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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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Leading her back to his flat, opened the door for her to walk in past him, allowing him to grab her ass and give it a squeeze. “You take it like a pro, don’t you?” Seeing that she was able to walk so easily after what he had done.
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"It's a gift." She's had many concerns about the ease with which she has anal, but it seems to be a plus, really. "This place is so nice."
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“It truly is!” He looked to her as they entered the flat. “Married for nearly a decade and I only got it maybe twice. I was a deprived man for so long.” Not to mention prison. “If I could have your ass every night I would die a happy man.”
He made his way towards the cabinet with the wine. “Well, make yourself at home.”
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"Got to let my ass rest on occasion." She laughs, "gladly. All your furniture looks like it came from a proper furniture store and not ikea."
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“I’ll use your mouth on days you need to rest then.”
“I don’t think I’ve ever actually been to an IKEA.” In hindsight. He had a rough upbringing but then went from that to a very wealthy wife. “Do you cook?”
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"We could go, get you some candles or something." She shrugs, "not really. I make sandwiches at the cafe and basically nothing at home."
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“Then it sounds like I’ll be cooking. Sit down and open the wine, I’ll make us something.” Almost like a normal couple really.
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"You cook?" She's a bit surprised by this, though she probably shouldn't be. She leaves his arms to open the wine and watch him in the kitchen. "Aside from the murder, you really are a keeper."
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She leans against the counter to watch him work.
"You're fascinating. You're so much more than I expected."
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"Am I? Or are the lads in England just that dull and boring?" he smiled as he began to cut vegetables and some beef.
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She's not the same sort of brilliant he is, but she's quick witted and smarter than average.
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"You're quite clever," of course the American sense of the word meant something than the British, but he still meant it in both regards.
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"Not in the same way you are. You're properly brilliant, and you know it."
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And he's definitely a narcissist.
"Will you teach me anatomy?"
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“Well certainly if you wish to learn.” He is honestly surprised that she is asking. “I seem to have quite a bit of free time on my hands now. Any particular anatomy?”
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She sips her wine. "This one is really nice."
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“I doubt any of these bottles are less than $100.” He had gathered some of Ms Adler’s taste.
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"Perhaps a corpse first, to get me used to the look of actual organs and such?"
If they're already dead she doesn't think she will feel bad about seeing them cut apart, it's an easier entry point into what he does than a living, crying person.
"Much more than I usually spend on wine." She chuckles.
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"Lucky for you, you won't be buying anymore wine." he chuckled, turning to the stove to focus on the food for a moment.
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"Yeah, I could get used to the good wine. And the handsome man making me dinner."
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He laughed at her comment as he began to dish out the food onto some fancy dishware. "And I could get used to have company." He added as he brought the dishes towards the large table in the middle of the room, expecting she would follow.
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"I do miss the cardigan a little bit." She teases, "I'm sure we can find something equally comfortable for me to steal."
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"Although that may just make me look like more of an old man." While he still found himself great, he looked to her as if fishing for compliments as he lifts his own glass for a long drink.
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