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|    Jacquie Sabatier to All    |
|    xfc: FF: Right Turn ch 1 (1/4)    |
|    22 Nov 08 18:24:32    |
      From: colbysgurl@shaw.ca              Authors: Sassy and Jacquie                            Category: MSR Romance                            Summary: A post episode fic for "Detour"                                          XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXx                            There was a knock at the door. Mulder stood groggily and answered it.       "What's up?"              Scully was on the other side with a bag of groceries. "Just wanted to see       how you are."              "I'm alive." Mulder moved back to let her in. "You didn't have to do that,       Scully."              Scully tried a small smile despite a lump rising in her throat. "I know I       didn't have to. I wanted to."       She placed the bag on his countertop. He placed his left hand over her right       one.              "Thank you, Scully. For everything." He caught her eyes.              Scully was caught for a moment in his hazel eyes. She became slightly afraid       that he would see how she really felt if she kept his gaze, so she glanced       downward toward the bag.              "You didn't happen to bring a movie or two with you, did you?" Mulder said       sensing that he'd made her uncomfortable. Looking slightly sheepish, Scully       presented "The Invisible Man" and "The Untouchables"       "You're a woman after my own heart. Did you bring beer, Agent Scully?"              "And iced tea." Scully was starting to grin.              Mulder smiled over at her, remembering what he'd said to her a few years       back. "Could be love..."              Might very well be," Scully muttered under her breath.              Mulder swallowed hard. "What did you say?" He was facing her now.              Scully reached up to brush a strand of hair off his forehead. "Might very       well be," she whispered, barely audible. Then she started to move, thinking       she had scared him.              Mulder reached out to grab her with his good arm. "Scully...Dana." He       reached up to touch her cheek.              "I'm sorry. I shouldn't have done that." She tried to take it back. "Maybe I       should just go."              "Don't go." Mulder let his finger trail over her trembling lips.       "Please...watch the movies with me. I promise to take this as slow as you       need to."              "It's okay, Mulder," Scully whispered, still kicking herself for saying       anything. "Come on. Let's go sit down."              Go in. I'll be right behind you." Mulder was in pain and needed his       medication. He didn't want her to see him take it. He saw a momentary flash       of disappointment that he didn't trust her enough.              "Okay," she agreed.              Mulder waited till she was out of the room. He popped two pills dry,       slamming the cabinet door. "Mulder you are an a*s", he muttered to himself.       He put a bag of popcorn in the microwave and slowly walked into the living       room. "Buttered or plain popcorn?"              "Buttered is fine." Scully quickly wiped her face. She opened a bottle of       ice tea as she settled against Mulder's couch. He saw her wipe the tears and       it broke his heart. He was torn between going to her and leaving this       "journey" to her. He wanted her. He knew the first time they'd spoken that       she could be for him.              "Scully..."              She looked up at him. He walked over to her and knelt in front of her. Her       legs were parted and he propped himself up with his good arm. His mouth was       inches from hers. "I don't want to ever make you cry."              "Mulder, come up here," Scully said softly, gently taking him by his good       arm and pulling him up beside her.              "I guess I need to be plainer."              "You don't need to be plainer," Scully disagreed as she slowly reached out       to touch his face. He closed his eyes and moved into her touch. He hadn't       shaved in a few days and he wondered if he needed to now.              The microwave beeped. He sighed. "I'll get that." He kissed her palm. "Be       right back."              "I'll be here."              Mulder stood slowly. He was a bit dizzy, but shook it off as he headed to       the kitchen. He made it to the kitchen counter before having to grab on to       it to steady himself. He hoped she hadn't seen him. She had. She wordlessly       helped him to the couch again.              Then she got the popcorn out of the microwave. If it had been anyone else       but Scully, Mulder would have been embarrassed. "Thank you," he said as she       sat the bowl of popcorn down on his coffee table."              "So which one first?"              You pick." He was surprised she'd picked movies they both liked.              Scully picked up "The Untouchables" and stuck it in. She sat back on the       couch and took a handful of popcorn. He was watching her and their hands       touched briefly inside the bowl. "Sorry...ladies first."              "It's okay. Go ahead." Scully withdrew her hand completely, opting instead       to drink from her iced tea bottle. She took a sip. "I love this movie."              Mulder picked up a piece of popcorn and held it to her mouth. He was more       content to watch her than the film. Scully finally rolled her eyes and took       the popcorn from him.              "I'm being to sappy." The medicine was giving his tongue full reign of his       words. Normally he would keep these things to himself.              "Watch the movie, Mulder. Enjoy yourself" was the only thing Scully said.              Thinking he'd read the signals wrong, he scooted away from her. He'd just       have to live with the fact that all they'd ever be was partners.       Scully caught his hand and gave it a squeeze.              Mulder laced his fingers into hers. "Just watch the movie, Scully" he       teased. "No necking." He couldn't believe he'd just said that. Scully gently       retracted her fingers and turned back to the TV. He covered his face with       his hand. 'What an idiot you are, Mulder!'       He took a quick peek at her. Scully's eyes stared straight ahead at the       screen. He sensed that she wasn't watching the movie. He hit the pause       button on the remote.              "What are you doing, Mulder?"              "Clearing the air."              "Okay," she said slowly. She turned to face him, still sitting cross-legged       on the couch. "About what?"              Mulder moved closer to her. "This." His lips closed over hers. "If I kiss       you, you're not going to deck me, are you?"              "If I said no?" Scully said in a barely audible whisper.              Mulder gave her no time to back out. His lips closed over hers. The kiss was       short, but it left his heart racing.              Scully gently cupped his face. "Sssh..." she whispered when she felt his       apprehension "It's okay."              "Let me do that again." Mulder pulled her mouth to his with his good hand       and let his tongue slowly invade her mouth.              Scully whimpered but allowed him in. He pulled back and rested back on the       couch. When she didn't say anything, he whispered, "I'm still waiting for       you to punch me."              I'm not going to punch you." It took her a moment to find her voice.              "Not even if I kissed you like that more often?" Mulder turned to face her.              "Nope," Scully said softly.              Mulder smiled and took her hand in his. He clicked play on the remote.              'I Dana Scully take thee Fox Mulder' She shook her head, sighing softly.              "You look tired," Mulder said half way into the movie.              "I am a little." She got up. "And I should probably let you go to sleep."              "Don't go." It wasn't so much the words, as the way he said it that got her       attention--vulnerable, almost little boy like. "I'll take the floor, you can       have the couch."                     [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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