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|    REP: "one equals one equals zero" by Khy    |
|    17 Oct 05 07:36:31    |
      From: khyber@citizensofgravity.com              TITLE: one equals one equals zero       AUTHOR: Khyber       E-MAIL: khyber@citizensofgravity.com       DISTRIBUTION: Ephemeral, Gossamer, please ask for anywhere else.       RATING: NC17 for extremely graphic f/f/m sex, heavy-handed       metaphor, and '80s goth references.       CATEGORIES: VA       KEYWORDS: Mulder/Scully/Other sex, Scully/Other slash       SPOILERS: Er, "Fire," and the orgy scene in "Detour II." What, you       haven't seen that one?        SUMMARY: Scully finds it harder than it used to be.              Author's notes: If you are reading this on atxc or Ephemeral in       October 2005, it is being reposted purely for purposes of       Gossamerization. Originally posted way back in 2000. Has had       *minor* edits since then. This was written in the darkest days of       Season Six, when all them angels and devils that was in my head       stopped disagreein' and started agreein'.              FEEDBACK: "This is implausible and gratuitous porn because..."       feedback gratefully accepted at khyber@citizensofgravity.com. "u       suk, I thot u wer a shipper, scully isnt a dyke" feedback can be       sent to mozzer@brickiewithaquiff.com.              Thanks to Terma99 for editing--"You're in the club!!!"              ***              one equals one equals zero              ***               I saw the picture almost three years ago, in one of our good       times. I was slightly dizzy just from sitting on his couch next to       him, dizzier still from finding him in one of those moments that       the magazines say are rare.              Mulder had long hair the night the flash went off, past his chin.        He was even thinner, younger but hard-looking and with cynical       eyes. He looks more boyish now, in a way. It was outdoors       somewhere across the sea, jerky streetlights too close to each       other in the background. The pale, round blonde on the right had       red photo-eyes and a silly, pleasant face that didn't match her       outrageous Egyptian eye makeup. Mulder was wearing a black       turtleneck and a battered-looking trench coat.               On his left was, I knew immediately, Phoebe. She had long hair       then, a gorgeous sweeping black fall of it well past her shoulders.        Pale skin, not peachy like mine, smooth like sinning cream. Her       eyes were dark, rimmed with a slightly less extravagant, more       serious version of the blonde's makeup. Her lips might have been       black.              I remember pictures of myself at twenty-two, plump with glasses and       a slightly strained smile. They look like rock stars. Mulder       looks debauched, poetic, and verging on beautiful. I imagined       Phoebe leaning across to nip him on his ear, pull him off into the       bushes or a convenient graveyard.              I envy him those formative things that he has forgotten, and which       I always denied myself.              He laughed, and said it was a phase. I think I chuckled. I had a       couple of phases once, none of which lasted more than three days.        I usually got a beating after, from Ahab before I was fully trained       to do it myself.              Mulder's gone now, I'm not sure where. He's been gone for two       days. Frohike doesn't know where. Skinner might, but I'm not       asking him, not unless I have to. Noon tomorrow is the       self-imposed deadline. For what? When I really start worrying?        When I start carrying my gun everywhere? I don't know.              He had booked off yesterday afternon, he didn't say where he was       going. I thought nothing specific of it, just was conscious of his       absence. This morning I tried to 'do something', going through the       mail and the messages and Mulder's inbox. I thought about making       slides, if I could find something to make them for. It doesn't       work, the papers and pictures just don't make any sense when I look       at them by myself.              I look around the inside of his dark apartment. I came here       because it worked before, with the New Spartans and the broken       finger. I haven't taken my coat off yet, though I've been here       almost an hour.              The fish were pleased to see me, however. We watched each other       for some time.              Feeling small and hunched-over and grabby, I slide open the desk       drawer, pulling out the heavy white-bound album. They would have       been in a shoebox in his bedroom, but he's got all the new       furniture in there now and I remember seeing the album this summer.              The pictures are organised only in the order he put them in.        Somehow I know it will be at the back. He has one of just me that       he insisted on taking in Arcadia. He mumbled something about all       the pictures he has being of both of us, and he doesn't like       pictures of himself. I'm dressed as the Minivan Woman in a gray       button sweater, but I am smiling. I don't remember the exact       moment, why I smiled. The picture is crooked in the album, as if       it has been taken out and replaced.              The other one is a few album pages before. It's perfectly       straight. I see motion in it, Mulder with his rhythmic walk, the       blonde bubbling and giggling and leaning on his shoulder, Phoebe       feeling the thrill of her long limbs and the knowledge that she       will spend the rest of this night with her lover.              I drive home at two AM. It didn't work this time.              ***              Can't sleep, I tell myself. Have to get to sleep, that's all. I       try the detached approach, trying to force myself over the edge       with my little vibrator and be done with it. It doesn't work. I       just need to sleep, that's all, it's understandable. I try it the       way I know it would work in the real world, stepping through the       door of his apartment with the right look on my face, saying       something about the hallway, sunlight flooding through his living       room window as I ride him.              I only feel tense.              I used to have such wonderful girl-fantasies. I honestly imagined       fields of daisies, a bed of rose petals. I've never made love       outdoors, not even in a car, but I could imagine it with him then.               For a year, I could make myself come by imagining every detail of       placing my thighs around his hips and taking him inside me, to work       some woman's magic I imagined I possessed.              I don't need to explain to myself why I'm in the student flat in       Oxford, where they have black candles and a poster that says "Bela       Lugosi's Dead." It's not important. Nor is what I'm wearing.        After all, I'm just trying to get to sleep. I roll over on my       belly, on top of my right hand, so I have something to work my hips       against.              Phoebe has Mulder's cock in her elegant mouth. She is curled up on       him, her body draped over his abdomen as he lays on his back. Her       hand is stroking his balls, pale fingers and silver rings bright       against the dark wrinkly skin and hair. She has left all her       jewellery on, the ornate necklace, the bracelets, the rings. I sit              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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