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Martin was out cold for a lot longer than he would have anticipated. Of course, he woke up without much concept of time until he fully was lucid for a few days. He was set up in quite a nice flat. This Irene Adler really held up her end of the deal and he knew he had struck a deal with the devil, but he was loving it.
So on his second week in London, actually capable of moving about, he got himself a haircut and a shave. He now had the funds so he was able to buy a suit and look quite presentable. Nothing like his incarcerated self.
Then he found the guinea pig cafe.
She had to know that he had 'passed' since it was in the news, causing him to wait a while before coming out of hiding. Still, Martin grinned as he approached the tiny cafe, seeing that it was a bit different than what he had imagined from her description of it. He casually walked inside as if he were anyone else.
"Do I just take a seat anywhere or..."
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She gives his hand a little squeeze in reply. She's sure he has some level of fondness for her. As much as he's capable of.
"I do want to get us some pretty blonde."
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"A submissive, someone I can pin down and have my way with."
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He certainly loved the idea of her having her way with someone else. "I could also pin her down for you."
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She smirks, "you are very good at restraints."
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"I mean, I would keep her mouth busy, but yes, I'd hold her down for you."
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She smirks at the idea of Martin fucking the girl's mouth, rather than inciting jealously it seems like a very sexy thought.
"I'd want to sit on her face, I haven't gotten to do that for a very long time."
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"Then we must make it happen." He declared, his mind already made up that he would contact his handler and ask about her girls, or what girls she could get for him. "Maybe we try out a few to find the one we like best."
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"Aw. If we find one we really enjoy we can keep her as a regular."
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"Exactly. Shop around for the right one." He had surely adjusted to a life of luxury and never shook it, even after 20 years in prison; it fit back on him like a glove. "We have all the time in the world." Or so it felt now that he was free.
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"Sounds like a very enjoyable project." She laughs, finishing her glass of wine. "I'm still waiting for David to knock and tell me it's time to go."
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He's always had someone just outside the door so it must feel strange to be in this large space alone.
"Really good. I'm starting to wonder if there is anything you're bad at."
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"Very little." He winked. "But I'll only show you the good stuff." Not that he had to convince her further to stay but it was back to spoiling her in little ways.
"Now what of your work schedule? Does it just vary on the day?"
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"I finally hired an employee. So that's nice. They do 38 hours and I mostly do the rest. But only until about 2 or 3pm."
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If it were ever discussed, he would argue that Jessica was far more public. Their relationship had eyes on them and friends, colleagues and families. No one knew Fleabag was in his life or he in hers. So it would actually be far easier for him to murder her without a trace. Especially if he was supposed to be dead.
“Quite the business woman you’re turning out to be. Plan to set up franchises?”
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For some goddamn reason, she trusts him. He doesn't seem to have any inclination towards murdering her, especially not when he's basically being handed victims.
"God no, that would be way too intensive for me."
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“Doesn’t your family live in London?” He recalled. “Do they often stop in? To the shop that is.” Curious for his own reasons of being around, that is.
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"Yeah, my family is in London. They would notice if I was missing." She laughed. "My sister and I go to lectures together sometimes."
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“Well, I would notice if you went missing.” He casually pointed out as if oblivious to her original meaning.
“Lectures?” His single eyebrow goes up as if finding that out of place. “On what?”
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"My dad buys us tickets to feminist lectures, he's trying to make us bond or something."
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“Is your father a feminist?” An odd thing to give his daughters otherwise.
“Have you told them about me?” That they were in communication at least. She had traveled to America numerous times to visit. Clearly they must know something unless she was just that good or not that close to them.
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"He tries to be. It's more that after my Mum died he didn't know what the fuck to do with two grown daughters."
She shrugs, "my sister knows. She said I'm an idiot, but that you're a little hot."
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“Oh, that is sad.” His brow even furrows when he says this; a trained reaction. “I can see why he found your stepmom so quickly.” Despite knowing that it didn’t really help in that area. “Who displays dicks on the wall.” Martin is fascinated by her family and it’s dynamics. “I would certainly love to go to one of her ‘art shows’ if there is another.” He teacher over and placed his hand on hers. “For moral support, of course.”
“Just a little?” He smiles at that. Oh how he loves to be talked about.
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"She says you're going to murder me, and that she won't say she told me so. Which I said it wouldn't matter if I'm dead."
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