Llewellyn Watts (
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Queen's Park, Toronto, Wednesday Afternoon
Monday, Steven and Watts had indulged in a lie-in followed by a late breakfast. Then, they'd gotten dressed up and headed down to the lounge for high tea followed by an evening outing to the symphony. Yesterday, they'd gone to a wine-tasting, from which Watts had come back with several interesting vintages, some of them even local. Canadian wines really had improved over the last century.
Today was- well, traditionally it would be date night, but they'd actually headed out in the afternoon, for a carriage ride tour of Queen's Park.
The weather was a little chilly, though, so Watts had insisted on picking up a couple of mochas at a nearby coffee shop before they headed in to the park, and now he was holding on to both cups so that Steven could step up into the carriage, after which he would follow.
Today was- well, traditionally it would be date night, but they'd actually headed out in the afternoon, for a carriage ride tour of Queen's Park.
The weather was a little chilly, though, so Watts had insisted on picking up a couple of mochas at a nearby coffee shop before they headed in to the park, and now he was holding on to both cups so that Steven could step up into the carriage, after which he would follow.
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It wasn't a long, drawn-out sort of kiss. But nor was it a quick peck on the lips. It was something comfortably in-between.
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And then, because sometimes the caveat didn't always go without saying, "Well, perfect for me I suppose."
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Imagine how much Steven's reaction would differ if he knew Marc had had what might be called a slightly longer conversation with Harley last week than Marc had had with Dean. Still, it was Marc. Any conversation which didn't involve basic grunting was enough to get Steven's hopes up.
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