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for Nikola - early July
According to all the books she's read, a sprained ankle can hurt for approximately six to eight weeks. Mac's only had hers for two and she's already about to go insane and she doesn't think she can handle the pain and inconvenience of walking on sand with a bad ankle for much longer.
Today, she's eschewed going out and about for lazing about in her cottage with a bowl of fruit and a book on Henry Kissinger. She strongly suspects that she's read it before but she was always so busy with work back home that reading for pleasure was something she didn't really have time for and when she did, she almost never finished anything.
She hears the door swing open and assumes it's Nikola - anyone else who might visit her would have likely knocked. "Bedroom. Still nursing my war wound."
Today, she's eschewed going out and about for lazing about in her cottage with a bowl of fruit and a book on Henry Kissinger. She strongly suspects that she's read it before but she was always so busy with work back home that reading for pleasure was something she didn't really have time for and when she did, she almost never finished anything.
She hears the door swing open and assumes it's Nikola - anyone else who might visit her would have likely knocked. "Bedroom. Still nursing my war wound."
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"That does sound intriguing," Nikola replied, sliding his arms a little more around her before his hands wandered a little to cup her ass. "A little education never hurt anyone. And I, unlike that ass Edison, am a good teacher. Brilliant one might say."
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"What are you planning on teaching me?" Mac asks, mostly flirty and ever so slightly wary.
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"I'm terrible at math," MacKenzie warns. "I don't think I'll do a good job of that at all, especially if you're fucking me during."
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Mac sighs. "Of course you would be. It wouldn't be a Nikola Tesla maths lesson otherwise. So, do you fuck all of your students or just me?"
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Mac scoffs a little at that. "Nikola, you're dear to me but I can't even do arithmetic, much less what you do. I'm probably not anywhere near the student Alcuin is."
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"I might be able to do that," Mac says, sighing a little at the feel of his mouth. "You could quiz me in Russian."