Sam LaCroix (
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Al-Farabi ; Wednesday Evening
So, it was date night. And since it was Sam's idea, he'd picked the spot after getting some help with the language and the things offered from the hotel staff. And after some discussion, Sam had picked a small place that was both a place to eat, a place to look at art and a place to buy music. He thought it'd be Natalie's heaven and he figured he could enjoy it as well through her eyes.
He'd gotten himself dressed, told her minimal details about the place and was now standing outside the building with her hand in his hand. He still couldn't read the language so he glanced at her said, "You know enough to read any of this yet?"
Hopefully that meant she'd help him not order something with meat in it. Or something else just as gross.
[NFB and for zee girl]
He'd gotten himself dressed, told her minimal details about the place and was now standing outside the building with her hand in his hand. He still couldn't read the language so he glanced at her said, "You know enough to read any of this yet?"
Hopefully that meant she'd help him not order something with meat in it. Or something else just as gross.
[NFB and for zee girl]
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She glanced over to where he was, but he didn't seem to have imploded yet so she went back to her browsing.
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He appeared behind her, holding their drinks and watching her browsing. "See anything good?"
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He shrugged. "I got the drinks though.:
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And then, on some whim she'd blame on the smell of books, reached out to tug him closer for a little kiss.
You know. Not to be possessive or anything. Just because.
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"Books putting you in a good mood?" he murmured quietly.
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"I think it might be you."
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Because she didn't do flattery.
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A book caught her interest, and she tilted her head at the shelf before reaching for the book in question for a look at the cover. "Hey. Breakfast at Tiffany's."
Well, Bonequinha de Luxo. Same thing.
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Quite the opposite, actually.
"You gonna get that one? Maybe compare and contrast the languages?"
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And she had a bunch of reasons to like it.
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He didn't understand the language but he could try to at least decipher some of the words.
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He waa right. She was in her element here.
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But since this was a date, that didn't last forever. When she showed up again, her drink was almost gone and she had more than just Bonequinha de Luxo in her arms. She'd found a couple more books, and a few vinyl singles that seemed promising and exotic.
She didn't have a player but she figured she could come by and borrow his.
"This place is nice."
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Before she spent her travel budget on everything else.
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