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Siren II

"Probably won't make as much sense if you don't read the first part. Thanks if you do. Part III coming soon."

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The bungalow was tucked into the green obscurity along the mountain road a few miles east of Larsen’s Peak.  The place was well kept if not exactly tidy.  Townes had moved in a year before, and spent the first few months repairing cracked walls and broken terra cotta tiles.  He’d painted all the rooms as well as the exterior, and built beds where herbs and vegetables were thriving.  There was a small barn about forty yards on an uphill grade from the house.  He didn’t know what kind of animals it once housed, but he’d set up a tool bench and had the 71 Pontiac Grand Ville he’d found in Foley Springs towed there.  It was his self-prescribed detox therapy.

He let Siren in the front and watched her walk into the sparsely furnished front parlor and study the room with slow curiosity.  For a moment she seemed unsure of whether she was supposed to sit down or wait to be told.  She took it in from one corner to the next, even though there were only a small couch with a couple of stacks of books on the floor beside it, a board across two milk crates to serve as a coffee table and a cheap television set on top of another milk crate.

She was smiling like someone had just told her a secret.

Townes started to wonder whether or not she was actually beautiful, or if he were only trying to convince himself he’d rescued something precious.  But rescue didn’t seem to fit whatever it was he’d done.  He supposed he’d helped her in some manner of escape.  He wanted to believe he’d done it to help her more than simply to hurt Cray, but he didn’t know.

There were a few small things to do, and they needed done quickly.  The adrenalin crash was already bearing down hard and fast.

He gave her a moment to stand in the doorway to the kitchen before approaching and putting his hand on her shoulder.  She turned her face without turning her body.

“C’mon.”  He led her into the bedroom at the rear of the house.  There was only a mattress on the floor, with a lamp and stacks of books right beside.  Siren’s eyes lit over everything, but Townes kept her moving until they were standing in the bathroom.  It was small, consistent with the rest of the house, and if not for Townes’ size it wouldn’t have seemed        cramped with both of them standing in it.  There was an old, clawfoot tub with a plastic curtain on a rod and hand held nozzle that had been added on.

“You partial to a bath or shower?”

She flashed a smile, as if the offer had been something more.  “Sure would love a bath.  Ain’t hardly took the time in a while.”

Townes pushed the curtain wide open and leaned over to run water.  There was generic soap and shampoo on a clip-on bracket just below the bracket for the nozzle.  He held his hand under the spigot until the temperature felt right.  He straightened and turned back to Siren to tell her she could adjust the water the way she liked, but he fell quiet when he saw she was naked, his raincoat in a rumpled crescent around her feet.

Her eyes were on his face.  He wanted to turn away, but he didn’t want to turn away.  The soft terrain of her body dug at his peripheral vision like that road you thought you should’ve turned onto but didn’t in a moment of doubt…and then you look up and find yourself lost.

“Tomorrow we’ll go out and get you some proper clothes.  I’ll see about finding you something passable for now.  Won’t be fancy.”

“Ain’t nothin’ fancy myself.”

He touched her face and flashed back on the way she’d looked cumming on his hand back at the crossroads.  The way her body had crumpled slightly, and her nectar had covered his fingers.  The near cloying silk of her upper thighs.  The way her eyes had closed while her face lifted to the sun and her body squeezed his fingers as if it had wanted to keep them.

“We’ll find you something nice,” he said.

“Come in the water with me, T.”

She reached for his belt and started to pull it loose, but he caught her by the wrists.  He was a few breaths away from being as hard as he’d been before, but it had felt so much like being alive it scared him far more than bleeding in a ditch or walking into the house of the man who’d put him there.  He hadn’t realized until that moment of Siren’s crest how living was more dangerous than dying.

“Such things aren’t meant for everyone.”  He loosened his grip on her wrists and she pulled her hands away.

“Ya know,” she grinned.  “You could jus’ keep me here and I wouldn’t never need no clothes.”

He almost joined her in the giggling.

“You’d be a fine thing to keep, Siren.  Very fine.”

“I s’pose ya could if ya wanted.  For a while anyway.”

“A while?”

“Til ya got tired.  Everybody gets tired sometime.”

He turned and left the room.  In his closet, there were half a dozen Oxford shirts he never wore.  They’d probably fit her like an oversized dress until he could get her something better.  There was a pair of flip flops that looked like they’d fit her well enough.  They’d been lying on the closet floor when he moved in, but he hadn’t thrown them away like he had the other women’s things that had been left hanging and in his way.

          He brought one of the shirts and the sandals to the bathroom.  She was sitting upright in the tub, the water slowly rising around her hips.  Her breasts pillowed between her arms with her hands thrust down between her knees.  He could feel her eyes on him while he dropped the sandals on the floor and hung the shirt on a hook on the inside of the door.  When he left, he shut it and realized you could still hear the water running.  It wasn’t much – if anything at all – but it was the kind of nothing you wouldn’t notice being alone.

         He went to the mattress and knelt on the edge, crawling forward on his hands until he was lying face down.  He hadn‘t so much as bothered to take off his shoes.  The sound of water running in another room made him think of rain.

         And then he was gone.

 

         There was a knee pushing into his ribs.  The sun was an hour away from breaking the jagged horizon.  Her hand was resting on his upper thigh, and her forehead was pressing against his arm.  Warm pulses of sleepy breath washed against his arm just below the hem of his T shirt sleeve.

         She was naked, and his shoes had been removed.  The contact was light as a soft brush, but constant.  Unconscious.  Except the pressure of her knee.

         A memory came to his skin of the way her hands had moved beneath his shirt under the desert sunrise.  She was nothing more or less than a living thing – alive the way a bird or fish was alive to slice air or water with the arcane magnificence of pure motion.  He remembered thinking how she seemed to melt around the slide of his fingers, and now, so aware of the closeness of her hand on his leg, he felt himself begin to go hard again.

         He rolled away from her, off the side of the mattress, and got to his feet.  He stood and watched her sleep a while, watching the subtle rise and fall of her body as she breathed.  He wondered if she felt as peaceful on the inside as she looked on the outside.  Her hand was still resting in the space he’d just been in, and her knees were still tucked snugly to her breasts.  She was in nearly the exact position she’d been in when he found her, but lain down on her side.

He felt the odd sense she reminded him of something without knowing what it was.  Maybe she only reminded him of her, like a circle of feeling that closes back in on itself.

Leaving her to sleep, he went into the bathroom and shut the door.  The shirt he’d found for her was still hanging on the hook where he’d put it.  He pulled the shower curtain back around the rod and turned on the water.  Stray tendrils of steam were already beginning to lace the air by the time he took off his shirt and jeans, leaving them piled on the floor.

He looked down at the bullet scars in the trunk of his body.  No one had ever touched them the way Siren had.  Not even Nessa.  But Nessa had seen their ugliness.  Siren’s hands had traveled him blind.

They were part of him now.  Rebirth marks he’d stopped paying attention to.  He touched his heart.  It was beating like a baby trying to punch its way out of his body.  It didn’t seem right to blame the myriad fumbles of the human spirit on a blind muscle with one purpose – to march like a silent slave from beginning to end – and yet a thousand ways to stop it in its tracks.

His hand slid down his body until palm and fingers were tracing the swollen warmth of his cock.  The head was wet.  Slick.  And when his fingers brushed over the crown more sap oozed out.  He reached forward with his free hand, bracing his palm against the door, and leaned against his outstretched arm as he smeared himself over the tightly stretched skin of his shaft.  His cock was like a foreign thing somehow, and yet the fingers of sensation lacing through him gripped hard.

He started to question his wisdom in bringing Siren here.  Even his motives.  Her climbing into his bed wasn’t supposed to happen.

The flesh trapped in the tight glide of his fist was too solid to belong to his body.  The pounding waves of heat coursing through his shaft had to come from somewhere outside him – somewhere closer to the burning core of all natural forces.  The widening spiral of desire inside him was nothing but a kind of alien energy.  It wasn’t the offspring of his flesh and soul as the image and scent of the naked waif lying in his bed swarmed his mind.

Everything always breaks down.  The fire of revenge still burned like dying star at the center of his being, yet it was all over and gone.  Hate had failed him as swiftly as love.

He stroked harder.  Faster.  Pumping the rigid spine of flesh until he felt himself hurling through Siren scented space.  She was like the air he was pulling into his body – a thing outside him that rushes in the door and fills all the empty corners.  Slick fluid thickened in the hard curl of his sliding fingers.  The same fingers he’d pushed inside her.  The thought of the frightful delicacy of her pussy lacquering his skin sent waves of tremors through his bones.

He stopped short and pushed away from the door.  He stepped into the tub, the heavy swagger of his engorged cock pulling his consciousness into the river of oblivion flowing through him.

The hot spray stung.  He realized he’d neglected to pull out his ponytail, but he ignored it and bowed his head into the water, feeling the steaming pinpoints of heat strike and run down his body.  He reached between his thighs and cupped his balls, giving himself a firm yet careful squeeze before sliding his hand back over his shaft.

He began to stroke himself again, closing his eyes while steam gathered around him in the small space.  He was watching her face transform into a mask of both freedom and surrender as she leaned into the curl of his arm behind his truck in the desert.  Pausing his stroking caress, he spat in the palm of his hand and gripped his cock again, saliva mixing with his precum as his hand slowly slipped along the unyielding shape of his shaft and balls.

He wanted to believe that look on her face had been rare, that she’d melted into her release with none of the baggage they’d both left behind.  Maybe the best people like Siren and him could hope for would be these fleeting moments of blind forgetfulness.

Everything came down now to the memory in his arm of the shape and tender weight of her body and the ardent scrape of his hand over the clumsy strain of his cock.  Echoes of her sighs were swirling through his head when the soft click of the door opening and closing shut them out.  The curtain parted and he was holding his painfully swollen cock as she floated into the space in front of him.

“Don’t say nothin’, okay?”  She reached for the head of his cock while he held his grip on the shank.  “I know ya ain’t gonna fuck me so I ain’t gonna ask.  Heard enough nos to last me.  Change yer mind about that yer gonna have to do the askin’, but just ‘member I ain’t sayin’ no.  But ya gotta let me do what ya done for me.  Not takin’ me out like ya done, but what ya done back there behind yer truck and it felt like a few minutes of love.  I know ya know what I mean.”

He knew.

He let go of his shaft, and Siren knelt down in the tub, still holding the head of his cock while she held his arm with the other hand for balance.  It was the first time he’d noticed her seem in danger of clumsiness.  She slid her hand down his shaft, holding him at the base where his own hand had just been.  She gripped him tightly – without hesitation or apology – and the raging beat of his pulse was overpowering, and deep inside of everything he was made of.

She leaned forward and kissed his dome.  It was a dainty, lips pursed kiss, as if she might’ve been kissing his cheek on his way out of the house to some nondescript job that would bury his spirit under the oppression of normalcy.  Crawling alive and punctured out of a junkyard ditch to fight death and torrents of rain was the only reference he had to the soft, wet touch of her lips.  Nothing mattered but the smoldering point of contact.

A few minutes of love.

Let everything go but her.

Just a few minutes.  Just this simple kiss, light as the air under the wing of a migrating bird.

She backed away with a quick swipe of her tongue across his cockhead.  He reached up to grip the curtain rod on both sides, careful not to pull it all down on top of them.  She lifted his prodigious cock and laid a kiss on his balls as tender and sweet as the one on his head.

Care.  Just a few minutes’ worth.

“Hand me that razor and shampoo, will ya?”  Keeping his left up on the rod, he reached back with the right and handed her each item one at a time.  “Been a while since ya shaved, I guess.  I done this before.  Won’t cut ya, I promise.  Not even by mistake.”

“I trust you, Siren.”

He put his right back up on the rod while she dribbled shampoo all over his cock.  Leaving the razor and shampoo bottle on the floor of the tub, she let her hands glide over his rigid stalk and balls.  It seemed as if her hands had been made to fit around his contours.  His attention was evenly diverted between the rolling slip of her fingers and her face as she studied his cock.

She looked up.  “Guess you figure I seen a lotta dicks.

“Don’t care.”  Breathing was quickly becoming a higher priority than words.

Townes’ cock and balls were thoroughly lathered, but she kept on caressing him.  He began to imagine she was massaging his pulse as much as the flesh it was pounding through.

“Don’t know when I’ve seen a man and his cock so alike.  Hard and thick as a truck.  Angry but gentle kind of.  Quiet and dangerous.  Far far away.”

“Anyone ever tell you you talk a lot?”

Siren chuckled and looked at his face.  She moved her hand in a tight, corkscrew slide along his shaft while cupping his balls with the other.

“Never had two words to say to a naked man before.  But you started talkin’ to me right off.  Questions like nobody bothered with before.”

Her left hand moved from his balls to the root of his cock, gripping hard enough to stanch the blood flow while the right stroked harder, faster.  Tighter.  Townes gripped the curtain rod harder, straining to keep from ripping it down until Siren suddenly broke off.  Pausing.  Looking up at his face again.

“Guess you put the idea in my head about bein’ known to somebody in a perticular way.  Like it don’t have to be such a bad thing.  You walkin’ up on me like ya done.  Talkin’ like ya done.  Like I handed you this chunk ‘o my life and you handed me this razor here.”

“Few minutes of trust,” he told her.  Gripping the rail above.  Looking down as she looked back up.

“Few minutes whatever ya want.”

She pulled her face away and reached for the razor.  Then she started shaving off the long neglected stubble around his cock.  She was careful and patient, rinsing the blade every few passes and manipulating his cock and balls to get the most out of the blade.  The more carefully she handled him, the hotter his blood ran.  The harder he yearned to be touched.

She ran her fingers all over the smooth areas around his cock and balls, seemingly to check for any stray stubble, but she had him smooth as a basket of ripe plums.

“Told ya I wouldn’t cut ya.  Want ya to feel me, T.  Much as ya can.”

She set the razor down and curled her delicate fist around his cock, gripping him just below the ridge of his head.  With the left, she formed a tight circle around the base with her thumb and forefinger.  She started stroking with the right.  The lathered scrape of her hand felt intimately familiar, as if she knew his cock at least as well as he did himself.

He uttered a groan that sounded like her name.  She had his blood trapped in the straining extension of his stalk.  Sensation of electric light bottling up inside his flesh.  A vague sensation of flight.

“I keep thinkin’ about it,” she said, her voice slightly staggered with the exertion of her stroking.

“What?”  A word at a time was as much as his breath could keep up with now.  Tendrils of that light bottled up in his cock were beginning to flicker throughout his body.

“You fuckin’ me, that’s what.  How it’d be.  What we’d feel like all meshed up together.  You’d cover me right up like I was buried alive in somethin’ alive.”

“Siren…shut up.”

“Yes, sir.”

“T.”

“Yes, sir.”

“Shut up.”

She was starting to breathe deep and loud as he, her arm grinding through graceful jabs that sent tremors through her breasts.  His chest felt like stone underneath as he watched the burnt cherry tips quivering down below her concentrated frown.

The moment he felt himself tumbling forward – toward her – she quickly released the base of his cock from the hard grip of her finger and thumb.  Riptides of blood shoved hard through his veins while he tumbled harder and faster.

Electric light burst through the tip of his cock.

Gasps like a dead man coming back to a bad life out of a muddy ditch.  But he was here now, in her hands, shivering through this soaked blessing of love that wasn’t really love.

Siren was uttering some expression that sounded like surprise, but then he lost his footing on the right and went down on that knee, colliding with the side of her thigh, the curtain rod twisting and bending down with the pull of his weight.

The curtain bunched around them on the right.  The spray kept hitting his back, his wide body shielding her.  Siren’s hand was still moving along the inflated shaft of his cock, but there were spatters of cum everywhere.  The look in her eyes petrified his heart with shame.

Fear.

Slowly, she let her hand slip away from his cock.  She looked like she wanted to back away but didn’t have anywhere to go.

“Guess it’s better ya don’t fuck me after all,” she said.  “You scare me, T.  I think maybe you fuck like you’re killin’ somebody.”

He reached back and grabbed the nozzle off the bracket.  Then he hunkered down further, with his legs stretching forward around her hips.  He rinsed himself off her breasts and belly – took her hand in his and rinsed her knuckles – rinsed his cock and upper thighs.

He reached back again and shut the water off.  He folded himself forward and pressed the crown of his head into the top of the valley between her breasts.

“However scared you think you are of me,” he said, “I’m fucking terrified of you.”

He felt her hand on his wet ponytail, smoothing it down his spine.  He reached around her body and held, closed his eyes, and inhaled the scent of clean, wet girl.

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*****

 

He sat in his truck on the side of the road opposite Nessa’s house.  Cutler’s Lincoln was parked in the small driveway on the opposite side.  The little shop she ran sat on the shoulder, separate from the house which was set further back in the trees.  It was too late to call, and even later for just showing up. 

The dream catcher he bought that first time he walked into her shop was still hanging off the front of his house.  He’d bought it because of the way she’d smiled that day – as if she hadn’t noticed his size or that he was dead from the heart up.  She had a smooth, caramel complexion, with a wild halo of blue-black ringlets that flowed around athletic shoulders.  She’d smiled in a way that made him feel he didn’t need to be standing somewhere else.

He wasn’t supposed to have been shopping for insignificant impulse items.  Cutler had prodded him to go talk to her about renting the bungalow from her, but Townes had ended up making a second visit for that.  After the first, when he got back in his truck with the dream catcher, he noticed the tiny sticker that said Made in China.  It had been the first time he’d laughed in more than a year.  The brief laugh he’d shared with Siren earlier was the first time he’d laughed since.

The idea had come to him the dream catcher would suit his own purpose, and keep all dreams, either good or bad, out of his mind.  It was still sitting in the space behind the driver’s seat of his truck, not catching much of anything.

Nessa liked to ride him, mostly.  He didn’t care.  She was a beautiful thing to see astride him, controlling the rock and pump of their bodies, bracing herself with her hands planted on his chest.  She never said anything about his scars, but it seemed as if she was always careful to touch around them, as if she were afraid of feeling the pain underneath them. 

         Siren’s were the first hands to ever explore them.  She’d said she was afraid of him, but she’d touched his scars –the fingerprints of every tragedy that ever touched him – without a shred of hesitation.  Without fear or curiosity.  He listened to the cicadas a while and wondered if he could ever learn to dance with misfortune the way she could.

         Just as he decided it was time to start the truck and drive away, he caught the movement of a white T shirt floating across Nessa’s lawn.  As she drew closer to the truck, he could see it was all she was wearing but flip flops.  She came up close and touched his forearm where it rested on the edge of the door.

         “T.  What are you doing just sitting out here like this?”

         “Trying to decide whether to ring your phone or not.  It’s late…and you’ve got company.”

         She gave a short laugh.  “So you thought you’d just park outside my house and what?  Listen to the radio?”

         She was smiling, but there was no curiosity in it.  He knew Cutler must have already heard what happened the night before and given her a thumbnail sketch.  He turned to look forward, ignoring the heavy sway of her breasts under the shirt.

         “Just killing time, I guess.”

         “T, you could kill anything that walks or crawls, but the one thing you never do is kill time.”

         All I do is kill time, he thought.

         She sighed and shook her head.  “C’mon inside.  We can have a cup of tea, and…whatever.”

         Townes thought about drinking tea across from her at her small, kitchen table.  And then how she’d lead him by the hand to her bedroom as she had so many times in the past year – and how she’d taste and flow over his lips and tongue while she rode his face.  Her body would make him think of ocean waves.  Or maybe dancing.

         She’d cum against his mouth and then move to mount his cock – or get on her knees and elbows, waiting for him to slide inside her from behind.  From the moment they’d leave her kitchen table, they wouldn’t exchange a word until goodbye.

         But Cutler was there, and as sure as he was that the man knew everything that went down the night before, he didn’t want to have a conversation about Siren in front of him.  Or with him.  Not with a woman they were both fucking.

         He finally just shook his head.  “You’re busy,” he pointed out.

“Cut wants to talk to you.”

“He knows I’m here?”

She laughed.  “What doesn’t that man know?”

“Does he know about you and me?”

“Jesus, T, of course he does.  He expected it.  Why do you think he sent you my way in the first place?”  Townes angled his head, raising a brow in question.  “He’s your real landlord, too,” she added.  “Not me.”

His body tensed.  He didn’t like being manipulated, but even worse, he didn’t like having bought into Cutler’s deception.  He probably would have taken the place anyway and everything would’ve been fine, but now he felt wary.

Nessa soothed her hand over the tense muscles of his forearm.  “Take it easy,” she said.  “You know he was only looking out for you.”

“Is that why he manipulated me into bed with his girlfriend?”

She sighed through a smile.  “I’m not his girlfriend.  Not…exactly.  He just happens to know I have a soothing way.”

Without so much as a backward glance at the house, she moved her hand from his arm down to the inside of his thigh, caressing the thickness of his leg toward his crotch.  She cupped the bulge in her palm, and he met her eyes.  They were glistening with affection and mischief, but his mind was on Siren.

         “Have you ever felt afraid of me?” he asked.

         She smiled and shook her head.  “You’ve always been a perfect boy scout.  Unfortunately,” she said, pulling her hand away.

         He gave her his question face again.

         “Wouldn’t mind if you’d have come to want me as much as you need me,” she told him.

         He turned forward again and nodded, understanding all too well.  “Sorry for that.  If anyone could’ve…”

         “Yeah.  I know, T, I know.”

         They let the moment slip away in silence.  Townes felt something else walk away along with it, and he started missing her even as she stood dragging her finger back and forth along his arm.  He missed something else, but he wasn’t sure what it was.  Someone he’d never been, or maybe something he’d never had.

         “Heard you were out visiting old friends,” she finally said carefully.

         “He told you, huh?”

         “Mhmm.  News travels fast.  Especially bad news.”

         “Yeah, well…that’s what happens when you live in a world that loves shit more than roses.”

         “Always been partial to roses, myself.”

         “That’s why you’ve always been such a good friend, Nessa.  Balance and so forth.”

         She laughed, but there was no joy or humor in it.  “You’re the most honest man I ever met, T.  Except to yourself.”

         He fell silent, waiting for the moment to slip away like the last one, but all it did was linger like an uninvited guest.

         “Anyway…seems I’ve got a houseguest for the time being.”

         “Heard that, too.”

         “It was the right thing to do.”

         “I’m sure it was.”  Her eyes narrowed.  “Cutler told me everything he knows.  And you know I’m proud of you for not killing anyone, but maybe you should have.  Or maybe you should take your Kewpie Doll and keep moving.”

         “It’s not like it didn’t cross my mind.  But no.  Feel like maybe I found a home.  I’m not going anywhere.”

         “What are you gonna do?  Set up housekeeping with a runaway whore and join the Rotary Club?”

         Townes bristled, but let it go with a long, slow breath in, and another one back out.  “I need a favor.”

         “Mhmm?”

         “She’s gonna need some things.  Clothing and such.  General things, I guess.  I was figuring to take her shopping, but she’s been through a lot.  I don’t know how soon she might feel like going out in public.  Do you have a few things…maybe stuff you don’t use or whatever…just a loan for a few days?”

         Nessa stared at him deadpan a moment.  Then she rolled her eyes and shook her head.  “T, this would go down as one of the weirdest things anyone ever asked me to do.”

         “Kinda figured.  Still had to ask.  It’s all right.  I can…”

         “No, no.  Hey, I’ll do it.  Why not?  It was time to clean some old shit out of the closet anyway.  Besides, can’t have the poor thing running around butt-ass naked and getting you all excited now, can we?”  This time there was humor in the laugh, but not the funny kind.  Townes didn’t laugh at all.

She turned, and he watched her cross the street.  She walked with a swaggering, exaggerated confidence in the sway of her hips.  It was impossible not to think of the way her hips rolled and plunged when she rode him.  She was a distant beauty with a careless air of pride.  She’d been perfect for this time in his life, and he found himself wishing she were just as perfect for all the other times instead.  When she came back out with a small, fully packed duffel, she stopped in the middle of the road and heaved it into the truck bed.

“G’night, T.  See ya around,” she said as she turned to go back inside.

        

 

*****

 

         “When’s the last time you had a piece of apple pie?”

         She looked up and tilted her head with a curious smile.  She had to squint.  She was sitting on the front step of the bungalow in a pair of light grey yoga shorts that had come from Nessa, and one of his T shirts.  The shorts rode her body like skin.  The T shirt like a sail on a vintage ship.  There was a square of white paper towel under each of her bare feet, a cotton ball between each of her toes.  Even though her toenails looked to be perfectly lacquered in a deep burgundy that almost came off black, she continued fussing over them with the little brush in her right hand, the bottle of polish in her left.

         Nessa must have stuck it in the bag of things she’d loaned him.

         “Apple pie?”

         “Yeah.  Apple pie.”

         She giggled.  She’d been doing more of that lately.  He recognized the pattern now – the way the short burst would rise at the end as if she were asking a question.

         “Guess it’s been a while.  Ain’t hardly thought about pie since….”  She paused.  She sure had to be thinking about it now.  “Can’t remember.”

         “Don’t you like apple pie?”

         Again, she paused.  “I think I prolly used to.”

         “Did you know this town you’re living in is famous for apple pie?”

         “Huh.  Zat a fact.”

         He nodded.  His face was trying to smile.

         “Guess they must be pretty good,” she added.

         “Not really.  They’re just famous because of all the orchards in the area.  It’s not always the same thing.”

         She giggled longer this time.  “Well that don’t make sense.”

         “There’s more things don’t than do.”

         His eyes drifted to the pouting shape of her cameltoe, caught in the fabric of her borrowed shorts.  That made sense.  A thousand seemingly unconnected things about her made sense.  The delicate yet fearsome shape of her pussy.  The light, silky drift of her fine, brown hair.  Over the past three weeks, he’d come to realize the more things made sense the harder they were to explain.  The more they made sense, the less need there was to define them.  Like Siren.  He could watch her washing dishes, or trying to tend the plantings around the house, and that was all the explanation he needed.

         “Not a whole lot makes sense to me,” she said.  “But ain’t too much of it’s worth getting upset over.”

         “True.  But it makes sense to eat the pie if you live in a place that’s famous for them.”

         “Since when does it make sense to eat half good pie no matter how famous it is?”

         Townes almost felt exasperated with her, except for being hard pressed to disagree.  It was just one of those things that didn’t seem to need explaining.  Not to him.  Not today.

         The night before, he’d gone out on the first job Cutler had thrown him since he visited Cray.  Everything had gone ugly, just as his former chief had warned it could.  He’d come home with blood on his clothes, though none of it had been his.  When he’d walked into the house, he noticed Siren had attempted to clean and straighten the Spartan kitchen and living room.  He’d felt suddenly conscious of not wanting to get blood on anything and tip-toed into the bathroom.  He’d undressed and showered.  Then pulled on a fresh pair of briefs and went back to the living room to lie down on the floor with a pillow off the couch.

A short while later, he heard her get up and go into the bathroom.  A few minutes later, she’d come into the living room holding a sheet around her body.  She lay down beside him and tried to cover them both over with the sheet.  She balled up into him while he cradled her close with his arm.  She was wearing a pair of panties he’d seen Nessa wear once before. He would never mention that, but he knew he needed to take her shopping for clothing of her own soon.  Her breasts had pudged against his body and her hair had smelled faintly of peaches.

         “Glad you got back,” she’d told him sleepily.

         “Me, too.”

         “For a while I was sittin up wonderin if ya might not.”

         “For a while there…I was kinda wondering that myself.”

         “Saw yer clothes.”

         “Don’t worry.  Not my blood.”

         “Yeah.  Sure.  Anyway, glad you got back.”  A moment later, she was sleeping.

         So now, Townes wanted to remember what it felt like to sit across a Formica table from a pretty girl eating pie and drinking milk in some forgettable, Podunk diner.

         “Can we get ice cream, too?”  She tilted her head the same way she had when he first brought it up.

         “I think that’s what you’re supposed to do,” he said.  “With a pie.”

         The way she was sitting reminded him of the way he’d first seen her sitting on the floor in Cray’s place.  But her complexion was darker from spending time outside.  He’d made an effort to bring healthy food into the house.  Steak, fish, all manner of fresh fruits and vegetables.  Somehow, she seemed to be gaining substance without gaining weight.

         “Painted my toes,” she said. 

         He stopped and angled his head at her feet, pretending to notice them for the first time.  The speckles of burgundy polish on the paper towel squares made him think of the clothes he’d shed the night before.  “That’s really pretty,” he said.

         “Thanks,” she grinned, looking down as the blush hit her face.  “Nice you think so.”

         “Never thought much about a lady’s toes before,” he said, still looking down.  “But yours…your feet just look pretty.  That’s all.”

         “Guess you’re not one ‘a them’s freaky about feet, huh?”

         “Guess not.”

         She stared down at her feet for a long time.  Townes watched the way the strands of her hair caught sunlight.  The neck hole of his enormous T shirt gaped and revealed the tips of her breasts.  With anyone else, he would have averted his gaze, but she was that sort of creature who didn’t seem to notice her own body, as if it were as much her own as everyone else’s.  With anyone else, they would only be a pair of breasts. 

         With Siren, skin and substance were a living statement.

         She looked up suddenly.  “How come you said I live here?”

         The question threw him off, and it took him a moment to answer.  “Because you do.  At least for now.  This is where you are.”

         “Just seems a funny way to put it is all.”  She was frowning.

         “It’s not like you’re on vacation.”

         “Not like I’m doin much, either.  Waitin for I dunno what.”

         “I told you that first night…there’s no shelf life to this.  It’s your choice.  But sooner or later, the time will come you’ll most likely want to move on.”

         “And s’posin I don’t?”

         “Like I said.  Your choice.”

         She looked back down at her feet again.  “Can’t have pie with wet toenails,” she said quietly.

         He stepped in front of her and sat down cross legged on the ground.  He took both her ankles in his hands and lifted her feet toward his face. Leaning forward, as if meeting them halfway, he took a deep breath and blew a stream of air across her toes.  After that, he took another breath and blew another stream.  Then another, and another after that….

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