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Dresden and Mab's Future

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Fcrate:
Just a little joke, nvm

wardenferry419:
If Murphy was ROFLOL about pregnant Harry; how would she respond to Harry, Queen of the Faeries?

raidem:
What if that is a circumstance Mab/Murphy has planned for. Maybe when mother winter dies and all hell breaks loose when Mab/Murphy ascends to Mother, maybe she wants Harry there to be her Man, I mean Mab :) and Molly is somehow prevented from taking the role right then, there.  They then, Murphy, Harry, Molly jointly for a bit fight the Outsiders.

raidem:
I got the joke now Fcrate. Harry pretending to be a queen in white knight. Lol.

raidem:

--- Quote ---"Sir," he said, handing my key and license back and trying not to look like he was carefully not touching me. "I apologize for the inconvenience, but as you are not a resident here, it is standard procedure for visitors to check in with the security personnel at the entrance when entering or leaving the building."
"This is just typical of him," I said. "Forgetting something like this. I probably should have called ahead and made sure he'd told you."
"I'm sorry," he said. "I hate to inconvenience you. But until we do have that written authorization from Mr. Raith that he wishes you to have full access, I need to ask you to leave. I know it's just paperwork, but I'm afraid there's no way around it."
I sighed. "Typical. Just typical. And I understand you're just doing your job, sir. Let me go to the bathroom and I'll be right down."
"Perfectly all right," he told me. "Officer." The cop stood up from Mouse and gave me a lingering look. Then she nodded, and the pair of them headed back down the hall. I let Mouse back in, then closed the door most of the way and Listened, narrowing the focus of my attention until nothing existed but sound and silence.
"Are you sure?" the cop asked the security guy. "Oh, absolutely," he said. "Toe-moss," he said, emphasizing the pronunciation, "is as queer as a three-dollar bill." "He have any other men here?" "Once or twice," the man said. "This tall one is new, but he does have one of the original keys." "He could have stolen it," the cop said. "An NBA-sized gay burglar who works with a dog?" the security guy replied. "We'll make sure he's not stealing the fridge when he comes out. If Raith is missing anything, we'll point him right at this guy. We've got him on video, eyewitnesses putting him in the apartment, a copy of his driver's license, for crying out loud."
"If they're in a relationship," the cop said, "how come this Raith guy never cleared his boyfriend?"
"You know how queers are, the way they sleep around," the security guy said. "He was just covering his ass." "So to speak," the cop said. Security guy missed the irony in her tone, and let out a smug chuckle. "Like I said. We'll watch him." "Do that," the cop said.
"I don't like it, but if you're sure."
"I don't want a jilted queen making a big scene. No one wants that."
"Heavens, no," the cop said, her tone flat. I eased the door shut and said to Mouse, "Thank God for bigotry." Mouse tilted his head at me. "Bigots see something they expect and then they stop thinking about what is in front of them," I told him. "It's probably how they got to be bigots in the first place." Mouse looked unenlightened and undisturbed by it.


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