'Short Affair' PROMPTS for 17th November

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It's Monday again already. These weeks seem to zip right by before you can blink. Here are your prompts for stories due next week. I think the fates decided to amuse themselves with the words they produced this time.

As always, you'll find the details under the cut.

Have fun.

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"Tit for Tat"~ for The Short Affair Challenge

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Challenge: The Short Affair

Prompt #1 Curtain

Color: Orange.

Title: Tit for Tat

Author: mrua7

Word count: approx 600

The grey barrel of a gun slowly moved aside a hotel curtain, allowing its wielder to peek out. There was a mist remaining low to the ground that would burn off once the sun rose with its warming rays.

“Dawn has arrived,” Napoleon Solo said to his companion as he watched the horizon fill with brilliant shades of orange and yellow..

“Come back to bed darling, we still have some time. I’m cold and need you to warm me.”

“Angelique, you’re too hot blooded to be cold, but on the other hand emotionally…”

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Weekly Calendar For Section VII

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A New Story-Chapter 7

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With heartfelt thanks to mrua7 for praise, encouragement and beta skills.




Friendly Fire is always a possibility in the career of a Section 2 field agent, when it happens; how they deal with it can either make or break them.

Link to Chapter 1-http://archiveofourown.org/works/2563967/chapters/5701682
Link to Chapter 2-http://archiveofourown.org/works/2563967/chapters/5717075
Link to Chapter 3-http://archiveofourown.org/works/2563967/chapters/5726660
Link to Chapter 4-http://archiveofourown.org/works/2563967/chapters/5738429
Link to Chapter 5-http://archiveofourown.org/works/2563967/chapters/5749601
Link to Chapter 6-http://archiveofourown.org/works/2563967/chapters/5763461


Chapter 7

Three missions, two round trip plane rides and one ruined suit later, the two partners sat side by side at the bar, back at their favorite watering hole.

It was too early for the Monday dinner crowd and the music in the place was just loud enough to mask their conversation.

Solo nursed his second glass of top shelf single malt scotch and Kuryakin sipped on his third ice cold draught beer. The cheese and fruit platter they ordered was long gone. Illya devoured the last of the pretzels and was eyeing a bowl of peanuts a few empty stools away.

Napoleon tried during the last few weeks to get Illya to open up about the shooting incident. Little by little, his partner and friend seemed more like himself and was quicker to smile or offer a bit of dry humor that was his usual style. Solo’s instincts told him this still wasn’t over yet.

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Sliding - Short Affair 11/10

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Prompts: orange, slide
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PIcFic Tuesday Prompt for November 18th.

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Wow this month is just speeding by isn't it? Getting ready here for the arrival of fridgid temperatures and maybe even some snow.

Today's PicFic prompt is an UNCLE-centric one, so hopefully it'll help those of you with works in progress.

Rules of the Challenge behind the cut:
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A Different Sort of Rescue - 'Short Affair' Challenge- 10th November

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Prompts – Slide/Orange
Word Count (approx.) – 880


Napoleon Solo had decided that his friend and partner needed some relaxation, and to forget about enforcement for a while. There’d been a lot of tough assignments lately, and Illya had a habit of internalising his stresses and emotions. He was aware that the Russian regularly ‘cut loose’ at his favourite jazz haunt, but thought he needed something else, even if it was just for one day. The CEA had wracked his brains for something, but nothing would come mind. Then he received a phone call.

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The 'Correspondence' Affair #42 - June 8, 1914 (Millicent to Alexander)

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From : Thun, Switzerland

June 8, 1914

My dearest Alexander,

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