The time is late when Jack exits his room and heads towards the library Sara told him about. He intended to be there briefly, to grab the first thing that interested him and return to his room. This is why Jack has quite forgotten his shirt. He doesn't suspect he will run into anyone, not at this late hour
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Well, not exactly. It's a warren, this place, but she has a nose for where she is and where she should be going. It's a pleasant lost, a "let's see what the next corner will bring us" lost. She's discovered all sorts of surprises this way at the Moulin Rouge.
Someone is approaching. Her eye catches the line between a man's pants and the skin of his stomach first. It moves up along a ridge of muscle and flesh, over a pair of handsome shoulders, onto the face of Jack Driscoll. She stops, one hand against the wall. Her face is all shock. "Mr. Driscoll!"
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"Satine. Ah...hi."
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"A pleasure to see you again, so soon after our last little chat."
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"Why are you up so late?"
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She smiles. "Thank you. Bar has been very kind about supplying me with what I need. I thought I'd lost this one, actually. Funny how things just turn up sometimes."
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He smirks. "I wonder if Bar will give me the notes I left at home."
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He's starting to become more comfortable with the talking-to-an-attractive-woman-while-shirtless thing.
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"But then again, I've been told numerous times how special Milliways is in that regard. In which case, I think I'm rather glad of the holiday. Why, think of everyone I'd never get to meet otherwise.
"And you, Mr. Driscoll?"
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Now that gleam in her eye turns wicked. A girl can only pretend she doesn't notice attractive shirtlessness for so long.
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He raises his arm and places his hand on the back of his neck.
"I don't know how he got hold of the pencils, really."
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