It was starting to get late out, but that really didn't bother Ino. She liked working nights-all Turks did, even those who bitched about them-and playing with formulae for perfumes in the backroom of her not-quite-open shop made her happy and comfortable
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So, he tried the door and made his way in, breathing deeply.
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There... there... just a drop more of lilac...
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He finally saw who he was talking to. "Ah, Ms Ino. Hello."
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Not that 'Ino' was wrong, exactly, but she wanted to be called Iris these days.
"I'm going to take a wild guess that you're Jono's husband?" Otherwise she was going to have to do some snooping around because she wasn't that recognizable, was she?
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He held out his hand. "Doctor Hannibal Lecter. And it's a pleasure to meet you. Both times."
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Ino grinned at him.
"I'm pretty sure I've got a couple of friends who've never known my real name."
She didn't think Leda would even remember that 'Amy' wasn't her name.
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"It's been an interesting adjustment, for the both of us," she admitted. "But it's been good, over all, I think."
If she ignored the way Zack's mind screamed whenever he wasn't distracted. And whenever she didn't think about most of her last five years having been a lie.
"Thanks for making all those meals for us and for keeping things simple," she added. "We really weren't in a good place to cook when we got here."
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See, he was behaving himself - he'd even forgone the pun!
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"We'd be delighted," she said, knowing she was going to have to run that one by Zack before it was entirely honest. "And I have to admit, our social calendar isn't that busy yet, so it wouldn't be hard for us to swing that."
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