"You?" Fox said stunned.
"Yes, me. Come here, Fox. It's been too long." Audrey leaned in and pressed her lips against Fox's.
He pushed her away. "What the hell are you doing here?"
She seemed undaunted by his lack of interest in her, "I'm came here to be with you, silly. Why else would I come to this little whole in the wall town? Can you believe they don't even have a mall here? God, where do you people by your clothes? The K-Mart?" She said in disgust.
"I see you haven't changed a bit, Audrey? Still the same old, whiney, spoiled rotten bitch I knew in Paris."
"Oh, Fox, I love it when you talk dirty to me. Let's save that for tonight. We have a lot of catching up to do." She leaned in and rubbed his chest. "You have missed me haven't you? I've missed you, Fox. My bed has been so cold without you in it."
"You'd better find another way to heat your sheets, Audrey. I want be occupying them anymore." Fox tried walking past her, but Audrey pressed her body even harder against Fox's.
"Come on, Fox. Don't be like that. We were so good together. You can't stand there and tell me we weren't." She whined.
"What do you want me to say, Audrey? That you were a good lay. Okay, you were, but that's all you were. A cheap substitute for the real love of my life. Something to keep my mind occupied until the day I could make her mine. That's it. And I didn't realized just how good sex could be until I made love to the woman I loved. She was better in bed than you could ever dream of being." Fox spit out.
"I very much doubt that, Fox. I've had a lot more experience that her. Why would you want some prude like this Teresa anyways? She couldn't possibly please you the way I did."
"You said it yourself, Audrey. You've had a lot of experience. Why would I want a woman whose slept with every man from here to Paris?"
Audrey brought her hand up to slap Fox, but he caught her hand, "What is it with you people lately? You think abuse is the way to someone's heart?"
"You basically called me a whore." Audrey steamed.
"No, but you just called yourself one."
"Well, if I'm a whore, Fox, than what about you? You slept with me. Many times. You never seemed to have a problem with it then."
"That makes me stupid, Audrey. Utterly stupid."
"You just wait, Fox Crane. I give you two weeks with the little prude until you find out she can't satisfy you the way that I did. You'll come running back to me."
"You're wrong, Audrey. Dead wrong. I've finally got the woman of my dreams, and I'm not going to do anything to screw it up."
"That's the thing, Fox. You always screw up. You can't help it. It's in your blood. Crane's always screw up. The only one of you that's worth anything is Alistair."
"Shut the hell up! Get out of town now or you'll regret ever setting foot in this town."
"I already do. Come on, Fox. We can run off together. It can be like it use to be. I promise, I can make you happy." She begged.
"Not now, Audrey. At one time you could have possibly made me somewhat happy, but not anymore. One taste of Teresa and any chance you had with me was wiped away. Now get out of Harmony before I have you ran out." Fox walked passed her and Audrey watched him walk away.
She crossed her arms and starred at Fox through slitted eyes. "You'll be in my bed soon enough, Fox Crane. Soon enough."
"Yes, me. Come here, Fox. It's been too long." Audrey leaned in and pressed her lips against Fox's.
He pushed her away. "What the hell are you doing here?"
She seemed undaunted by his lack of interest in her, "I'm came here to be with you, silly. Why else would I come to this little whole in the wall town? Can you believe they don't even have a mall here? God, where do you people by your clothes? The K-Mart?" She said in disgust.
"I see you haven't changed a bit, Audrey? Still the same old, whiney, spoiled rotten bitch I knew in Paris."
"Oh, Fox, I love it when you talk dirty to me. Let's save that for tonight. We have a lot of catching up to do." She leaned in and rubbed his chest. "You have missed me haven't you? I've missed you, Fox. My bed has been so cold without you in it."
"You'd better find another way to heat your sheets, Audrey. I want be occupying them anymore." Fox tried walking past her, but Audrey pressed her body even harder against Fox's.
"Come on, Fox. Don't be like that. We were so good together. You can't stand there and tell me we weren't." She whined.
"What do you want me to say, Audrey? That you were a good lay. Okay, you were, but that's all you were. A cheap substitute for the real love of my life. Something to keep my mind occupied until the day I could make her mine. That's it. And I didn't realized just how good sex could be until I made love to the woman I loved. She was better in bed than you could ever dream of being." Fox spit out.
"I very much doubt that, Fox. I've had a lot more experience that her. Why would you want some prude like this Teresa anyways? She couldn't possibly please you the way I did."
"You said it yourself, Audrey. You've had a lot of experience. Why would I want a woman whose slept with every man from here to Paris?"
Audrey brought her hand up to slap Fox, but he caught her hand, "What is it with you people lately? You think abuse is the way to someone's heart?"
"You basically called me a whore." Audrey steamed.
"No, but you just called yourself one."
"Well, if I'm a whore, Fox, than what about you? You slept with me. Many times. You never seemed to have a problem with it then."
"That makes me stupid, Audrey. Utterly stupid."
"You just wait, Fox Crane. I give you two weeks with the little prude until you find out she can't satisfy you the way that I did. You'll come running back to me."
"You're wrong, Audrey. Dead wrong. I've finally got the woman of my dreams, and I'm not going to do anything to screw it up."
"That's the thing, Fox. You always screw up. You can't help it. It's in your blood. Crane's always screw up. The only one of you that's worth anything is Alistair."
"Shut the hell up! Get out of town now or you'll regret ever setting foot in this town."
"I already do. Come on, Fox. We can run off together. It can be like it use to be. I promise, I can make you happy." She begged.
"Not now, Audrey. At one time you could have possibly made me somewhat happy, but not anymore. One taste of Teresa and any chance you had with me was wiped away. Now get out of Harmony before I have you ran out." Fox walked passed her and Audrey watched him walk away.
She crossed her arms and starred at Fox through slitted eyes. "You'll be in my bed soon enough, Fox Crane. Soon enough."