It starts with dreams.
Dreams that seem so real in the midst of them at the same time that the awareness that it's just a dream exists. It's the images that linger in the morning and right before bed. His eyes. His smile. But it's the feelings that remain throughout the day, making it hard to concentrate
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It's just a dream, and because it's a dream, it's not weird at all that Mr. Flagg is there as well. The fact that she's suddenly sipping wine isn't weird, either, for all that she's so, so underage.
It's just a dream, and she's smiling, looking at him adoringly. Were they talking? She can't remember.
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Flagg takes a sip from his own glass and smiles at her, loving the look in her eyes as she watches him.
Baby, can you dig your man?
Yes, she can.
The smile on her face is gorgeous. She really is such a pretty virgin. It's hard to resist the temptation to not simply take her now, plow into her and claim her, but he reminds himself how fun it is to play first. No sense breaking toys too soon, have to play with them first, or it's not worth the trouble.
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She feels so stupid, being here, trying to be sophisticated, but... It's right. She can feel it, deep in her bones.
"So. I... I guess you don't treat all your volunteers like this. You'd be so busy having dinner that you wouldn't have time for anything else." She blushes a little -- god, that was stupid! She's never that stupid around people. But he's just so good, and he's going to make such a difference in Chicago... Maybe that excuses her being a little stupid...
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He stands up from the table and straightens his suit, sending her a charming smile. Her body will be perfect. It will work this time. He'll make sure of that.
There's music and a dance floor that seems as though it has always been there, even though it's only just appeared.
Flagg smiles and holds his hand out to her.
"Would you like to dance?"
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