . . . be with Mac.  He had time. 

 

He drank a beer, then another.  They, together with the time change, the darkness, his afternoon orgasms, and stretching out on the couch, finally induced sleep.

 

*  *  *  *  *  *  *

 

When he awoke he realized from the smell of coffee that it must be morning.  For a second he thought it might all have been a dream, but was unsure where the dream began.  Why was he sleeping on the couch?  Who was making the coffee in the kitchen?  He didn’t know what he hoped for, but sat up rubbing his eyes.

 

“He moves.”  Elaine’s soft voice answered his questions.  “I tried to get you to come to bed when I got home and couldn’t rouse you.  I would have sworn you were dead.  Glad to see I was wrong.”

 

She brought a tray of coffee and sat it on the ottoman.   She took hers and sat on the floor at his feet, looking up with her big green eyes.  Her eyes were soft and gentle, wise and flashing, and looked even bigger when she wore her huge-lens glasses.  Her hair was still wet from the shower and hung in waves around her narrow face.   Elaine had her own style, her own beauty, both outside and within.  They were friends long before they were lovers, and now he was afraid that both the affair and the friendship could come to a bitter end.

 

“Those Swiss Misses wear you out with hot chocolate kisses.  Tempt you to bed with promises of diamonds.”  Why was she talking about diamonds?  Did she suspect?  Had she gone through his stuff and found the ring?  Elaine wouldn’t have done that, it had to be just a good guess.

 

“Come up and sit by me, honey, its cold on the floor.” 

 

“Move over a bit then.”

 

“I . . .  oh, damn it Elaine, I don’t know where to start or what to say.”

 

“How about Merry Christmas two days early.”

 

“That’s not what I meant.”  He gulped the hot coffee which burned all the way down and served as a way of avoiding further conversation.

 

“I have a gift that came in the mail.  You want to open it early?  I can’t wait to see . . .  Elaine was ready to continue even if he wasn’t.

 

“Why not?”  Elaine’s gift would give him some indication of where she thought the relationship stood . . .  before this afternoon.   He hoped it was a book. 

 

“Be careful.  It’s heavy but it only looks breakable.”

 

The package was about a foot long and four inches square, definitely not a book.  It was carefully wrapped and invisibly taped.  He balanced it on one knee and wished for the days when only ribbon secured packages.   The gift-box was lined with soft foam surrounding a velvet bag.  He refrained from making an off-color comment about what it looked like and extracted the contents.  It was what it looked like – an oversized glass dildo.

 

He knew his face dropped.  He didn’t think that his penis was that much smaller than the dildo and here was the woman he was going to ask to marry him telling him she needed more to satisfy her needs.  He’d never suspected.  She’d never hinted.  He had no idea what to say, especially when he noticed that she was beaming from ear-to-ear as she watched him handle it.

 

“I’m sorry, Elaine.  You should have told me.  Not that there was much that I could . . .”

 

“It’s from the 1990’s.  Older than me . .     She seemed to have no idea that he was upset.

 

“I always thought . . .” 

 

“I could have purchased one of those modern ones, but this one reminded me more of you.  More like a work of art.”

 

“Elaine. . . “

 

“What?  Don’t you like it?  Is it too big?  I thought it was just about the right . . .”

 

“It’s just, I don’t mind at all, but you could have said something.  If I don’t please you . . .”

 

“But you do.”

 

“So why did you buy yourself a dildo.”

 

“I didn’t buy it for me, I bought it for you.  I am going to use it to fuck you.   That’s your Christmas present.”

 

*  *  *  *  *  *

 

Methos lay prone on the bed.  Once again Elaine had showed him a talent he could only have dreamed she possessed.   He was amazed at her ability to lubricate, slowly stretch and inset the dildo carefully and sensually into his rectum.  That was not something she had learned from her ancient Greek scripts, for they had preferred interfemoral intercourse.  She had had to read about it somewhere.  She had loved the way it made him hard and she had sucked him off with a new vigor while he was still impaled on the glass wand.  It had been a long time, since the group sex days of the 1960’s and 1970’s since he had had this experience, and this time it was with some one for whom he really cared.

 

Now Elaine was showering, washing her hair again, and cleaning the dildo.  He could hear her singing off key, Christmas songs.  It was so easy to love her, if it were not for Duncan MacLeod.

 

She came back in, turned him to his side, and spooned in behind him.  She rubbed her pubes against his firm ass and pinched him until it was pink. 

 

“You liked that didn’t you?  Thought you would.”

 

“You did?”

 

“Or at least I hoped you would.”

 

“I did.  It was wonderful.  You were quite skillful.”

 

“Thought about getting a strap on so I could cuddle against you and fuck you like this.”  She thrust her hips against him and wrapped her arms around his chest.   Then she reached down and grabbed his stiffening cock.

 

We going to do this all day?”

 

“Maybe.”

 

“What about the store?”

 

“Antique books are not particularly last minute Christmas presents.  I think anyone who has had them on their list has bought them by now.”

 

“You never know, someone might . . .” Why was he thinking of the book Mac had got him one Christmas, which he was sure was a last minute purchase?  Maybe Mac would be at his store today, looking for a gift, looking for him.

 

“Or on second thought, I should let you get dressed, go in, check the place out, get something to eat, build up your strength for the surprise I have for tomorrow night.”

 

“Christmas Eve.”

 

“Yes, I have a really big surprise.”

 

“Tell me?”  He rolled her over and balanced on his elbows, ready to plunge into her when he learned her secret.

”If I told you, it wouldn’t be a surprise.  It . . “

 

It was too late.  They were fucking again.  She curled her legs up around his and let him take her deeply.  Damn, she was a fine woman.

 

*  *  *  *  *

 

Nothing Methos looked at in the stores on Christmas Eve held any appeal to him as a gift for Elaine.  Everything was too impersonal or too overdone.  Too gaudy or not well made.  The scents seemed artificial and the gourmet food stale. At the end of three hours of shopping, he had only purchased a bottle of French champagne.  The clerk suggested crystal flutes, but the ones he had in his bar-cabinet were far superior to those he was shown.  What do you buy a woman in lieu of a two-carat diamond ring?

 

Returning to the house he discovered that Elaine had spent the day decorating and cooking.  He smelled roast beef, heavy with garlic, probably with Yorkshire pudding and was happy he had some good red wine stashed away.   The champagne could wait until dessert. 

 

Elaine was wearing this emerald green velvet dress, tight in just the right places.  Her hair was puffed out around her face and of course she was barefoot.  A slight tug and the dress would tumble off and they would again be in bed.  She smelled, unlike the scents he had tried that day, absolutely wonderful, as he kissed her hello.

 

Soft Christmas music was playing in the background.  He smiled and headed to the bedroom to change into something more festive.  Only then did he notice that she had set the table for three.

 

“You invited Joe over?  Do I need to drive out to get him?  You should have called.”

 

“I invited someone over, but it’s not Joe.  It’s my Christmas surprise, for you.”

 

“Christmas surprise?”

 

“You liked the surprise I had for you yesterday; I’ve never seen you cum so hard.  So I have another one for you, I invited someone to join us for dinner and then in bed.”

 

“You invited a hooker to our Christmas Eve dinner?”  It was a stupid thing to say, but it was hard to imagine a respectable woman who would agree to a ménage de trios on Christmas Eve.   If such a woman existed, he was fairly sure she did not go to graduate school at Northwestern or shop at his bookstore, so Elaine wouldn’t know her.

 

“What do you think . . ?”

 

“I’m sorry, honey.  I think my mind was racing ahead.  Is it one of your foreign friends?  That Chinese . . . woman?”

 

“No.”  She stopped and put her hands on her hips.  “And what gives you the impression that I would have invited a woman to share our bed?”

 

He had no comment.  He had absolutely no reason to suspect that Elaine would want to have sex with a woman.  But then, he had never indicated to Elaine that he had ever had sex with a man.  He figured they both had secrets.

 

“I’ve suspected that you might like to have a man join you.  Perhaps you’d like to suck on his hard cock, or him on yours?  I know I would enjoy watching. .  and participating.”

 

“You invited a man?  Where did you find  . . “   Now his mind was on Elaine and another lover.  He was totally jealous.  He could see her in bed with one of those graduate students, someone much younger with a hard, firm, well developed body and a huge cock.  Why would she think he would want to go to bed with  . . .

 

“I met him several months ago, and immediately thought of the three of us together.  He is the new owner of the dojo where I work out.  You know the one where I’ve been trying to get you to come to exercise with me.  His name is Duncan MacLeod.  I just know you will like him.”

 

McJude

November 29, 2005

 

 

 

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