After the war was over, Cole had often told people at parties that he'd served in the French Foreign Legion, which an outright lie (though he told the story with such playfulness that he couldn't imagine anyone believed it anyway), even if he did have a number of fancy dress uniforms tucked away in a closet that were fun to trot out on occasion.
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Jack stepped closer and sat backward on the bench, nudging Cole over so he could see his face.
"How are you feeling?"
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He sighed. "I never seem to have the right words in real life."
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Maybe not in the arm. Maybe somewhere a bit more fatal, but still...shot.
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And so he leaned in and kissed Jack--properly. Not the chaste, friendly-just-verging-on-intimate kisses they'd been sharing since arriving on the island, but the sort of kiss he'd never have dared share with a man in public back home.
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He slipped his hand back and caught the man by the back of his neck and leaned in again. There was little doubt that it was both welcome and appreciated.
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He kissed Cole until it was just a breath from being obscene, then backed away with a broad smile and a mischevious glint in his eyes.
"Better now that I'm here, you said?" he teased. "I can't imagine why."
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"I... once again, you've left me at a loss for words."
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