The Randomness of life Chapter 43~ for A Little Drabble Do Ya, Wednesday drabble challenge 5/22

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Prompted by: Dream Song 106: 28 July ~John Berryman

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and culminated in an abundant thing,

They wrestled in bed, caught up in the throes of passion. Two people on opposite sides together because of lust, and the thrill of sleeping with the enemy.

“Napoleon darling, it would be so easy to kill you,” Angelique purred.

“And for me as well,” he smiled, driving his lips onto hers.

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again today, glaring at her bandages & locks:

Illya watched with disdain as Napoleon helped Angelique from the wreckage of her car, wrapping his handkerchief around her bleeding wrist.

“She tried to run you down, and still you help her?”

“It’s good to have respect between enemies tovarisch.”



“Trying to kill you is respect?”

“Ah, but she didn’t kill me.”

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animal nature so far as to allow

He kissed her on the lips as a taxi pulled up alongside them.

“à bientôt,” she whispered into his ear, nibbling on his lobe.

“You really shouldn’t do that...I might not let you go.”

“Oh please,” Illya groaned, “let her go.”

“Russian, you’ll never understand romance.”

“Not your kind madam,” Illya sneered.

Never Underestimate - A Little Drabble Do Ya

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“This is a lonely place, Napoleon.”

 “It’s even more lonely considering it may be the last place we ever see.”

“No, now is when we need your optimism, my friend.  You must inspire me, not agree with me.”

“Is that some sort of Russian reverse psychology method? We’re stuck here, Illya, and I don’t see…”

But they did see.  It was only a glimmer, but all that was needed for the two agents to renew their efforts to free themselves.

Back home again, Napoleon asked about Illya’s remark.

“Do you find me inspiring, Illya?”

 “You lead, I follow.”

“Thank you.”

Making The Past - PicFic 5/28

[glenmered]

Three men sat around the big round table, each of them determined to ferret out whatever clues they might find on the object they were scrutinizing.

The blond was the first to speak.
“Do we know where it came from?”

The older of the three looked up at the question, his expression one of consternation.
“I was rather hoping that you, Mr. Kuryakin, might have some knowledge of it.  Your uncanny knowledge of the most obscure things would be useful right about now.”
That comment was followed by a harrumph of singular clarity.

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Never Underestimate - A Little Drabble Do Ya

[glenmered]

“This is a lonely place, Napoleon.”

 “It’s even more lonely considering it may be the last place we ever see.”

“No, now is when we need your optimism, my friend.  You must inspire me, not agree with me.”

“Is that some sort of Russian reverse psychology method? We’re stuck here, Illya, and I don’t see…”

But they did see.  It was only a glimmer, but all that was needed for the two agents to renew their efforts to free themselves.

Back home again, Napoleon asked about Illya’s remark.

“Do you find me inspiring, Illya?”

 “You lead, I follow.”

“Thank you.”

A Little Drabble Do Ya: First Warm Day

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Napoleon took off his jacket and swung it jauntily over his shoulder. “I love this weather! Sunny, eighty – four…”

“Humid, hot,” Illya grumbled, “I do not like it.”

“Partner Mine, you’ve been living in New York for a while; you should be acclimated to this weather by now. This is the best season.”

“The best season is winter; the air is fresh and clean and smells good.”

The brunet winced. “I have never like cold weather.”

“Partner Mine,” Illya mimicked, “you have been living here a long time; you should be acclimated by now.”

“Sarcasm doesn’t become you, Illya Kuryakin.”

The Public Relations People Approve ... Finally.

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The movie is finally looking like it could turn into something worthwhile.  I think we can assume that all of Section VII is behind this new development, possibly even responsible for it.  We are, after all, propaganda and public relations. See what the future of MFU may look like here