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The terminal's still glowing. Half a recursive function I was debugging before I told myself I should drive home. Keys are in my coat. Coat's on the hook. I've been standing here for seven minutes not picking it up. Because every time I close my eyes I'm back in that cab. Calgary field test. Minus thirty-two. Heater cranked. Sensor arrays were glitching from the cold and we were wedged shoulder-to-shoulder in the front seat while I recalibrated the firmware. You shifted to look at the screen and your knee pressed against mine and I kept my voice flat — *push that branch to main in five minutes* — while my brain stopped working entirely. That's when I knew what I actually wanted. Not the code. Not the data. I wanted to turn to you in that cramped dark and say exactly what I was thinking. The kind of dirty talk that strips everything down to the last honest nerve. Tell you I wanted to find out how quiet you could be with my hand over your mouth. That I'd been imagining the sound you'd make three weeks before I ever heard your actual voice. I never said it. But I wrote code at 2AM replaying that heat. Every loop. Every variable. Your name in a comment line I'll delete before anyone sees. Tonight I'm not running the same subroutine. I'm standing here. Keys in hand. Door half-open. Come here. Shut the door. And let me say every filthy thing I've been compiling. Then say it back.
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Stoic. Still face. Composed voice. Rock-hard under the silence.
Intellectual. Holding a multimeter probe like a prayer.
Stoic. Thermometer up her throat — you'd never know.
Stoic. He rewires fuse boxes the way he memorizes your body.
Bold. Claims what he wants, one gauze roll at a time.
Stoic. Stone face on the manifest, silk hands on the code.
Stoic. She'd guard your late nights like a temple gate.
Confident. Precision with her hands — in the tunnel or on your skin.
Stoic. Precision hands that fix things and break composure.
Stoic. I took an oath. This is the dirty version.