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Caritas [Thursday evening]

When Robin wandered into Caritas on Thursday evening, Tino was nowhere to be found, but a note regarding his shunning of Robin was on the bar.

Evidently he'd discovered he'd have to work next Thursday for her.

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Fraser frowned and tried to recall what he'd said. "Yes, but that still doesn't make sense."

"I clicked because it was there," she said, shrugging. "It's like telling me not to think of pink elephants."

"I'll protect you from the Japanese giant hornets," he promised and smiled at her. "They'll have to attempt to go through me before they get to you."

"They can shoot acid that will melt your eyes," she informed him. "That's very brave of you."

"I've been shot before," he reminded her. "A few times. I'd get shot again if it meant you were safe."

"Even by hornet-acid?" she asked, smiling softly at that.

"Better me than you," he said, nodding. "I've been shot three times, a fourth won't make a difference to me and you'd be safe."

That would be Robin leaning across the bar, grabbing hold of his tie to pull him in slightly, and kissing him. Hard.

She didn't like the PDAs that much, but sometimes situations called for it.

She caught him slightly by surprise only because, after she'd snagged his tie, he'd picked up on what she was going to do and responded only slightly slowly but making up for it quickly by returning her kiss with equal fervor.

He covered the hand on his tie with his briefly, squeezed once and let go before focusing everything on kissing her.

"No one ever offered to take a bullet for me," she mumbled against his lips. "Or hornet acid."

"It would be worth it," he said and meant it. "I wouldn't even think twice. I want you to be safe forever."

Robin kissed him again.

"...I hate that Tino hates me. So much. "

"You could always try and make things up to him at a later date," Fraser suggested before kissing her again. He really didn't quite get why she'd said that now but he was always good for helpful advice.

"He won't stay for me tonight so I can leave early, though," she murmured.

"Oh, right, because of next week," Fraser said. "I could talk to him. I don't think hates me and I've a uniform that might convince him to stay."

"Mmm. No, he won't. He hates me and doesn't want me to be happy and pleasantly sexed up, which is what I would like to be," she murmured.

"You could sneak out," he suggested. "And just leave him here and he'd have no choice but to stay."

"I don't want to get fired. Do you think I'd get fired? I could say I have an emergency to take care of," she murmured. "It's true. It's just an emergency in your pants."

That was lame.

"He'd have to prove you didn't have an emergency and it would be his word against yours and no boss can take the word of one employee over another without proof," Fraser stated. Also, he'd pay Tino to keep quiet, if he had to. "You won't get fired and yes, there's an emergency in my pants that you should attend to. It's either tell him one thing or we can find a spot nearby."

"Hot. But that probably would get me fired, sex in the bathroom at my workplace."

"Then, it's either the emergency line or we have to wait till your shift ends," he told her.

"I think if we wait we'll end up breaking something," Robin said thoughtfully.

It was only because she was so focused that she didn't say 'like your hip.'