Title: Not So Innocent
Author: Viola LaFountain
Category: General
Sub-Category: Romance
Rating: PG-13. Some things may not be for our 'younger viewers'.
Genre: "Full House" genre. It's some twisted 'after-look' between two leading characters.
Pairing: John Stamos/Mary Kate Olsen

Story Overview/Summary: Mary Kate Olsen is all grown up and she is tired of being known as 'the good girl'. In midst of trying to escape her "Michelle Tanner" stereotype from her days on 'Full House', the wild child Olsen decides to pursue a matter she had been interested in for some time now.
Former "Full Star" co-star, John Stamos.

Disclaimer: I don't own Mary Kate, Ashley, or John. This is my first fic, so I am still learning. All comments are welcome, as well as any suggestions you can make to make this story better!

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Chapter 2

Their dinner was a delight of French cuisine and wine. The talk was amazing and the stars were out full bloom. The music was a soft melody, full of love and intrigue, what could be more perfect for Mary Kate to think of what to do next.

She certainly didn't want to come at him full speed, but take it slow.

In the meantime, John was thinking of how beautiful that Mary Kate had looked, with amazement and how grownup she looked, and thinking to himself what could these feelings mean. The evening was just beginning for the two of them and there was more to come.

John had asked Mary Kate to dance with him, and without hesitation she agreed to the dance. As the music played a nice slow dance, they were embraced in each other's arms as if ,for the first time they had just meet.

When the dance was over, Mary Kate excused herself to go the powder room to freshen up. Feelings were overwhelming her. She was a little confused as to what they meant, as she herself couldn't be so sure. But perhaps being in a city that was so beautiful all its own and the fact that she was with a man she had knew all her life just spark a yearning of wanting to be needed.

John himself was feeling a little beside himself as well. After a marriage gone wrong, the thought of a younger woman sparked feelings of his own. This terrified John, to think of Mary Kate as a young woman and not that little girl he once knew could possible be some one he'd grow attached with romantically.

The night was still young. Mary Kate return to the table where John pulled out her chair, while she sat down. As they finished their drinks, a dozen of roses appeared at the table. She was amazed at how beautiful they were and thanked John for the roses.

"Beautiful roses for a beautiful lady." was all he said, as he flashed her a dashing smile.

Mary Kate was in awe at that remarked, but very flattered.
The conversation continue into the night until, Mary Kate wanted to go back to the her hotel room. She had her cab waiting outside, when John stood up and suggested that he walk her back to the hotel. Mary Kate agreed and soon they were walking side by side down the streets of Paris. They stop to view the Eiffel Tower, when he took her hand, looking down at her.

"Mary Kate I'm glad that you called." He started, "I'm pleased that we could get together."

"Me too," she replied. "I've been thinking of you lately… between college and business. I needed this time to get my head cleared." John listened as she spoke with intrigue. "My sister has been wondering what has been wrong with me, but I couldn't tell her until I found out for myself."

"I can understand that," John said with a warm smile.

"Can I ask you something?" She asked, and John nodded. "How have you been doing as far as readjusting to being single again?"

"Oh," he seemed taken aback by her question. "Well, everything has been confusing lately until now." He glanced away from her momentarily, but looked back at her. "You know, MK, you've grown up so nicely. It's strange but, I'm beginning to see you as more than just a friend."

"Oh?" Mary Kate seemed interested, but as if she hadn't noticed. Devilish.

"Yeah. It's strange. You've sparked an interest in me that I didn't think I had…"

What could she do? She heard something that she had only fantasized about hearing up until that point. She, without thinking twice, told him she felt the same way. It was now clear to both of them they wanted to be more than 'just friends', and their hearts wanted more from each other.