Gene had to get his rocks off through other means the rest of that month. When Sam said he was done, he absolutely meant it. The stars never popped up and he enjoyed life as a bachelor again, staying at his own flat with very little company save for crime scene photos and old files. Gene, after all, had his television
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And as far as he knew, there wasn't anything about her in the news lately. It was all just rubbish about drugs and hippies. Bloody useless hippies.
"Coronation day was rubbish though, missed most of it," Gene admitted, he had been told he had drank loads and passed out somewhere in a field but he didn't remember ever touching a drop. He must of been incredibly pissed to forget drinking. "Maybe your radio is broke or you're tuned in to an outdated channel."
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He'd already made it quite clear that he was here for the wolf, only. It wasn't that he didn't care for Gene, he did, a great deal, but he wasn't going to give in to any random lust. That was ruining their friendship.
He couldn't have that.
Returning with a glass of whiskey, thank you not so secret stash, Sam sat back down again and looked at his watch.
Soon. Thank God.
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He always hid to do it as well, like he didn't want Sam to see how it truly worked. It wasn't pretty to watch, it was snapping bones and straining skin... nothing was nice about it. Not for Gene anyway.
But for Sam? Well, he got what he wanted. The wolf emerged not long after and padded along the basement floor before flopping down not far from Sam and watching him with sad eyes.
Anyone would think the wolf was pouting.
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"Should we stay in or go out tonight? It's nearly Christmas you know. Next month it might be too snowy to do it. So out, yes. And sorry, mate, you'll need your collar. Don't give me that look. I don't want you taken from me."
And truer words were never spoken.
Sam wrapped his arms around the wolf's neck. Moment of weakness. "I wish you weren't such a prat, Gene."
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