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goodfellow) wrote2017-11-29 10:09 pm
for Bond
It was a brisk day, but Robin enjoyed walking on the beach. Barefoot, but still dressed in an impeccable suit. Once he'd found one, he hadn't found much else that was decent at all. And looking better made Robin feel better. And there was a lot to not feel great about right now.
He stopped walking, and his feet sank into the sand slightly. But he was distracted by the man walking out of the ocean. He was dressed in a skin tight wetsuit, and skin tight was a very good look on him.
He slipped one hand out of his pocket, and offered a wave.
He stopped walking, and his feet sank into the sand slightly. But he was distracted by the man walking out of the ocean. He was dressed in a skin tight wetsuit, and skin tight was a very good look on him.
He slipped one hand out of his pocket, and offered a wave.

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"Bond. James Bond," he replied. "Would you like to go back to the dome with me? I'm dying to warm up."
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"More than a week now," he nodded. "Settling in, you know. Cottage, flatmates. All made much more tolerable by scavenged liquor and caviar."
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"Well you just became my new best friend."
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"Always nice when someone is so easily won over," Bond grinned.
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Bond arched a brow and smirked just a little. It was always so nice when people were upfront about how they could be leveraged.
"Would you like to join me for a glass?" he offered. "I just need to go to the dome and shower the salt out of my hair. Won't take a minute."
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Robin might be forward, but even he wasn't about to offer him company in the shower upon five minutes of meeting him.
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"I'll meet you in the kitchen. Maybe you could round up something to go with drinks. I have caviar and pate and table crackers, but perhaps something to make a tidy tea time," he grinned.
It really wasn't far between that particular point on the shore to the dome. Bond beckoned Rob to come with him as he headed inland.
"Where do you come from?" he asked as they walked.
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"One could say the same of me," Bond said. "Seems we might have a bit in common."
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"I can't deny that," Bond chuckled warmly. "I've been all over the world. Where do you fancy is your favorite place? Outside of London?"
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"I do like Southeast Asia. Singapore, mostly," he said. "Beautiful, and the food is incredible."
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"Quite so," Bond smiled. "You speak Mandarin. How delightful."
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Instead, he just grinned and said, "As do you. I do enjoy a man with a knowledgable tongue."
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"The most knowledgeable tongue," he replied, laden with innuendo. "It helps to be able to speak the language wherever I might go."
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"Amateur," Bond smirked, then leaned in this. "How about this?" he asked in a flawlessly rare dialect of Farsi.
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"I do not think you will win this game," Robin said in Swahili, and then, "But still, I am impressed," in ancient Greek.
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His Swahili was conversational at best, and the other...it reminded him of school.
"You may have one-upped me on that one," Bond said. "Greek?"
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"You've got the talented tongue," Bond said appreciatively. "I'm sure we could fill the nights with games of one-upman-ship."
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