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      From: bellydancergirl7@aol.com              0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0              All notes disclosed in chapter one              June 30, 1998              Conflitti              Anyone who saw her face at the mention of Fox Mulder's name would       have known she was in love with the man. Anyone asking her if she was       in love with Fox Mulder, she would have immediately denied it.              Mulder came down to her morgue office everyday. Mostly they spent the       time in her office talking but sometimes the ventured out to lunch       together.              Dana listened patiently one day as he told her his side and what       really happened that horrible night in November all those years ago       when he lost his sister. She proved incredible to him again when she       didn't judge him or turn against him. She still continued to speak to       him day after day. She encouraged him to remember and share stories       from the good days of his life, the times he was happy and carefree.       He encouraged her to tell him embarrassing stories about herself,       both laughing all the while.              He was a wonderful man. She loved spending time with him. He was       incredibly intelligent, funny, kind, and, she could no longer deny,       unbelievably handsome.              Yeah, on some level she loved him. She could admit that to herself…       barely.              So why did she hear herself saying no when he asked her out on a date?              "… I won't stop asking until you say yes," Mulder pursued.              But she continued to bustle around her office, trying to look as busy       as possible.              "I just don't think we should," she told him, trying not to focus on       how close he was. "If anything were to happen… us getting involved…"              "Who said anything was going to happen? It's just dinner. If anything       does happen; well, we'll cross that bridge when we come to it and       honestly, I hope we do."              "Mulder…" He moved closer to her. He put his hand on top of hers,       stopping the shaking her hand was doing. He held it in his gently,       noting how perfect their hands fit together. He admired her lighter       complexion on his darker one.              "Mulder…" she repeated, faltering at the fire she felt coursing her       body at his touch. She had butterflies in her stomach but she managed       barely to complete her sentence, "I have to get back to work."              He squeezed her hand and tilted her chin up so he could look in her       eyes. His eyes pleaded with her as his lower lip slipped into a       pout. "Please."              Her eyes were glued to his, her heart beating faster at the tone of       his voice. And that lip… why hadn't she noticed that before?              She sighed in frustration and had to look away again at the depth of       his gaze.              "Where'd you learn to be so persuasive like this?"              He was smiling wide when she looked at his again. "It's a gift. Was       that a yes I heard?'              She shot him a look, trying to look angry but not passing it off. She       heaved a sigh again and replied timidly, "Yes."              "I'm sorry, I didn't hear you," he teased.              "Yes," she said louder, looking him in the eye.              "Good, will you ever let me pick you up?'              "Yes."              "Good," he said again. He released her hand reluctantly. "I'll pick       you up at seven thirty. Dress casual."              0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0              Nervosi              Dana held up another shirt against her frame but quickly set it back       down. She'd already changed outfits four times and she still didn't       think she looked good.              She caught the sight of her alarm clock, panicking when she saw how       close to seven thirty it was. Then she saw it. A blue button down       shirt that was perfect to go with her dark slacks that she knew were       form fitting. They could be cutting off her circulation and she still       wouldn't care. She just wanted to look good.              She didn't have time, nor did she want to fix up her shoulder length       hair. She ran her fingers through it a few times to give it that look       she liked. She made sure her make-up was perfect, not too much but       definitely not too little.              She heard the knock on her door as she was going for her favorite       boots with the heels she loved. She made a quick grab for them and       hurried to the door. She ran her fingers through her hair one more       time, hastily putting on her shoes as well. She took a deep breath to       calm the butterflies in her stomach before turning the door knob.              0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0              Comprensibile              "you gonna stare all night or are we going to order?'              "I'm not staring."              "Yes, you are."              "I can't help it. You should know that by now."              Dana glanced away to her menu. "Doesn't mean I have to get used to       it," she muttered. Mulder could still hear her, though. He ordered       quickly for them both, eager to be alone with her.              They sat close together at a table at a favorite Italian restaurant       of his. It had a romantic atmosphere he'd always liked, with tables       in strategic places to give customers their privacy.              He took her hand in his. "I want to thank you for giving me this       chance tonight."              "Why'd you wait a month before asking me out?" she asked, watching       his fingers toy with hers.              "Wasn't sure you'd want to," he admitted. "I spent most of the month       psyching myself up."              "Just because others don't like being around you doesn't mean I feel       the same way.              The way she said it made him realize how serious she was, how serious       she'd always been. Still, a person wanting to spend time with him was       a foreign concept.              "Thank you. That means a lot to me."              She squeezed his hand. She'd seen him get down on himself about       things in his life over the last month but she was always quick to       bring him back to reality, back to her.              "You know what I've been dying to ask you?" he said next.              "What?'              "Why did you choose pathology?"              Dana leaned back in her chair, a faint smile on her lips. "Do you       know how many people have asked me that in the last eight years?"              "Only your entire family, people close to you, and others who       occasionally inquire," he guessed. "But I bet none have asked for the       same reason I have."              "That's probably true. Most people think I did it to spite them or       for lack of a better offer. But I really chose it because someone       once told me a pathologist is a victim's last voice. I wanted to help       their story be told and their tragedy to be avoided. I want to help       solve puzzles and crimes that stump police and some FBI agents."              "I hope that's not directed at me," he teased with a smile.              She picked up on it. "No, I've heard your solve rate. Very       impressive."              He ignored her comment. "I'm glad you're in pathology. A woman's       perspective is what the FBI needs. I know I'm grateful for your view."              "It's nice to know someone appreciates me."              "I take it others don't like listening to a woman?"              She shook her head. "No, they don't like when a woman tells them       otherwise. So when I prove them wrong, I get a real thrill."              Mulder chuckled, his deep tone warming her entire body. She wasn't       even aware he was holding her hand anymore. They felt connected as       one. She definitely liked the feeling.              0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0              Baci buona notte              Mulder reached over and grasped Dana's hand for what seemed like the       millionth time that night. She certainly wasn't complaining though.                     [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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