Priestly straightened his tie, plastering a smile on his face. He took Mars's hand. He smiled softly; he enjoyed strange missions like this. They stood in front of a large, decadent house on a crisp morning in March. The windows seemed to glare down at them, but Priestly felt oddly calm.
To him, this entire place was a worthless charade. He winked cheesily at his partner, giving him a thumbs-up.
"How do we look, Marsy? I think we make a great gay couple, you and me. Unless you still want to go with my earlier plan and force me into a dress."
To him, this entire place was a worthless charade. He winked cheesily at his partner, giving him a thumbs-up.
"How do we look, Marsy? I think we make a great gay couple, you and me. Unless you still want to go with my earlier plan and force me into a dress."