Craving for Salt
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tabaquiSeeley Booth and a Latino-heavy neighborhood *because the boys are so, so pretty* and a wall with a virgin Mary painted on it and maybe flowers or offerings left underneath...
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Lust is the craving for salt of a person who is dying of thirst ~ Frederick Buechner, Wishful Thinking, 1973
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Seeley walked through them until he found the one who didn't look away. )
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Oh, bay-bee...
Sunglasses shaded his eyes, summer heat licked at the exposed skin. He walked down the clean alley between the asylum of the sacred and gifts left for the dead.
Jayzus, that's gorgeous. Creepy and perfect. And then, prayers for the dead and offerings and then...the other alley and...
Ooh, man.
Dark skin under white tanks and silver necklaces of saints. Seeley walked through them until he found the one who didn't look away.
Yisssssss. Man. I *love it*.
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Thank you, Tabaqui. If I can only give back a little of what you have given me ... in friendship, in kindness, in support and in trust, then I am happy.
I'm so very happy that you liked this.
:)
**luffs you**
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I'm so pleased that you enjoyed reading this.
*smoooooooches*
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I didn't get to request a drabble.
Would you like one, instead?
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Thank you!
and yes! please! I would love one of your drabbles.
Angel/Spike?
*twirls you*
**smooches**
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Brilliant work.
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**hugshugshugs**
:D
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This is the detail that crawled under my skin: Booth leaned in. Something he did ten times a day, taking away another's personal space. It doesn't say much, and at the same time it says a hell of a lot.
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