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Carlos
Carlos smiled as Maureen laughed. He began to believe that no matter what sort of weather befell Spyglass Cove, Maureen’s voice could part even the darkest clouds with a word.
"Oh… thank you, that’s such a thoughtful offer. I’d only intended to go as far as Kitty’s to dry off and get some soup before I…", she hesitated, then, with a twinkle in her eyes, said, "Maybe you’d like to join me?"
Carlos watched Maureen as she brushed her wet hair away from her cheek and tossed her head slightly to loosen more dripping locks from her neck. Still smiling with her lower lip caught on one side between her teeth. She was so damn beautiful, and in her face he could see that she also had emotions unspoken, though he was not sure for who.
In his mind though, he prayed to the gods above that it was him.
"Clam chowder sounds perfect, but I have two conditions to having lunch with you."
Carlos unzipped his leather jacket and held it out to Maureen. His white shirt quickly becoming soaked from the unrelenting rain.
"One, is that you put allow me to put this on you, I cannot stand to see you drenched to the bone."
(This was not completely true as wet hair was a great turn on to him, but seeing her entire body shivering in the freezing rain was not at all what he wanted to see.)
"Two, is that you will allow me to pay for your meal. I insist that you allow me to. If you agree to these terms we will be warm in Kitty’s in a matter of a minutes."
The rain began to fall harder still and far colder. It struck Carlos like small icicles; each drop as frigid as the last.
"So, do we have a deal?" Said Carlos with a wink.
As Maureen nodded, Carlos placed the jacket on her, lifting her hair gently with his hand as he wrapped her within it. Brushing gently against the back of her neck, he felt the feeling of her shudder for a brief second as he withdrew his hand. As she turned he once again became locked in her eyes, and her sex appeal intensified in leather. To Carlos, she was a goddess and he felt his mouth dry in his admiring of her.
"Your carriage awaits Senora." said Carlos with a laugh as he patted his hand on the rear seat of the long cycle.
"Are you comfortable Maureen? Wrap your arms around my waist. There, good, ok, here we go."
Carlos revved the engine and the bike glided across the rain spattered street toward Kitty’s. He always found the cafe welcoming, despite its aged appearance, it had been a sanctuary for him in hard times as he often surrounded himself with the kindness and peace that he found within. He could feel Maureen’s warmth behind him, her hands were locked around his waist sending a sense of comfort over him, a sense that he had not felt in a very long time.
Soon, they arrived at Kitty’s and Carlos dismounted the cycle, offering his hand to Maureen, to help her down.
As they entered, Carlos directed Maureen toward a window seat looking out toward the empty street and the frequent illumination of the stormy sky. As they sat down, Carlos had only to look in the direction of the waitress and she came over to them. After asking Maureen, Carlos ordered for both of them and the waitress walked back to the kitchen.
"Thank you for your invitation Senora, I am sorry about the incident that you had to bear witness to earlier between me and my father. Believe me, I would have found far more interest in talking with you then dealing with that."
"But enough about that. So, do you live here in Spyglass Cove? I think, you are Irish, yes? I would be very interested in knowing how you found your way here, but, I shall not pry. Though, I must admit to you Senora, you are...as interesting as you are beautiful, and in me there is much of a curiosity about you. But, I feel it is proper that I should tell you something of me for asking such a question." Carlos gave a gentle smile as he continued
"I am sure you have been able to determine that I am not pure mexican. My father, is Yacqui yes, but my mother, she was spanish. Esperenza Quintana, was her name and most of my traits are from her. She died early in my life, and my father brought me up in the ways of the Yacqui. Their myths, their folklore, their lifestyle. But, I was curious about many things. Many stories, many myths. I believe that folklore is not just about stories. It is about life, and how to live. So I began to read about all cultures, the Mayans, the Aztecs, the Norse, the Greeks, the Japanese and the Celts though I must admit that it is not something that I know as well as most.. Much of this I use in my art. Though it is also my favorite topic. Do you like such stories? Shall I tell you one that I know?"
"Oh, please do, I love stories."
Maureen nodded with smile. Carlos' eyes began drinking up her body, It was like ambrosia to him; a forbidden drink, yet one that he desired even a taste of. That one seemingly insignificant touch on the back of her neck had sent a flurry of emotion through him, fueling a storm that would not subside.
Carlos unrolled his sleeve and revealed a long green serpent tattoo snaking across his arm. The color was vibrant and the plumed head of the creature stared in Maureen's direction with fierce eyes.
“This is Quetzalcoatl, god of civilization in our culture. He represents the forces of good and light pitted against those of evil and darkness, which are championed by Tezcatlipoca, the smoking mirror. One legend says that Quetzalcoatl, deceived by Tezcatlipoca, was driven from Tula, the Toltec capital, and wandered for many years until he reached his homeland, on the east coast of Mexico where he was consumed by divine fire. Here, his ashes turned into birds and his heart became the morning star."
Carlos smiled, as delight in his story was clear in Maureen's expression and for a time they sat talking, passing tale for tale, look for look and voice for voice. Carlos found himself enraptured within her voice, her way of telling the ancient celtic myths and the twinkling in her eyes as she did so. In the middle of Carlos' tale of the Ku Bird, their order arrived. Carlos once again met Maureen's eyes.
I can learn so much from you just by looking into your eyes Maureen, I wonder if you can read me too..
Carlos smiled as Maureen laughed. He began to believe that no matter what sort of weather befell Spyglass Cove, Maureen’s voice could part even the darkest clouds with a word.
"Oh… thank you, that’s such a thoughtful offer. I’d only intended to go as far as Kitty’s to dry off and get some soup before I…", she hesitated, then, with a twinkle in her eyes, said, "Maybe you’d like to join me?"
Carlos watched Maureen as she brushed her wet hair away from her cheek and tossed her head slightly to loosen more dripping locks from her neck. Still smiling with her lower lip caught on one side between her teeth. She was so damn beautiful, and in her face he could see that she also had emotions unspoken, though he was not sure for who.
In his mind though, he prayed to the gods above that it was him.
"Clam chowder sounds perfect, but I have two conditions to having lunch with you."
Carlos unzipped his leather jacket and held it out to Maureen. His white shirt quickly becoming soaked from the unrelenting rain.
"One, is that you put allow me to put this on you, I cannot stand to see you drenched to the bone."
(This was not completely true as wet hair was a great turn on to him, but seeing her entire body shivering in the freezing rain was not at all what he wanted to see.)
"Two, is that you will allow me to pay for your meal. I insist that you allow me to. If you agree to these terms we will be warm in Kitty’s in a matter of a minutes."
The rain began to fall harder still and far colder. It struck Carlos like small icicles; each drop as frigid as the last.
"So, do we have a deal?" Said Carlos with a wink.
As Maureen nodded, Carlos placed the jacket on her, lifting her hair gently with his hand as he wrapped her within it. Brushing gently against the back of her neck, he felt the feeling of her shudder for a brief second as he withdrew his hand. As she turned he once again became locked in her eyes, and her sex appeal intensified in leather. To Carlos, she was a goddess and he felt his mouth dry in his admiring of her.
"Your carriage awaits Senora." said Carlos with a laugh as he patted his hand on the rear seat of the long cycle.
"Are you comfortable Maureen? Wrap your arms around my waist. There, good, ok, here we go."
Carlos revved the engine and the bike glided across the rain spattered street toward Kitty’s. He always found the cafe welcoming, despite its aged appearance, it had been a sanctuary for him in hard times as he often surrounded himself with the kindness and peace that he found within. He could feel Maureen’s warmth behind him, her hands were locked around his waist sending a sense of comfort over him, a sense that he had not felt in a very long time.
Soon, they arrived at Kitty’s and Carlos dismounted the cycle, offering his hand to Maureen, to help her down.
As they entered, Carlos directed Maureen toward a window seat looking out toward the empty street and the frequent illumination of the stormy sky. As they sat down, Carlos had only to look in the direction of the waitress and she came over to them. After asking Maureen, Carlos ordered for both of them and the waitress walked back to the kitchen.
"Thank you for your invitation Senora, I am sorry about the incident that you had to bear witness to earlier between me and my father. Believe me, I would have found far more interest in talking with you then dealing with that."
"But enough about that. So, do you live here in Spyglass Cove? I think, you are Irish, yes? I would be very interested in knowing how you found your way here, but, I shall not pry. Though, I must admit to you Senora, you are...as interesting as you are beautiful, and in me there is much of a curiosity about you. But, I feel it is proper that I should tell you something of me for asking such a question." Carlos gave a gentle smile as he continued
"I am sure you have been able to determine that I am not pure mexican. My father, is Yacqui yes, but my mother, she was spanish. Esperenza Quintana, was her name and most of my traits are from her. She died early in my life, and my father brought me up in the ways of the Yacqui. Their myths, their folklore, their lifestyle. But, I was curious about many things. Many stories, many myths. I believe that folklore is not just about stories. It is about life, and how to live. So I began to read about all cultures, the Mayans, the Aztecs, the Norse, the Greeks, the Japanese and the Celts though I must admit that it is not something that I know as well as most.. Much of this I use in my art. Though it is also my favorite topic. Do you like such stories? Shall I tell you one that I know?"
"Oh, please do, I love stories."
Maureen nodded with smile. Carlos' eyes began drinking up her body, It was like ambrosia to him; a forbidden drink, yet one that he desired even a taste of. That one seemingly insignificant touch on the back of her neck had sent a flurry of emotion through him, fueling a storm that would not subside.
Carlos unrolled his sleeve and revealed a long green serpent tattoo snaking across his arm. The color was vibrant and the plumed head of the creature stared in Maureen's direction with fierce eyes.
“This is Quetzalcoatl, god of civilization in our culture. He represents the forces of good and light pitted against those of evil and darkness, which are championed by Tezcatlipoca, the smoking mirror. One legend says that Quetzalcoatl, deceived by Tezcatlipoca, was driven from Tula, the Toltec capital, and wandered for many years until he reached his homeland, on the east coast of Mexico where he was consumed by divine fire. Here, his ashes turned into birds and his heart became the morning star."
Carlos smiled, as delight in his story was clear in Maureen's expression and for a time they sat talking, passing tale for tale, look for look and voice for voice. Carlos found himself enraptured within her voice, her way of telling the ancient celtic myths and the twinkling in her eyes as she did so. In the middle of Carlos' tale of the Ku Bird, their order arrived. Carlos once again met Maureen's eyes.
I can learn so much from you just by looking into your eyes Maureen, I wonder if you can read me too..
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